Vantage Imagery Ltd

Drone Services

Drone Surveys and Mapping

Utilising advanced Mavic DJI drones, we provide precise aerial surveys and mapping services for various industries, including golf courses, construction, agriculture, and real estate. Our high-resolution imagery and 3D models aid in identifying hazards, planning projects, and monitoring crop health

Who uses Drone Surveys

  • Golf Course Architect’s 

 

  • Estate Agents

 

  • Agricultural Agronomists’ 

 

  • Construction Professionals

 

  • Environmental Scientists
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What it covers

Comprehensive Drone Surveys and Maps

We ensure data accuracy and efficiency, offering actionable insights for your success. Discover the Vantage Imagery difference—contact us today to see how our services can benefit your project. The drone mapping process can produce a 2D/3D georeferenced map or a point cloud. This is fully interactive, measurements can easily be made directly onto the map, measuring distance, area and gradient

Features

Georeferrenced Maps

Drone Survey 2D/3D Mapping

3D Golf course
How it Works

Streamlined Drone Surveys for Precision Results

Free Consultations

Initial discussion to understand your project

Planning

Detailed project planning, logistics and Analysis

Execution

Conduct aerial surveys using state-of-the-art Drones

Delivery

Provide comprehensive reports and visuals

Drone Survey Equipment

The latest and best equipment to maximise results
GNSS Base & Rover

This is one of 2 we use in RTK (Real Time Kinematics) or using NTRIP services. To collect GCP’s (ground control points) and check points to add to the maps accuracy.

RTK & PPK Drones

The latest technology from DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral drone, equipped with RTK and a 20 megapixel mechanical shutter main camera.  It also has four 5mp multispectral cameras making this the ultimate survey drone.

 

 

 

 

Vantage Imagery Ltd is NOT a survey company and it does not claim to be accredited surveyors or geomatics specialists.

Provided geospatial products would typically fall within the potential accuracy range as indicated within the 'RICS Professional Guidance Note - Measured Surveys of Land, Buildings and Utilities (Bands D to E)' and, therefore, must not be further used beyond its tasked-for requirements and /or to support other projects that would require greater degrees of accuracies."

Our geospatial products SHOULD NOT be independently used to authenticate measurements of any kind and be used in any legally-binding documentation UNLESS they have been ortho-rectified and are accompanied with additional and authenticated positional geodetic information that has been provided by a trained/accredited party accompanied by accuracy statements and which would compliment other accurate and project-supporting geospatial-related data.