Aerial Surveying and Mapping Drone Services in Canada

C-Drones provides custom-built 3D mapping/surveying drones for the CANADA market with multiple survey analysis software and different levels of camera resolution. Customized drones’ team were among the top 10 finalists in UAE Drones for good competition and multiple international competitions. Our design basis is based on the intended application and features which dominate the drone design, capabilities, and features.  Below are a few examples of our customization services:

Customized Drones used for Mapping or construction inspection applications can be equipped with multiple types of cameras based on the intended application. Those cameras process their metadata through Artificial intelligence drone cameras, machine learning, and Video processing to provide mm accuracy. Drone applications require different levels of position accuracy which can be filled with either standard accuracy GPS or GNSS-RTK centimeter accuracy system.  LIDAR scanning is also available.

Aerial Mapping & Surveying Drones in Canada

C-Drones provide custom-built drone solutions for Aerial Mapping/ Surveying in Canada.

Drone Land Surveying Benefits

• Reduce field time and survey costs
• Provide accurate and exhaustive data
• Map otherwise inaccessible area
• Get closer to the subject than satellites or other aerial vehicles.
• Capture High-resolution Images &cover large areas quickly from different angles
• Reduce the risk for human injury by removing humans from hazardous areas, like landing zones and survey sites
• Capture images of areas that are not easily accessible by hand, e.g. mountain tops

 

How does UAV Aerial Surveying work?

• Drone Photogrammetry is done by clicking the high-resolution images that are later processed and collected utilizing sophisticated software to create again a survey area in the form of measurable 2D maps or 3D models.
• The drones in drone 3D mapping are made of Red Green Blue Visual Imaging (RGB) for photogrammetry, thermal, LIDAR, or multispectral sensors to gather aerial data, they can acquire a large amount of data fast by using this downward-facing
• A computer program then analyzes the photos taken by the drone and creates a 3D model from them.
• The drone can also carry sensors that measure the height of objects so surveys can be conducted accurately. This allows for a more precise survey than satellite surveys, which use cameras with a lower resolution.

 

Our fixed-wing/  Multi-copter mapping drone uses Ground Control Points (GSPs), Real-Time Kinematic Survey (RTK), or Post Processing Kinematic (PPK) survey to accurately point the position of a drone in flight.