Top-Down Engineering with Aerial Photos and Survey Maps

Optimize your engineering and construction workflows with current, high-resolution aerial imagery and geospatial intelligence.

Apr 2020 | Orlando, FL

Location is everything. Location intelligence is better.

Leading AEC firms rely on Nearmap’s geo-referenced vertical content stack of sub-3” GSD aerial imagery, immersive 3D reality mesh, and AI intelligence tools to make critical decisions throughout the project lifecycle.

Use on demand aerial imagery for virtual construction site visits. Skip the surveying and view current and historical imagery to assess progress at your desk or on the go.

Jun 2021 | Seattle, WA, U.S.

Survey Sites Remotely with Aerial Survey Maps

Before you ever step foot on site, bring in our sub-3” imagery to collect field data.

Make better decisions on which projects to bid, reduce site visits and incorporate better sources of intelligence to avoid costly rework down the line.

Measure length, width, height, area, and radius of buildings; vegetation; ground features; and infrastructure assets.

Make Informed Decisions

For increased confidence in preliminary planning and design, bring in our content as a current project base map.

Geo-referenced Nearmap imagery integrates seamlessly into your preferred GIS or CAD platform such as Bentley, Autodesk, and Esri.

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Mar 2020 | Chicago, IL, U.S.

Visualize your Projects in 3D

Nearmap 3D provides instantly available, high quality visualization backgrounds, reducing time and costs and allowing you focus more on what matters most - your project.

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Historical aerial images change over time

Hebron, KY, U.S.

Inform Construction Site Designs

Make better decisions earlier and avoid costly rework later with aerial intelligence. Use our up-to-date imagery to remotely inspect worksites and accurately assemble insights such as measurements and potential hazards.

Perform design validation on as-built drawings over multi-phase construction projects. Our image library is continually updated and spans over 8 years, allowing you to inspect project sites over time, monitor progress, and compare before and after photos for critical events.