A site survey, generated automatically from a drone scan.

This is a rural site captured by a drone in one pass: 53 million points, no labels, no ground control. One 100 × 100 m tile of it was handed to Landex as raw points. Everything drawn over it was measured from those points alone. No one traced a footprint.

Buildings with storeys and roof form, greenhouses, roads with widths, walls, fences, hedges, trees, vehicles and stored material: 105 elements, each placed in real-world coordinates and written out as a survey pack, GIS layers and a table. Every element records how much of it the drone actually saw. Hover or tap one to read it. Click the ground for its coordinates.

1.5Mpoints in the tile

105elements

UTM 34Ngeoreferenced

Deliverables

Existing-conditions survey packPDF · 2 sheets

Sheet 1 is the site plan: footprints, roads to scale, callouts for setbacks, pinch points and dead ends. Sheet 2 is the building schedule and the limitations, written so a surveyor knows exactly what was seen and what was not.

Inventory · GeoJSON, UTM 34NEPSG:32634 · 74 KB
Inventory · GeoJSON, WGS84lon / lat · 74 KB
Inventory table · CSV105 rows · 13 KB

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Elements in the survey

Click a type to hide or show it. Elements the drone could only partly see are marked with their observed fraction; ones inferred from partial evidence say so rather than posing as measured. Elements cut by the tile edge are flagged.

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Scan: ICAERUS UC5 sample dataset, Strumica, North Macedonia, May 2024, by GEOSENSE / AGFUTURA (CC BY 4.0). Survey: Landex Systems. Coordinates WGS84 / UTM zone 34N, metres. Existing conditions from the scan only; not a cadastral or control survey.

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