Vertical Aerial Photography
Images are captured via our aircraft belly-mounted camera. The camera is supported by miniature tracking cameras that allow precision line up for that perfect vertical shot.
For a small site, and depending on the height flown, a vertical photograph can be made up of a single vertical image. An example of this is 'outback spectacular' image displayed in the below slide show.
For larger sites, we take a number of vertical images and stitch them together to generate a mosaic of the photographs, to be presented as a "Photo Map". An exampe of this is the 'Wet n Wild' image displayed in the below slide show and the Paradise Waters Suburb stitching example below that.
Vertical Aerial Photography provides our clients with a direct overhead view (a 'birds eye view') which is ideal for
- Planning
- Site Evaluation
- Site Access & Egress points
- Site Surrounds
- Development Site Progress
- Construction Site Progress
- Golf Course Drainage & Layout
- Traffic Management Studies
- Investigations, such as Industrial Accidents
- Litigation, such as Traffic Accident Scenes.
- etc...
Here are some examples. Please be patient as they load and rotate through.
Note: Aerial HotShots does not geo-code images ( ie. associating the image to a latitude and longitude or a physical address) and does not orth-rectify images (ie. straightening and flattens an image so that the scale is the same anywhere on the image. This is costly and requires specialist aircraft and equipment.
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SO HOW DO WE TAKE THESE VERTICAL PHOTOGRAPHS???
Lets look at the Vertical we did of the Paradise Waters Suburb as an example.
We flew 3 separate runs, from left to right, and took 15 images per run, a total of 45 images (Not all shown here)
We then digitally stitched the 3 runs together to form one large photo map.
      
      
      
And the finished product...................................

This involved the stitching together of 45 images. Looks Great Hey..............
What about mapping water resources and dam structures.......
Check out the Coolmunda Dam.
A number of images have been stitched together to show the recreational areas, dam wall, spillway and undeveloped land. Impressive!!!!!

or the Ben Dor Weir including 1 km of river ..........

or The Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast in January 2008, overflowing after heavy rains..........

What about residential developments.....
and the larger area measuring 5.5km x 3.0 km. The area circled in Red (below) is the small subdivision shown above....

What about future growth planning....
Brisbane Domestic Airport Terminal....

or Russell Island Ferry Terminal, CBD & Vacant land...

What about traffic management studies...
Airport dve, Brisbane Airport - from the motorway to the internaltional terminal at 7am...

and ...New for (2008) ....The Tugan Bypass opened in June 2008

The uses are endless.................
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