Services
LiDAR for geometry, magnetics for what lies beneath, thermography for what is failing. Choose a single service or combine them into one mobilisation.
Start here
Most enquiries follow one of the patterns below. If yours does not, send the site map and the decision you need to make, and we will advise.
| What you need to know | Recommended service | Primary deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Surface shape, volumes, contours | Airborne LiDAR survey | Classified point cloud, DTM/DSM, contours, volumetric cut-and-fill |
| Terrain under dense canopy | Airborne LiDAR survey | Bare-earth terrain model with coverage and density report |
| Where the ore body or shear zone runs | Drone magnetometer survey | Total-field and anomaly maps, profiles, ranked targets |
| Which modules or strings underperform | Solar PV thermography | Classified anomaly register with GPS positions and severity |
| Condition of structures and rooftops | Asset & infrastructure inspection | Georeferenced image set, 3D model, located defect list |
| Building an in-house survey team | Aerial LiDAR training | Training plan, supervised field flights, pilot dataset |
Service detail
UAV LiDAR with integrated GNSS and inertial logging, flown in systematic lines and processed to a classified point cloud at 20–25 points per m2.
Low-altitude magnetic acquisition with a suspended sensor loop for geological mapping and target delineation, backed by 2,000+ line-km of acquired profiles.
Radiometric thermal flights over solar plants with module-level anomaly detection and classification, delivered with SolarMark.
Visual and thermal drone inspection of structures that are slow, risky or expensive to reach on foot, returning located defects instead of a folder of photographs.
Practical training for survey teams, students and institutions, taught by the crew that flies and processes commercial missions.
LiDAR and magnetics are frequently flown in the same campaign: the laser gives you the surface, the magnetometer gives you the structure below it, and the two grids share one control network and one report.
What you receive
Deliverables are agreed in the scope note, then issued in open formats with a short method and accuracy statement.
Engagements
One block, one question, one report. Typical for a reserve update, a dump volume check, an exploration target or a plant inspection before a maintenance window.
Repeated coverage across several blocks or seasons with a fixed control network, so results are comparable period to period. Includes an agreed reporting rhythm.
We fly the first campaign with your team, then train your surveyors on the same equipment and data so the work can continue in-house.
Describe the site and the decision you need to support. We will recommend the sensor, the flying plan and the deliverable list before you commit.