Working with our sister business at Forest Lidar we can undertake sophisticated Lidar, photographic, thermal and multispectral reports for environmental reporting and research along with data gathering for processing base line carbon reports particularly in the areas of agriculture and forestry.
On the journey to net zero you first have to know what carbon you are using already. A full audit for farming is often essential to qualify for DEFRA funding. The first step is a "Baseline carbon report that will tell you where your starting point is. Thereafter reporting is done at different stages to show progress or at least maintenance of achieved reductions. Reporting can also include other ecological reporting such as the state of wildlife on your farm
First of all we can prepare a detailed drone survey of your land that allows us to establish land usage, condition of crops , hedgerows or trees. This mapping is interactive and measurable and is part of your reporting and record keeping process. We can also calculate the area and volume of barns, sheds, fodder stores and other buildings.
Second working with our partners at Carbon Happy ( who are established professionals with an international reputation in managing carbon calculation and reduction) they calculate your carbon footprint by measuring the carbon usage of your energy and equipment and buildings that can then be offset by things like having the right crops and trees. This gives you an all round score that can then be the basis of a carbon reduction plan.
Our wholpose is to sole purve business problems especially in the area of rural businesses. Our equipment can provide a range of accurate data for carbon calculation using multiple drones and payloads. Carbon Happy have a first class reputation in their field too ( no pun!). Our work is done by qualified pilots and fully insured and we take care of all of the permissions and risk assessments.
Our multi-drone approach can create feature rich useable data for environmental assessments and carbon baseline reporting. Our software can calculate land types by area, condition of crops, ground topography and changes over time. Combining drone data can often identify problems before they become obvious such as sub soil drainage issues and crop stress.
We can also deploy advanced AI software to generate reports on wildlife to provide you a full picture of a given ecosystem.
Whether you need visible data, thermal mapping, multispectral crop reporting or up to date mapping and modelling we are just one phone call away
Information, monitoring and reporting are key tools needed by most businesses but particularly now in the area of agriculture and the environment. Our reports are feature rich and detailed and can be easily shared with stakeholders and used to track projects or obtain / maintain lines of funding or income. Working with Forest Lidar means one point of contact and delivery though ourselves.
Our mapping software can allow you to embed / link other key documents such as photographs, plans or previous reports by tagging a location allowing easy referencing by location.
These are your standard cameras that you use every day and include video as well as still capture. On drones these can be single shots or more often we capture thousands of multiple images at a rate of several per second and the software stitches the images to create a complex image known as an orthomosaic or even create a 3D Model
Lidar uses a laser sensor to map the environment around itself. Lasers can penetrate areas such as woodland to allow mapping below the canopy and provide data of the ground below the trees which can be viewed as a point cloud and can generate 3 D data
These sensors measure infra-red light and are ideally suited for search and rescue in the dark or more often for surveying activity at night such as deer or other wild life.
They are also used to detect differing levels of heat being emitted from a surface which can show areas of heat loss or possible electrical faults. Cold readings in a given area could be a sign of water penetration, or leaks
These units are made up of multiple sensors along with a RGB unit. The drone can detect and measure light from a range of spectrums and uses the RGB camera for linking the data to a location. It is used to detect a range of different conditions in plants such as a lack of nutrients or water or presence of disease and is often used to assess plant health in crops such as wheat or fruit trees
Get in touch to discuss your data needs. We’ll help you capture the data you need to make smarter, faster decisions.
Image Surveys Limited
Heritage House, 9b Hoghton Street, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 0TE, United Kingdom