Close-range imagery with a structured defect log.
Detail-grade aerial capture for bridges, facades, utilities, and civil assets. 70 mm and 168 mm focal lengths for defect-resolution imagery. Delivered with an annotated condition report, in your firm's format when requested.
Visual documentation for the engineer of record.
Bridge decks & overpasses
Deck surface condition, expansion joints, parapet walls. Underside documentation from close range without scaffolding or snooper trucks.
Facades & towers
Close-range capture of cladding, mortar joints, sealant condition, anchor points. Built on three years of NYC facade inspection experience.
Utility corridors
Transmission structures, pole-mounted assets, cable routing. Annotated condition imagery for asset management databases.
A condition report the engineer of record can act on.
Structure Identification
Asset ID, location, inspection date, lead engineer, weather conditions at capture. Traceability for your asset management system.
Executive Summary
Overall condition rating, priority defects, recommended follow-up action. One page the engineer of record can read before the meeting.
Scope
Elements captured, elements excluded, access limitations, angles not available from aerial position. What we produce, and what we don't.
Capture Methodology
Flight pattern, altitude ranges, focal length selection per element, RTK georeferencing, image count, ground sample distance achieved.
Defect Log & Annotated Imagery
Each defect: coded, geo-located, photographed at capture focal length, classified by severity. Consistent with OSIM/BMS terminology when applicable.
Action & Recommendations
Priority follow-up items, recommended next-inspection interval, items requiring physical verification. Clear hand-off to the engineer of record.