Selected project work
Real project imagery and deliverables, published with permission, privacy review, and clear claim boundaries. Explore how current aerial capture becomes useful maps, screening references, planning sheets, and organized visual records.
RGB roof context paired with thermal screening support.
RGB + thermal pair
Iron Red thermal
Approximate overlayProject library
Each project opens to its own documented scope, imagery, deliverables, and limits. The hub stays concise so you can compare the work before opening a full project record.
Bolivar, Missouri / July 2026
Orthomosaic, terrain, and field-map documentation
A high-resolution field reference combining current orthomosaic imagery with 1 m and 5 m contours, field zones, roads and trails, points of interest, water, and selectable grids.
Bolivar, Missouri / May 2026
Property mapping, roof documentation, and thermal screening
Property-scale mapping, visible-light roof context, and nighttime thermal capture were organized into one review-ready project record.
Bolivar, Missouri / July 2026
Orthomosaic mapping and planning documentation
A site-wide orthomosaic and planning package that turns a large recreation complex into a clear visual reference for field geometry, parking, paths, buildings, and future site conversations.
Publication standard
Project examples should show the deliverable clearly, keep sensitive details controlled, and state the limits of what the imagery can prove.
Public examples use approved visual context while keeping client identity out of the page.
Images are cropped and presented so buyers can understand the actual output, not just a gallery thumbnail.
Each featured example should show visual proof, buyer use, review outputs when appropriate, deliverables, and publication limits.
Thermal views are screening support only, and boundary overlays are not a legal survey.
Basemap and OpenStreetMap context is credited near the image when it remains part of the example.
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