Proof

We are new. The method is not.

We would rather show you how the work is done than tell you who else has bought it. Below is what you receive, how it is produced, and what it is accurate to.

What actually lands in your inbox

Findings report page

Every anomaly with coordinates, measurement, severity and a photo pair.

Radiometric thermal frame

R-JPEG with the emissivity and reflected-temperature assumptions recorded.

Orthomosaic tile

GeoTIFF in the projection you ask for.

Surface model

DSM and DTM for measurement and volumes.

Point cloud view

Georeferenced, in formats your engineering tools open.

Flight record sheet

Log, pilot, airspace authorization and equipment serials, attached by default.

How we know the ground is where we say it is

The base station, the correction workflow, and the checks. Published, because most operators will not.

01

Base station

An Emlid Reach RS4 Pro is set over a known or surveyed point before the first flight.

02

Base coordinates

The base position is post-processed through NRCan’s CSRS-PPP service, so the absolute position is tied to the national reference frame, not to a GPS guess.

03

Rover corrections

The aircraft receives corrections from the base or from network RTK configured in DJI Pilot 2; every exposure is tagged with its corrected position.

04

Fallback

The base logs RINEX for the whole flight. If the RTK link drops, the data is post-processed (PPK) instead of discarded.

05

Checks

Independent check points are measured and compared to the model, and the residuals go in the report rather than a brochure.

Accuracy

Stated per project in the report, against measured check points.

Where this degrades

Under tree canopy or beside tall structures, where the sky view shrinks and multipath rises.

On long baselines from the base station.

Without ground control, on sites that need absolute accuracy rather than relative.

The paperwork, before you ask for it

Item

Status

Pilot certification

Transport Canada Level 1 Complex Operations

Operator certificate

RPAS Operator Certificate (RPOC) — operations manual and SOPs maintained

Thermography certification

Level I Thermographer

Aircraft registration

DJI Matrice 400, registered — details on request

Liability insurance

Certificate available on request

Hull insurance

Certificate available on request

Flight records

Maintained per flight — available for audit

Maintenance records

Maintained — available for audit

Safety documentation

Under the RPOC: operations manual, SOPs, emergency procedures

Training

BCIT Drone Applications for Environmental Risk Assessment microcredential, four courses

References

Named project references will be published here as work completes and clients approve their release.