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The Rock Airsoft terrain mapping.
A terrain-rich field-mapping project that combines current aerial imagery with contours, a player-reference grid, routes, water features, and working zone references for a large outdoor venue.
Orthomosaic mappingTerrain contextCustom map delivery
Oblique aerial context records the staging area, structures, access routes, and surrounding wooded terrain.
Project
The Rock Airsoft
Location
Bolivar, Missouri
Work
Orthomosaic, terrain, and field-map documentation
Date
July 2026
The project brief
Make the whole site easier to understand.
The finished map gives owners and reviewers a shared visual language for discussing a complex site where elevation, woods, water, roads, structures, and named areas are difficult to understand from ordinary photographs alone.
The work was structured around the reviewer and the decision, not around producing the largest possible image folder. Each selected view or map layer has a defined role in orientation, comparison, planning, or follow-up.
Delivered for review
What the package contained.
Deliverables were selected to move from site-wide context into specific review references without implying survey, engineering, diagnostic, or legal authority.
Terrain-enhanced large-format field-map overview
Grid, route, water, structure, and working zone references
Focused map details for terrain and feature review
The visual record
Context first. Detail where it matters.
The project record moves from a broad site view into the specific overlays, comparisons, and focused references needed for review.
Interactive field atlas
Coming soon.
The interactive field atlas is still being prepared. The static project record, imagery, deliverables, and review limits are available here now.
Capture to delivery
How the work came together.
- 01
Capture the site in coordinated nadir flight blocks and process the imagery into a current orthomosaic.
- 02
Organize owner-supplied boundary and feature references in GIS, keeping working, legacy, and source layers separate for review.
- 03
Combine the orthomosaic with terrain, grid, route, water, structure, and zone layers in a client-review map with explicit non-survey language.
Reviewer value
What this project demonstrates.
- 01
Use oblique aerials to connect the map to recognizable staging areas, structures, roads, woods, and water features.
- 02
Layer current imagery, terrain contours, routes, zones, and a consistent grid without hiding the underlying site context.
- 03
Deliver a large-format review map plus focused crops that make dense terrain information easier to inspect.
- Approximate mapped boundary
- 77.94 acres
- Owner-supplied boundary reference retained as non-survey context.
- Player-reference grid
- 98 cells
- Rotated 200-foot reference cells aligned to the working boundary.
- Orthomosaic delivery source
- 2 cm / pixel
- Cropped current source used for the working map, not a survey-accuracy claim.
Evidence boundary
Useful records. Clear limits.
- Approximate field-navigation and visual-reference product, not a survey or legal boundary
- Owner-supplied boundaries, feature names, and working zones remain subject to owner verification
- Terrain and imagery layers support orientation and planning; they do not replace site safety or engineering review
Public context
The Rock Airsoft official website
Public venue context for The Rock Airsoft in Bolivar, including field-use and access information.
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