Construction site mapping and surveying is the process of creating detailed maps and models of a construction site, including the topography, buildings, and infrastructure. This is typically done to plan and execute construction projects, as well as to track progress and ensure compliance with regulations. Traditionally, construction site mapping and Read more…
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are becoming increasingly popular in the construction industry for their ability to efficiently and accurately collect data and images of construction sites. This data can be used for a variety of purposes, including surveying and mapping, site inspections, progress monitoring, and quality Read more…
Clear Sky Aerials is now offering photogrammetry and LiDAR data processing services. We are well versed in most well-known photogrammetry engines including Pix4D, Bentley ContextCapture, and DroneDeploy. We’re offering both desktop and cloud-based processing options and can tailor our offerings to suit your needs. Common Deliverables: 2D Orthomosaic Dense Point Read more…
Clear Sky Aerials recently had the opportunity to perform an inspection for a building in Detroit. Our Client was looking for high-resolution photos of all sides of the building and an orbiting video. We used this opportunity to not only provide the photos and video but also create a high-resolution Read more…
Michigan State Police have been utilizing drone mapping for accident reconstruction and, most recently, to help increase safety at large events. Click the image or link below to learn more about how MSP utilized their drone and Pix4D software to map the Michigan Mud Jam, which was a 4-day event Read more…
Real-time drone data yields 75% cost savings for Chasco Constructors on $29M project. Click here or on the picture below to read more about how drones were used on this 50-acre construction site. Clear Sky Aerials provides aerial photography, inspections, and 3D mapping in Michigan and Ohio.
A manager from one of the top U.S. construction firms said this week that while implementation has its challenges, drones are easier to make use of than it might seem. Click on the picture or link below to read more. https://www.constructiondive.com/news/why-drones-are-a-no-brainer-for-top-contractor-mccarthy/524218/