Check feasibility
Assess image coverage, viewing geometry and the level of detail the source can support.
Photogrammetry & 3D Reconstruction
Scope 3D reconstruction from suitable imagery to support site understanding, surface modelling and reality-capture workflows. Start with a representative sample and a defined target output.
PROJECT INPUTSStart with the source.
Start with the source.
Define the result.
Suitable overlapping photographs, camera metadata, available control, project boundary, reference systems and the required modelling detail.
Discuss this capability ↗︎POTENTIAL DELIVERABLES
- Photogrammetric point clouds
- Digital surface models (DSM)
- Textured 3D meshes, where source quality supports them
- Orthomosaic and model-review packages
Available imagery, software workflow and model requirements determine feasibility. A bare-earth DTM is a separate product and cannot be assumed from a photogrammetric surface. Confirm the processing pipeline before commissioning.
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
Make each step reviewable.
A defined process connects your source data to the agreed acceptance criteria.
Agree the model
Define surfaces, mesh extent, resolution, reference system and downstream use.
Evaluate a sample
Review a representative reconstruction before confirming volume processing.
Document the result
Deliver the agreed outputs alongside known gaps and the selected validation evidence.
QUALITY & HANDOVER
Know what was checked.
Select the checks, coverage, tolerances and evidence appropriate to your project.
Explore our quality approach ↗︎- Image alignment and reconstruction gaps
- Control and scale assessment where evidence is supplied
- Surface artifacts, geometry and mesh completeness
- Units, coordinates and target-platform compatibility
Bring the brief. We’ll work through the scope.
Share your source type, approximate extent, intended use and required outputs.