This orthographic image shows a true-to-scale, georeferenced aerial map generated from a dedicated drone capture. Unlike standard aerial photography, orthographic imagery is corrected for perspective and distortion, allowing the site to be viewed accurately from above.

These maps provide a clear, objective overview of a site and are commonly used for:

• baseline site records

• construction and land visualisation

• progress comparison over time

• asset layout and contextual review

The output shown here is produced using professional photogrammetry workflows and controlled flight planning to ensure consistent coverage and alignment between datasets.

All mapping outputs are non-survey-grade and are intended for visualisation, monitoring, and indicative measurement rather than certified land surveying.

The same capture is presented below as an interactive 3D site model, allowing the area to be explored from multiple angles.