Orthomosaic Site Mapping
Create a detailed overhead site record from planned overlapping nadir imagery, with georeferencing and project controls where required.
Create detailed spatial records of sites, land and structures.
Planned nadir and oblique capture can produce orthomosaics, 3D models, measurements and mapped site records for land, buildings, infrastructure and heritage assets.
Lamorna uses planned aerial survey capture and photogrammetry to create clear, practical records of land, buildings and complex structures.
Orthomosaics, textured 3D models and mapped site information can support surveyors, engineers, architects, contractors and asset owners with planning, measurement, technical review and project communication.
Detailed oblique capture can also create permanent digital records of temples, statues, historic façades and other heritage assets, supporting conservation planning, interpretation and public engagement.

Create a detailed overhead site record from planned overlapping nadir imagery, with georeferencing and project controls where required.
Record terrain, surface features, levels and wider site context, with surface models or contours where suitable and agreed.
Support area, distance, height, stockpile and earthwork calculations using appropriate spatial data and agreed project controls.
Create navigable textured models of land, buildings, infrastructure or complex structures for planning, coordination, technical review and communication.
Create detailed digital records of temples, statues, historic façades and other cultural assets for documentation, conservation support, interpretation and public communication.
Create a dated spatial record of slopes, coastlines, vegetation, ground condition or other environmental features for planning and future comparison.

Downward-facing imagery collected in a planned grid, commonly used to create orthomosaics, measurable overhead records and terrain or surface outputs.
Angled imagery collected around a site, building or structure to record façades, vertical geometry and three-dimensional detail.
Nadir and oblique imagery can be processed together to create more complete models of complex sites, buildings, statues and structures.
A detailed overhead site image assembled from overlapping aerial photographs, with georeferencing where specified.
A navigable three-dimensional representation of a site, building, structure or asset.
A detailed collection of spatial points that can support measurement, modelling and compatible downstream workflows.
Terrain or surface information, with contours where appropriate and agreed.
Areas, distances, heights, stockpiles or earthworks calculated from suitable project data.
High-resolution nadir and oblique imagery supplied with agreed output formats, coordinate information, control notes and project limitations.
Required coverage, resolution, coordinate system, control strategy, output format and accuracy expectations are agreed before capture. The achievable result depends on the site, image-capture method, equipment, flight geometry, survey control, processing workflow and intended use of the deliverables.
Where legal boundaries, statutory surveying or formally surveyed control are required, Lamorna’s aerial data can support the appropriately qualified land surveyor or project professional.
Agree the site, intended use, required coverage, level of detail, output formats and control requirements.
Collect systematic nadir, oblique or combined imagery using a planned mission appropriate to the required output.
Process the imagery, review alignment and coverage, and complete appropriate quality and accuracy checks.
Supply the agreed mapped, measured or three-dimensional outputs in suitable formats with relevant delivery notes.
Tell us about the site or structure, the information you need and how the outputs will be used. We will recommend an appropriate capture method and set of deliverables.