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Drone survey deliverables · Chennai · Coimbatore · Tirunelveli

See the site.
Understand the work.

We fly your site and hand back drawings your team can act on: one orthomosaic you can measure, contours you can set out from, and a written page that says what has changed since the last visit.

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Sample flight plan
Site
Perungudi warehouse expansion
Parcel
18.4 ha
Grid
6 legs · 75 / 70 overlap
Height
90 m above take-off
Synthetic sample plan
  • Flight path — illustrative animation
  • Ground control point — measured position
  • Contour, 0.5 m interval — synthetic
Plate 01 — what arrives

A survey is not a photo album.

Anyone can hand you four hundred aerial photographs. The work is turning them into one measurable tile, a surface you can set out from, and a page that says what changed. That is what lands in your inbox.

One tile, not four hundred frames
Every image corrected and stitched, so a measurement taken at the north gate means the same thing as one taken at the south fence.
A surface, not a picture
Contours, spot levels and volumes, exported in the formats your engineer already opens: DXF, GeoTIFF, CSV.
A page a site manager will read
Findings written as plain sentences, each one pinned to an exact point on the plan rather than buried in a folder.
Plate 02 — terrain cutaway

One site.
Three drawings,
stacked.

Synthetic model of a sample site. The moving marker is an illustration of the flight; the crosses and contour spacing are the parts that would carry measured meaning on a real sheet.

Plate 03 — how it runs

Five days,
start to drawings.

A sample schedule for a site of about twenty hectares. Weather moves it, and we say so on the day rather than at the end.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Day 0

    We agree the boundary, the deliverables and the dates. Half an hour on a call is usually enough.

  2. 02

    Fly

    Day 1

    One field day. Ground control laid, grid flown, imagery checked on site before the team packs up.

  3. 03

    Process

    Days 2 to 4

    Alignment, stitching, surface build, then a quality pass by someone who did not fly it.

  4. 04

    Report

    Day 5

    Drawings, data files and a written note, delivered together with the assumptions attached.

Plate 04 — who we fly for

Different sites ask different questions.

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Notes on this sheet

  1. Aerowatch is a fictional brand built for a design showcase. It has no clients, no aircraft and no permissions.
  2. Every site, area, thermal reading and finding on these pages is synthetic. No survey accuracy is claimed or implied.
  3. The moving marker on the flight path is decoration. Ground control crosses, contour intervals and stated overlap are the parts that would carry meaning on a real drawing.
  4. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere. The report and brief downloads are text files built in your browser.