SKYDOG ATI
Aerial Thermal Imaging
Sky Dog Aerial Thermal Imaging provides
- Mapping
- Storm Damage
- Large Scale Modeling
- Forestry / Herd Management
- Inspection
- Property, Towers, Roofs, Bridges ...
Today, let us help you with aerial services. MAPPING: land / construction sites / farms. INSPECTION (RGB and Thermal): towers / roofs / tall buildings / power grids. MODELING: high end homes for accuate measurements and evaluation.
SkyDog ATI also provides search and rescue services utilizing the latest in drone thermal technologies. Searches are typically around 300' which avoids any harassment of wildlife, leaving a zero impact to the search area. Searches are passive while enhanced night vision and zoom camera with optional spotlight are used.
Services
FAA Certified Commercial Drone Pilot specializing in:
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Construction: Repeatable site mapping for status, compliance, measurements etc.
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Inspection: Power Utilities/TELCOM towers, roof, HVAC, solar panels, insurance etc.
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Photogrammetry : 2D orthomosaic / 3D Models
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New home construction periodic status
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SAR: Search and Rescue
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Fire Site Status
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Accident site mapping
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Vegetation health and more
3D Modeling allows for measurement and evaluation of existing structures. Model data can be exported to CAD programs for additions, repairs or improvements.
MODELING
Model of Train in Groveton NH
600+ images, 13.5 Million meshes.
North Stratford, NH Depot
680 images, 13.5 million meshes
Roof Inspection - Thermal
Thermal services include roof evaluations (water ingress detection, compromised areas etc.), search and rescue, fire site evaluations, HVAC, cell and power towers etc.
Roof Inspection - Visual
Roofing reports can be generated by high resolution imagery, containing a full complement of data sets useful for insurance or construction with minimal risk and impact on roofs. MORE.
Inspections
BRIDGES - Maidstone Bridge - Maidstone VT / Stratford NH
Towers - Power - TeleCom
Mapping
Stockpiles
volumetric measurements, contour and elevation annotations, linear, area ...
These gravel piles can be evaluated as a DSM or DTM, using a
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Use Linear fit for measuring most volumes on relatively flat ground.
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Use Lowest point for bins, pits, or stockpiles up against a wall.
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Use Triangulated for very large or long and narrow stockpiles on contoured ground.
Mapping Land Development: Fifty Four acres / 584 images / Flight time ~16 minutes, fully autonomous (repeatable), Hassablaad camera, mechanical shutter, mapping speed: 34 mph, 1" GSD (1" per pixel) at 300' altitude. Below, measurements include: road length, road area, cul de sac area, elevation / contours and overlay of site map onto orthomosaic of future neighborhood.
Allows for stakeholders to check status, plan, design and evaluate.
Automated, Repeatable Mission Definition
July - September Side by Side Comparison (Mostly July)
July - September Side by Side Comparison (Mostly Sept)
Overlaid site plan of affected area.
Monthly Comparisons:
One great feature of aerial mapping is being able to compare month to month changes. Options include changes to
plant health,
contours measurements,
elevation measurements,
stockpile measurements,
linear measurements,
area measurements,
volumetric measurements
plot plans
SAR
(Search and Rescue)
Services include searches for
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Fawns during mowing season. See description on right.
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Recovery for deer, Moose, Bear
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Tracking Dogs, Horses, Cattle ...
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Hunters, hikers, anyone lost
Searching for Fawns before Mowing of Fields
Background: The first two weeks after birth, baby deer typically left in fields and visited by their mothers dawn and dusk. Otherwise the mothers protect their babies by staying away. This is because the fawns don't have a scent, mothers do. Farmers have a hard time seeing them while mowing, because they are the size of a dinner plate while curled up. Expecially early on, they also don't move when in danger, since that's they're only defense. Farmers move fast, mowing up to 20 acres an hour. They do alot to try avoiding them, but sometimes don't see them in time. Services provided are pro-bono.
Fawn Search: Wide Angle at 225' AGL
Fawn Search: 640x512 Thermal
Fawn Search: 40X + Zoom
SAR Equipment: DJI M30T
Typical search pattern. This seach for a 36 lb husky involved three launch sites, using thermal at 250-300+ altitude. Total of ~550 acres. Note: only 2 of the 3 areas are shown, which have a significant amount of overlap.
Services
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Search and Rescue
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Mapping
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Modeling
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Inspection
Call / Text us for quick service.
Text always gets through if in back country. 603-321-9505
Contact
603-321-9505
Hudson, NH 03051
Remote pilot Part 107 certified and insured.
Our Partners
Gunther & Loki
