Define the scope and deliverable
Confirm the project type, site boundaries, and the decision the documentation needs to support. Agree on the report format, zone definitions, and delivery timeline before the flight is scheduled.
Every SITE INTEL assignment follows the same structured workflow — from planning and capture to processing, review, and delivery. Here is what each step involves.
Confirm the project type, site boundaries, and the decision the documentation needs to support. Agree on the report format, zone definitions, and delivery timeline before the flight is scheduled.
Complete mission planning the day before: NOTAM check, airspace classification, NTRIP base station availability for RTK accuracy, grid parameters, and a formal risk assessment retained on file per Transport Canada regulations.
All commercial flights are conducted under Transport Canada Advanced Operations rules. RTK direct georeferencing provides 1–3 cm horizontal accuracy where required. Imagery is archived immediately after the flight.
Raw imagery is processed using DJI Terra Pro on the SITE INTEL workstation. Orthomosaics, digital surface models, and volume calculations are generated, quality-checked, and cross-referenced against the agreed scope.
The engineer reviews outputs, writes the executive summary, and structures the deliverable in the agreed format. Reports are delivered within 48 hours of capture via secure client folder, with all source files archived for project records.
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