Aerial mapping project

Fullerton Ball Fields drone mapping.

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.

Orthomosaic mapping
Site documentation
Planning support

Oblique aerial view of the central Fullerton Ball Fields diamonds, support buildings, and surrounding outfields in Bolivar, Missouri. — Oblique project context connects the central field cluster, facilities, and surrounding outfields to the site-wide mapping record.

Project: Fullerton Ball Fields
Location: Bolivar, Missouri
Work: Orthomosaic + planning layers
Date: July 2026

Ground context from the air

The map makes more sense with the fields in view.

Oblique imagery records how the diamonds, paths, shared buildings, and surrounding outfields connect beyond the overhead map.

Oblique aerial view looking down across connected ball fields and their central support buildings at Fullerton Ball Fields. — The central field cluster shows how separate diamonds, shared facilities, and internal circulation connect on the ground.

Oblique aerial view across a Fullerton Ball Fields outfield, infield, walking path, and central support buildings. — The oblique field view makes visible outfield shape, internal paths, and the relationship between the diamond and support area.

One orthomosaic

One current site view, organized for planning.

The source imagery stays fixed while the main parking, overflow parking, infield, and outfield references can be switched on or off independently.

Interactive planning map

One site view. Four independent layers.

Use the controls to isolate the two conceptual parking areas or compare infield and outfield planning lines.

Planning snapshot

Estimated parking: 466385 main + 81 overflow conceptual spaces.
Walking trail: 2,095 ftApproximately 0.40 mi mapped as a planning reference.
Field line pairs: 5Visible infield and outfield planning-reference pairs.
Buildings mapped: 3Visible footprints organized as site references.

Visible layers

4 of 4 planning layers visible.

Overhead orthomosaic of Fullerton Ball Fields showing the recreation complex, parking areas, roads, paths, fields, and surrounding context. — The current site-wide orthomosaic is the fixed base reference beneath independently controlled planning layers. Planning reference only—not a boundary or survey product.

Parking layout

10 × 18 ft conceptual stalls

Main lot: 385 spaces · 2.79 mapped acres
Overflow: 81 spaces · 0.81 mapped acres

466 conceptual spaces combined, with drive aisles included.

Field references

Visible line estimates

Typical outfield: 310–325 ft
NW / open edge: 390 ft
Infield: 140–155 ft

Record contents

What this planning view includes

One current site-wide orthomosaic
Independent main and overflow parking layers
Independent infield and outfield planning-line layers
Oblique aerial imagery for field and facility context

Accuracy boundary: RTK-capable imagery was used without surveyed ground-control or independent check points.

Conceptual parking excludes final ADA layout, signed fire lanes, curb cuts, or engineering constraints; it is not a final site plan or guaranteed capacity.

Capture to planning record

Current imagery, then clearly separated references.

01
Capture repeatable nadir imagery across the ball-field complex with an RTK-capable workflow.
02
Process the imagery into a current orthomosaic, then review visible field, path, parking, and building features in GIS.
03
Translate the technical map into independent parking, infield, and outfield planning layers with clear non-survey limits.

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