Surveyors--Aerial

You will find information on aerial surveyors under this Yellow Pages® heading. Aerial surveyors provide a wide range of services such as remote sensing, aerial photography, airborne laser scanning and photogrammetry. Aerial surveyors provide geospatial data and consultancy to their client. Aerial surveyors make use of survey aircrafts for the purpose of carrying out the survey. They also make use of digital camera technology. Aerial surveying is generally done using aircrafts or helicopters.  Search for Surveyors-Aerial in Australia with Yellow Pages®.

Aerial surveyors undertake various type of photography such as oblique photography, simulated building views and night photography. These projects are undertaken according to clients’ needs and directions. Oblique photography is particularly suited to 3-d representation of buildings. Vertical photography is carried out for town and farm projects. Other type of photography used is simulated building views. This denotes the technique of using helicopters to capture 360 degree view of the building. Results are typically used for designing sales brochures.

Construction progress photography is yet another aspect of services provided by aerial surveyors. Aerial surveyors take photographs of the construction process at fixed time intervals and hence provide the documentation of the progress made. Night photography makes use of gyro stabilisers. Uses of stabilisers make it possible to take longer exposures. Longer exposures allow clearer pictures in low light conditions. Aerial surveyors use technologies such as GPS, georeferencing techniques and airborne direct for meeting clients’ requirements. Use of these techniques lead to cost control and accuracy. Various equipment used by aerial surveys range from film,  digital camera to laser scanners. Aerial surveys are used for broadacre and corridor projects.