Aerial view of an active earthworks site under construction

Earthworks tracking

Know exactly where your project stands.

Repeat drone mapping turns an active earthworks site into a measured record. Every period you get quantities, progress and imagery grounded in real survey control.

The cycle

Five steps, repeated on your schedule.

01

Site capture

A scheduled drone flight over the active site, flown against fixed survey control.

02

Process

Photogrammetry builds an orthomosaic and a measurable digital surface.

03

Quantify

Cut, fill and stockpile volumes are calculated against design or prior surfaces.

04

Compare

Surface-over-surface comparison shows exactly how the site changed this period.

05

Report

Quantities and progress delivered in a format your team can use immediately.

What you get

Measured, not estimated.

Repeat site capture
Scheduled monthly or bi-weekly drone mapping on a cycle that matches your billing and schedule.
Quantities
Cut, fill, stockpile and other measurable quantities, calculated from real surfaces rather than estimates.
Progress
Repeat surfaces and imagery show how the site changes week over week and month over month.
Digital deliverables
Orthomosaics, digital terrain surfaces, 3D models and volume reports.
Construction use
Information that supports estimating, progress claims, dispute resolution and field decisions.
Cut and fill surface comparison modelAerial view of an aggregate pit with measured stockpiles

Set up a cycle

Put your site on a mapping schedule.

Tell us the site size and how often you need numbers. We'll scope the flights.

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