You don't need to be on site to get insight

Dive into GeoAl tools that let you manage, monitor, and share project status from your desktop. With aerial imagery, 3D models provide total immersion of the built environment.

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Keep projects moving

Stay ahead of site conditions with up-to-date aerial imagery. From common challenges to project execution, Nearmap helps project managers assess risk, track progress and make decisions that hold up on the ground.

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Current, high-res captures

Continuously updated aerial imagery gives you an accurate view of site conditions and progress – so you can plan, track and manage projects with more control over timelines and budgets.

Another dimension of project execution

3D surfaces and GIS data provide a comprehensive view of changing site conditions. Visualize progress, manage change and reduce rework and change orders. It’s more efficiency in execution, resource management, timelines, and costs.

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Stay on top of safety hazards

Protect your workers during construction, traffic, and subcontractor management. Al compliance monitoring and safety standards can quickly identify potential hazards, encroachments, and risks.

Project execution, perfected

Advanced aerial imagery solutions optimize construction by improving sequence planning and progress tracking. Nearmap enhances subcontractor management, traffic patterns, construction laydown areas, and more. For seamless project execution.

“Sometimes, Nearmap removes the need to visit a site entirely. If we do walk a site, we can collaborate on the same project as a team and publish updates.”

Dave Walters GIS Manager, CBBELView full story

“3D data and aerial imagery help us get the most information we need for a project without ever having to go on-site. I can see things that previously required lots of time in the field to understand. It's a much better way of working.”

Justin Racelis, Civil Engineer and BIM Specialist, StantecView full story

“Nearmap Gives us high-resolution imagery 2-3 times a year, it decreases our costs, and reduces our effort to get [drone survey] approvals. It increases our efficiency, which is what were about here at Wallbridge.”

John Jurewicz, Director of Innovation, WalbridgeView full story