Trusted Land Surveyors in Bognor Regis

Geomatics encompasses the collection, management and presentation of spatial data. This discipline has evolved from the traditional collection of data associated with land surveyors.

No. Aerial Surveying complements our land based services and enables us to offer a greater range of solutions to existing and new clients. We want to have the flexibility to provide spatial data in many ways and we will work closely with clients to make sure the solutions we offer meet their needs in a cost effective way. This may mean that we actually take a dual approach, combining data from both ground and aerial based sensors.

For us, an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is simply a platform to carry survey sensors, be they cameras, thermal or hyperspectral imagers. The geo-referencing of the imagery collected is critical to its use. Our Aerial team, including the pilots, are well qualified and experienced Geomatics professionals. From the initial flight planning process, the quality and accuracy of the end deliverables is very much to the forefront of our minds and of course, we process our data in house.

Our Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are the most capable on the market, with the ability to fly for extended periods of time and in moderate winds. However, any conditions that restrict or compromise light reaching the onboard sensor lenses, will of course result in lower quality visuals in terms of resolution and accuracy, so we always build in flexibility to our schedules.

Most of the equipment we used is owned by Geodime. This means that we can be certain that it is all in calibration, and our staff are trained and familiar with the equipment we use. This equipment includes Total stations, GPS, numerous UAVs and sensors and high definition laser scanners, together with boats and sensors for bathymetric surveys. Wherever possible our skillsets and tools are in-house, enabling us to guarantee our clients high quality services.