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In addition to the basic services, a series of services are provided

additional services to offer 360° consultancy

Mavic 3T
Drone thermography

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Drone thermography therefore allows for the accurate measurement of the absolute temperature of an object.

Each individual point, or rather pixel, of the images acquired by the thermal camera is displayed as a thermogram. This technique has established itself in various sectors due to its significant advantages:

  • High image resolution – all thanks to the innovative thermal imaging cameras adopted

  • Safety and flexibility of use – UAVs are safe and reliable, and can be used in multiple contexts which, in normal situations, could also be dangerous due to direct human intervention.

  • Speed in carrying out interventions – compared to any other means used for thermographic surveys (helicopters and ground surveys), drones are the fastest in carrying out operations

  • Completeness of results – the software used to detect temperatures and process the data allows for complete and immediate results

  • Accessibility – practical, fast and economical, thermography with a drone is definitely more economically advantageous than a helicopter rental, rather than a ground survey

example of thermography on a house
example of thermography on a house
example of thermography on a house
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Thermographic survey

The energy images detected by the thermal imaging camera are represented as color images. These represent the thermal mapping of the object's surface. This is why we can consider thermography a non-destructive tool.

Thermography, commonly used in the construction industry, is a survey that identifies potential heat loss. This is a valuable tool in the field, especially in older homes, but also in new builds, where heat loss can be harmful to residents.

Insufficient thermal insulation could be the cause of increased heating costs and poor living comfort.

A careful thermographic analysis can detect home defects and avoid future problems:

  • Thermal bridges;

  • water infiltrations;

  • air infiltrations;

  • humidity;

various thermal insulation defects in windows, walls, roofs…

A final aspect that can be easily identified using a thermographic survey of buildings is rising damp: this is a problem that shouldn't be underestimated, as it can cause swelling or peeling of plaster, condensation, and mold in the home, not to mention the release of unpleasant odors and thus the creation of a dangerous and unhealthy environment. As you can see, there are many aspects that can be identified immediately with a thermographic survey, thus avoiding unpleasant surprises in the future.

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Drone surveys

Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are increasingly high-performance and suitable for use in construction, surveying, and architecture. Thanks to sophisticated GPS navigation systems, they can fly with precision and perform numerous services, ensuring accurate and safe results.

Drone surveying offers enormous potential for Geographic Information System (GIS) professionals.

It's possible to perform topographic surveys of the same quality as highly accurate measurements collected using traditional methods, but in a fraction of the time. This substantially reduces the cost of a site survey and the workload of field specialists.

What are the advantages of drones in surveying?

Drone surveys can cover hundreds of hectares in just a couple of flights and are used for:

Reduce field time and survey costs
Acquiring topographic data with a drone is up to five times faster than terrestrial methods and requires less manpower.

Provide accurate and comprehensive data
Total stations measure only individual points. A drone flight produces thousands of measurements, which can be represented in various formats (orthomosaic, point cloud, DTM, DSM, contour lines, etc.). Each pixel of the produced map or point in the 3D model contains 3D geographic data.

Map of otherwise inaccessible areas
An aerial survey drone can take off and fly almost anywhere. You're no longer limited by inaccessible areas, unsafe steep slopes, or rugged terrain unsuitable for traditional measurement tools. There's no need to close highways or railway tracks. In fact, you can capture data during operation without any organizational overhead.

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