An orthomosaic image is a high-resolution composite aerial map created by stitching together multiple overlapping drone photographs and correcting for perspective distortion. The result is a scaled, top-down image that provides a comprehensive visual overview of the property.
Orthomosaic mapping can assist with property documentation, roof area estimation, drainage evaluation, driveway measurement, land-use planning, and long-term asset tracking. This is particularly beneficial for large rural parcels, agricultural properties, commercial sites, or properties with multiple structures.
The final deliverable is a high-resolution digital image suitable for digital storage, print use, and integration into reports. It provides a clean, organized visual record of the property layout at the time of capture.
Important Limitation:
Orthomosaic images produced through drone photogrammetry are not survey-grade products. They are not certified land surveys, boundary determinations, or legal mapping documents. Ground control points and licensed survey methods are not typically employed unless specifically contracted. If legal boundary confirmation or engineering-grade accuracy is required, a Wisconsin-licensed land surveyor should be retained.
An orthomosaic image is a high-resolution composite aerial map created by stitching together multiple overlapping drone photographs and correcting for perspective distortion. The result is a scaled, top-down image that provides a comprehensive visual overview of the property.
Orthomosaic mapping can assist with property documentation, roof area estimation, drainage evaluation, driveway measurement, land-use planning, and long-term asset tracking. This is particularly beneficial for large rural parcels, agricultural properties, commercial sites, or properties with multiple structures.
The final deliverable is a high-resolution digital image suitable for digital storage, print use, and integration into reports. It provides a clean, organized visual record of the property layout at the time of capture.
Important Limitation:
Orthomosaic images produced through drone photogrammetry are not survey-grade products. They are not certified land surveys, boundary determinations, or legal mapping documents. Ground control points and licensed survey methods are not typically employed unless specifically contracted. If legal boundary confirmation or engineering-grade accuracy is required, a Wisconsin-licensed land surveyor should be retained.
