Data you can actually work with.

It depends on the question: an orthophoto (a measurable aerial image, e.g. GeoTIFF), a point cloud (LAS/LAZ), a 3D model (OBJ), a terrain model or linework for CAD and GIS (DWG, DXF). Everything can also be shared in an online viewer, so the whole project team sees the same picture without installing software.

That depends on flight height, capture and control. With RTK positioning and surveyed ground control points, SEBAS typically achieves a few centimetres; accuracy is checked on independent checkpoints and reported. For measurements with legal value (e.g. boundary surveys), SEBAS works with a certified land surveyor.

The coordinate system and formats agreed in advance, so the data fits straight into your CAD, GIS or planning software. Just mention what your team uses in the project request.

It depends on the area and the requested output. For festival sites, an evening flight was processed into an updated overview for the production meeting the next morning. We agree on a concrete timing with every request.

Every flight follows the applicable European and Belgian drone regulations. Where needed, authorisations are requested and agreements are made with the client or organiser on zones, timing and safety.

Every site is different: the price depends on area, number of flights, requested output and processing. Describe your question in a few minutes through the project request and you receive a tailored proposal.