Photogrammetry, mapping and LiDAR
Turn survey flights into maps and models with accuracy you can reproduce.
Photogrammetry, mapping and LiDAR
Survey flights have to become orthomosaics, point clouds and terrain models with known accuracy, but processing is slow, largely opaque, and the accuracy claims are hard to substantiate when a client or a dispute asks.
Reprocessing the same dataset months later with slightly different settings often produces a different answer, with no record of why. An accuracy figure that cannot be reproduced is a liability, not a deliverable.
Mosaic runs processing as a declared, versioned pipeline: the same inputs and pipeline version always reproduce the same output. Accuracy is reported against control points rather than asserted, and the flight geometry comes from the Sortie record.
Mosaic ties its outputs to the flight that produced them in Sortie, so a map carries the mission and the pipeline version that made it.
Tell us what you are flying and where the programme is losing time. We will tell you honestly which of these helps and which does not.