I know there are a few places in the GTA and the prairies that specialize in this sort of stuff.. Is there anyone out west? I cant seem to think of anyone that specifically does it.. although i'm sure there are a few you could charter..
Anyone?
Aerial Photography in the GVRD?
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Re: Aerial Photography in the GVRD?
Are you looking for a photographer or a company to fly you?
Re: Aerial Photography in the GVRD?
I'm going to assume you are looking for aerial photos as in photos of the ground taken from an aircraft (ie: orthophotos). If you mean Air to Air photos, then I have no idea.
McElhanney has Lidar and Orthophoto capability to fly - http://www.mcelhanney.com/mcsl/services ... ge=DO.html
They routinely overfly the GVRD areas to update aerials for municipalities and realtors. They may be able to resell the data/photos if it was not done for a specific client. Mainly custom work. Office in Vancouver and others, company has been around for 101 years.
Valtus Imagery - http://www.valtus.com/ Online ordering and delivery of Lidar and orthophotos. Valtus is a good source for 'spec' lidar and photos - that is they fly areas that they think people will want data for and then sell off what they need. Usually 'spec' data is flown at a higher altitude etc. which reduces the overall quality in favor of covering a large area in the least amount of time. They will stock imagery from various suppliers for the same area at different resolutions, time frames etc.
Hope this helps.
McElhanney has Lidar and Orthophoto capability to fly - http://www.mcelhanney.com/mcsl/services ... ge=DO.html
They routinely overfly the GVRD areas to update aerials for municipalities and realtors. They may be able to resell the data/photos if it was not done for a specific client. Mainly custom work. Office in Vancouver and others, company has been around for 101 years.
Valtus Imagery - http://www.valtus.com/ Online ordering and delivery of Lidar and orthophotos. Valtus is a good source for 'spec' lidar and photos - that is they fly areas that they think people will want data for and then sell off what they need. Usually 'spec' data is flown at a higher altitude etc. which reduces the overall quality in favor of covering a large area in the least amount of time. They will stock imagery from various suppliers for the same area at different resolutions, time frames etc.
Hope this helps.
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Re: Aerial Photography in the GVRD?
Flightpath Aerial Photography.. They have a website... I got some pictures from them.. Turned out great
