Progress Reporting Not Just For Construction.
Regular aerial imagery is essential to monitor the progress of construction processes, serving several purposes such as updating investors, showcasing progress on social media, or using it on the website. There are two common methods of capturing construction progress. The first involves aerial shots taken from an aircraft at various stages of the build, which can be taken every month or at different stages of construction, such as site clearing or roof installation. The second and more useful method is via drones, which can capture imagery from the same location every month to create a time-lapse. By using waypoint technology, drones can capture the same images at each visit, resulting in an updated time-lapse after every shoot.
Using a secure portal, stakeholders and designers can access the timelapse easily and at any time. They can even share it instantly with anyone involved in the project. This method of sharing updates eliminates the risk of losing important data that may occur during cloud transfer services. Regular aerial imagery using drones is a reliable and efficient way of tracking the progress of construction projects, providing stakeholders with an accurate overview of the development’s timeline.
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Share updates on your projects with investors and other stakeholders easily.
Key Benefits.
- Flights on a monthly, quarterly or ad hoc basis
- same flight path each visit to maintain continuity
- Vertical, Oblique angles as well as Video.
- Delivered via an easy-to-navigate, shareable and password-protected portal.