
River Bank LiDAR Survey
Project Objectives High Exposures was commissioned to conduct a LiDAR survey on an 800-meter section of the Nepean River. The objective of this survey was
In the picturesque region of Shoalhaven, drone survey and photogrammetry inspection services have proven beneficial with the expertise and innovation offered by High Exposures drone surveys and inspection services. Specialising in comprehensive aerial assessments, High Exposure leverages state-of-the-art drones equipped with cutting-edge photogrammetry technology to capture high-resolution imagery within the Shoalhaven region. Thesee advanced technique enables the creation of precise three-dimensional models, empowering clients with detailed and accurate insights into their assets and terrain. The application of photogrammetry in the inspection services ensures a thorough analysis of critical infrastructure, identifying potential concerns and aiding in strategic decision-making.
Our team has been capturing aerial and spatial data since 2016, providing a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field. We have built proven methodologies and scopes of work for every scenario
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Project Objectives High Exposures was commissioned to conduct a LiDAR survey on an 800-meter section of the Nepean River. The objective of this survey was
Project Objectives A 340ha parcel of land, located one hour west of Sydney, was assessed by developers for a preliminary development application. High Exposure was
Project Overview Client: ACT Parks and Conservation Project Location: Kowen Forest, Canberra Survey Area: 780ha Project Duration: 1 week Objective: ACT Parks and Conservation required an aerial survey to assess