A roof-wide visual record.
Orthomosaic imagery brings the roof into a map view for reviewing visible conditions, roof areas, assets and inspection context. Detail depends on the capture and source quality.
Aerial IntelligenceSee the roof.
See the roof.
Connect the evidence.
RGB roof maps, thermal review and 3D context can support roof measurement, inspection planning and documented recommendations. Connect the view from above to the work on the roof.
Patterns to investigate.
Thermal imagery and mosaic/layer review help identify temperature patterns and plan verification. Conditions and field evidence determine what the patterns mean; heat patterns alone do not prove moisture.
Roof geometry in context.
3D models and spatial review add context to roof shapes and features where the capture, processing and viewer are qualified. They do not establish survey accuracy.
From imagery to a useful roof recordA map is the starting point.
A map is the starting point.
The finding needs context.
Review suitable RGB, thermal and model sources alongside roof geometry and assets. Use that context to decide where an inspector should look, what needs measuring and which evidence belongs in the scope.
Existing Site Review and Field workflows preserve the relationship between the roof, target and reviewed source. We confirm the complete capture, processing and delivery path for the work being offered.
Connect the map to the inspection ↗Illustrative roof geometry · Not a captured project
The wider aerial workflowCapture. Review.
Capture. Review.
Measure. Investigate. Document.
Roof areas & measurements
Use suitable source imagery and existing Site Review tools for roof areas, boundaries and dimensions. Keep source, alignment and reviewer acceptance visible before using geometry in an estimate.
Mapped assets & conditions
Give roof features and observations a place in the job record. Connect the mapped area or asset to the field evidence that explains it.
Targeted field investigation
Plan core, moisture or visual inspection targets from the reviewed roof information. Bring results and photos back through the released Field/technical-review workflow.
Capture & processing
The existing Aerial workspace covers source intake, processing and map/model review in the supported scope. Current provider runs, mobile transfers, recovery and output quality must be verified for the engagement.
Reports, QA & scope
Carry selected, reviewed evidence into the existing report and scope process. A processed map is not an approved finding, roof-system specification or completed report.
Branded project delivery
Company-branded maps, documents and approved Vault/share views are part of the delivery story. Confirm the exact viewer, source, customer permissions and accepted delivery workflow before release.
Optional module / scoped availabilityUse the aerial workflow
Use the aerial workflow
the job actually needs.
Existing aerial tools and viewers support parts of this workflow. We confirm capture conditions, access, processing, map/model quality and customer delivery before enabling the complete path for your company. Some processing modes remain under qualification.
Roof Man OS estimating, ordinary project work and guided field observations do not universally require a drone. Aerial Intelligence adds source context when it is appropriate for the engagement.
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