CALEDONGEOSPATIALLet’s map your project ↗
A NEW PERSPECTIVE. GROUNDED IN SCOTLAND.
Drone mapping and geospatial insight for the places you build, manage and restore.
Explore our capabilities ↘01 / THE BIGGER PICTURE
From a construction site taking shape to a landscape being restored, knowing what’s on the ground makes all the difference. We turn aerial imagery into clear maps, measurable surfaces and useful project records.
A focused geospatial service for Scotland’s land and development projects.
02 / WHAT WE DO
Three focused services.
Built around what your project needs.
Understand your site with detailed aerial mapping, point clouds and 3D surface models, prepared to an agreed specification.
Keep a consistent record of your site as it evolves. Compare visits, review visible changes and track agreed quantities.
Document landscapes before, during and after works. Give your land-management team a detailed, shared view of the site.
Capture and processing support for surveyors, environmental consultants, contractors and land managers.
03 / THE DELIVERABLES
Explore real orthomosaic and surface-model data, plus a two-date comparison prepared from an open research survey. Each example includes its source and method.
Bellamy River, USA · 03 May 2020. An actual drone-derived map with a coordinate grid, north arrow and scale bar.
Data: Alexandra Evans & Kevin Gardner · 2020 survey ↗ · 2019 survey ↗ · CC BY 4.0. Rendered and analysed by Caledon Geospatial. These examples are from New Hampshire, USA, and are not Caledon client projects. Sources & method ↗
04 / OUR APPROACH
A straightforward process,
from your first brief to your final handover.
We discuss your site, the decision you need to make and the outputs your team will use.
Capture is planned around the site, access, airspace, weather and agreed quality requirements.
Imagery is processed and checked, with the method and limitations documented for your project.
Receive organised files, a clear handover and an explanation of what the outputs show.
DJI Matrice 4E · RGB aerial capture · Photogrammetric processing
Multispectral requirements are scoped separately. Specialist ecological and engineering interpretation is agreed with your project team.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Depending on the brief: orthomosaic maps, photogrammetric point clouds, 3D surface models, volume reports and repeat-visit comparisons. File formats and coordinate systems are agreed before work starts.
Accuracy depends on the site, flight design, control and verification method. We agree the required accuracy before quoting and document the achieved checks. Image resolution alone is not an accuracy guarantee.
Multispectral capture requires a different sensor from the RGB cameras on our Matrice 4E. Tell us the bands, application and interpretation you need so that suitable additional equipment or specialist support can be scoped.
Our initial focus is Scotland. Site location, access, permissions, weather, survey size and processing requirements determine availability and delivery. A project-specific programme is agreed with the scope.
05 / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Tell us a little about your site and what you need to understand.
Prepare a project brief below. Download or copy it, ready to share when contacting Caledon Geospatial.
First-look website · Direct enquiry submission will be available at launch.
