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Survey features

From source photos to a checked deliverable.

See the steps in one desktop workspace. Each result can be inspected in the context of the photos, control points, and settings behind it.

Illustration of a drone imaging a terrain surface with mapping lines
Illustration: from overlapping photographs to spatial context.
Illustration comparing aerial imagery and a colored elevation surface
Illustration: image maps and elevation surfaces answer different questions.
Workflow

Prepare the source

Image import and preflight

Bring in original drone photographs and inspect image count, camera metadata, GPS coverage, duplicates, and missing files.

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Ground control and checkpoints

Import surveyed points with the right coordinate system and keep independent checkpoints for accuracy review.

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Machine-aware setup

Survey reads RAM, free disk, and supported NVIDIA GPU capabilities to guide compatible processing settings.

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Processing modes

Use Auto for the normal path, Single for one processing unit, or Manual groups when a large survey needs planned sections.

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Workflow

Follow the work

Stage progress and diagnostics

See the current processing stage, customer-facing progress, and details to investigate a stalled or failed stage.

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Resume and recovery

Recover submitted work after interruption where safe, then verify completed outputs before sharing them.

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Map layers

Switch between orthophoto, terrain, elevation, and other available outputs in a connected map.

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Source photo positions

Turn on the Drone Photos layer to locate geotagged images and open the original view from a map marker.

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Workflow

Measure and deliver

Photo and map annotations

Record observations where they belong, add context, save them, and revisit them in reports.

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Distance, area, and profiles

Draw measurements on suitable map layers and check units and elevation context.

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Cut, fill, and stockpile volume

Define a boundary and reference surface, then inspect assumptions before using the result.

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Accuracy, reports, and exports

Review control and checkpoint results, choose report sections, validate exports, and track downloads.

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Backup and restore

Create a project backup and test recovery while retaining original imagery separately.

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Floating desktop seat

Use one active workstation per license and release the seat when moving to another PC.

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In the application

Genuine Survey screenshots are being prepared.

We captured map, photo, annotation, processing, report, export, and terrain views. Imagery and visible locations are being reviewed before publication.

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