Aerial Survey Solutions

Our aerial survey services combine LiDAR technology, high-resolution photogrammetry, and UAV-based data acquisition to deliver precision mapping for infrastructure, energy, and environmental projects. Key offerings include:

• LiDAR & Photogrammetry Mapping: Capture dense point clouds, Digital Terrain Models (DTM), and Digital Elevation Models (DEM) for accurate terrain representation.
• Orthophotography & Video Documentation: High-resolution orthophotos and aerial imagery for planning, monitoring, and reporting.
• GIS & CAD Integration: Deliverables include GIS shapefiles, 2D CAD drawings, and georeferenced datasets for seamless design workflows.
• Volume & Change Detection Analysis: Ideal for stockpile management, waste facility monitoring, and earthworks.
• Corridor & Linear Infrastructure Mapping: UAV-based surveys for roads, railways, pipelines, and power lines.
• Planning & Environmental Applications: Support for physical planning, irrigation schemes, and hydropower projects.

We have executed large-scale aerial survey projects across Uganda, delivering actionable geospatial intelligence for leading clients:

• Enviroserv (2024) – Aerial survey for hazardous waste management at Nyamasoga Waste Facility (47.92 ha), using LiDAR & photogrammetry to produce orthophotos, DTMs, and GIS datasets.
• Ramani (2024) – LiDAR mapping for Bujagali Hydropower Plant (110.45 ha) and Atari Irrigation Scheme (632.37 ha), delivering DEMs, DTMs, and classified point clouds.
• Imathia Construction (2024) – UAV photogrammetry for Kyetume & Kampala–Nalukolongo MGR railway line (492.34 ha), producing orthophotos and CAD deliverables.
• MBW Consults (2024) – LiDAR survey for Isingiro–Rakai Road (1,761.48 ha), generating DEMs, DTMs, and GIS outputs.
• LEA Associates (2024) – LiDAR survey for Tororo–Majanji Rail Line (11,089.40 ha), delivering orthophotos and elevation models.
• EACOP (2023) – UAV surveys for community access roads and MCPY-02 site, supporting pipeline infrastructure planning.
• ESKOM (2021) – LiDAR survey for Nalubaale Site breach assessment (7,100 ha), producing DEMs and vector data for risk analysis.
• Ministry of Lands (2019) – LiDAR-based physical planning for Kagango Town Council, supporting urban development.