Did you know photogrammetry was the most applied science field a century ago?
If your project develops in a dangerous, inaccessible area, the best option is a photogrammetry survey. Precisely: close range photogrammetry.
This type of surveying uses photographs to collect data, usually up to 300 m (1000 feet). It creates a precise 3D model of the environment or an object. It gives the best results in areas that are not easily reachable.
What are the advantages of close-range photogrammetry?
Saves precious time
This
method of surveying gathers information faster than other types.
It is particularly desirable in challenging terrains and will save time.
It's practical, affordable, and saves money
Close range photogrammetry needs simple, mobile equipment. This gear is portable,
and it's possible to measure different sites at once.
Photographs are in a high-quality resolution
Some
spots are difficult or impossible to see without using additional
methods. With close range photogrammetry, you will not only have access
to these sites but will also get clear pictures.
Detailed and exact information
You
will have exact data and photographs from various angles and all directions.
This surveying method is more accurate than other methods because
it considers all measurements throughout the process.
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