Drones are becoming increasingly popular on construction sites for mapping and surveying. One reason for their popularity is that drones shorten the data-collection process significantly.
Drones are becoming increasingly popular on construction sites for mapping and surveying. One reason for their popularity is that drones shorten the data-collection process significantly. Sites that may have taken days or weeks to survey by hand can be surveyed in a matter of hours using this aerial technology. The shortened process makes it financially feasible to survey a site multiple times throughout the construction process, giving users real-time information about progress and possible mistakes.
Additionally, the altitude drones can reach lets them easily collect information that ground surveying might miss and gives the user a much more holistic picture of their site.
But choosing what drone to use for a project or determining whether you should collect data via LiDAR or Photogrammetry isn’t immediately obvious. That’s where this research report can help.
In this research report, you’ll learn:
- What drone is right for your objectives
- The differences between and advantages of both LiDAR and photogrammetry data collection techniques
- What data storage options you should consider when mapping with a drone
Complete the form on this page to download your free research report. Your download is sponsored by FARO Technologies.
