Drone LiDAR Scans for Sloped and Wooded Sites
Drone LiDAR measures surfaces with laser pulses and builds a dense point cloud. It shines where photo-based mapping has trouble, such as mature tree canopy in older neighborhoods, steep terrain at the edge of the foothills, and complex roofs with many angles.
Point clouds support existing-conditions models, design, and volume calculations. They do not replace a legal boundary survey, and when a stamped survey is required our data supports your licensed land surveyor. Learn more about LiDAR point cloud scanning. Before flying we agree on the coordinate system, accuracy goals, and file types, so the data fits your team's workflow from day one. Repeat scans can later measure how a hillside, cut, or stockpile has changed.