Measurement-ready mapping
Spatially referenced orthomosaics support distance, area, and quantity checks against weekly progress and billing from a shared current reference.
Mapping deliverable
Sample client portalRiverwalk
Deliverables online
Aerial project intelligenceOne repeatable scan.
One repeatable scan.
A clearer view of progress.
Explore how high-resolution aerial mapping turns routine site captures into practical tools for tracking progress, coordinating decisions, and sharing a visual record of the job.
Open progress viewerAvailable captures06
Comparison interval7 days
Current captureSep 17
Project deliverables
Everything needed to see what changed.
Riverwalk demonstrates the client-ready outputs available from repeatable mapping visits. Each deliverable is designed to make site information easier to inspect, measure, track, communicate, and preserve.
Updated Sep 1701
Interactive progress comparison
Pan, zoom, and move the reveal bar between dated orthomosaics to inspect one week of visible change.
Annotations and asset records
Identify materials, equipment, completed work, and areas requiring attention with clear location-based callouts.
Project documentation360° aerial panorama
Look around the site from a fixed aerial position and revisit the same vantage point across future captures.
Available in viewer05Hillshade and terrain context
Read the shape of the site through a clear shaded-relief surface derived from the mapping dataset.
Riverwalk layer plannedBuilt for repeat visits
Explore Riverwalk imagery A visual record that becomes more valuable over time.
Why it matters
A current site record gives every team a better starting point.
As the capture history grows, it becomes easier to validate progress, explain decisions, preserve conditions, and give each project partner the information they need without another site visit.
Track installed work against the plan and billing.
Weekly orthomosaics provide a dated, measurement-ready record for progress reviews, quantity checks, and clear conversations with the team.
See what changed before the next coordination meeting.
Current top-down imagery and 360° context make it easier to verify work areas, materials, access, and sequencing from one shared view.
Stay informed without being on site.
Shareable progress views turn a complex jobsite into a clear, dated visual update that supports faster decisions and reporting.
Pair field work with a current visual reference.
Spatially referenced orthomosaics, terrain outputs, and future hillshade views help orient follow-up work to the site conditions captured that week.