Orthomosaics

One measurable image of your whole site, stitched from hundreds of individual photos. Click to enlarge, then scroll to zoom.

Drone orthomosaic of aggregate stockpiles and excavation in Central Oregon

Click to enlarge, then scroll to zoom · Aggregate & excavation site, Kiowa Road

Drone orthomosaic of a construction site in Bend, Oregon

Click to enlarge, then scroll to zoom · Construction site, Lucia Street — Bend

What an orthomosaic is

An orthomosaic is hundreds of overlapping photos stitched into one flat, top-down image of your site. Because every pixel is locked to a real-world position, you can measure distances, areas, and volumes directly on it, no matter how big the site.

It is the base layer behind every volume we report and every progress map we hand over. The same electronic flight path is used for each mission, and so one flight lines up cleanly with the next, and the differences you see over time are real changes on the ground.

Every map we deliver is consistent: the same point lands in the same place on every flight, so a measurement this week matches one next week. If you need survey-grade precision, that is also available, but accuracy does not depend on such precision for most needs. For tracking volume, proving progress, and documenting the job, the consistency we deliver today is the accurate answer.

3D Models

Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. Two sites we have flown and modeled in Central Oregon.

● Interactive 3D — drag to rotate · scroll to zoom
Construction site, Lucia Street — Bend

● Interactive 3D — drag to rotate · scroll to zoom
Aggregate & excavation site, Kiowa Road

Both models are built from the same flight data that feeds the orthomosaics above. If you want the same treatment for your site, the first step is the same: a flight over your yard, then the map and the model together.

One flight, one map

One flight over your site becomes one measurable orthomosaic. No stitching tricks, no black boxes — just the whole site in one image you can zoom into.

Numbers, not pictures

Measure areas, distances, and volumes directly on the map. Every pixel is tied to a real-world position, so the numbers behind the picture are as useful as the picture itself.

Same flight, next week

Fly the site once and the map becomes your baseline. Fly it again and the differences you see are real changes on the ground, not drift between flights.

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How It Works

A simple pipeline, done the same way every time.

01 / CAPTURE

We Fly Your Site

A single flight or a recurring pass, on a schedule that fits the job. Mechanical-shutter drone, proper overlap, full coverage — no gaps, no guesswork.

02 / PROCESS

We Build The Map

Hundreds of photos stitch into one georeferenced orthomosaic and measurable model, processed locally with fast turnaround.

03 / DELIVER

You Get The Numbers

Volumes, progress, condition, or time-lapse — in a form your clients, owners, and lenders can actually act on.

Why Work With Us

We are Part 107 certified with fifteen years in IT and a background in building and running systems. That combination matters: when we fly your site, the data is processed, measured, and handed over in a form you can actually use, not just a pretty picture.

Everything is flown and processed locally in Central Oregon. Your site, your data, your numbers, no outsourcing and no mystery.

Part 107 certified, insured, and professional
Mechanical-shutter drone for sharp, distortion-free images
Local processing with fast turnaround
Built for contractors: you get numbers, not just pictures

The Numbers

15+

Years in Tech & Systems

100+

Sites Flown in Oregon

Same-Week

Turnaround, Usually

Part 107

Certified & Insured

Talk To Us

Tell us the size of the site and what you need measured, then we tell you what it takes — number of piles, acreage, and what kind of answer you need.

Phone

458-600-6028

info@oraerial.com

Service Area

Bend · Redmond · Sisters · Prineville · LaPine

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