Land is constantly changing - A site develops. A woodland changes. A field drains differently. An old map contains information that isn't available in your current GIS. Meanwhile, spatial data can become fragmented, inconsistent or difficult to work with.
Creekmoor brings together existing information, new aerial data and spatial analysis to produce clear maps, datasets and useful site information.
Capture detailed, current imagery and spatial data from above.
Drone surveys and photogrammetry for sites, landholdings and areas where detailed aerial information is useful.
Typical outputs include orthomosaics, georeferenced imagery, terrain models, aerial photography and basic topographic mapping.
Turn spatial data into measurements, models and information.
Terrain modelling, volumetric calculations, drainage analysis, habitat and land-cover mapping, and comparison of datasets from different dates.
Create a structured digital map of estates, farms and landholdings.
Bring together existing plans, geographic data, aerial imagery and newly created mapping to build organised digital estate and land information.
Turn existing geographic information into useful maps and datasets.
Defined GIS projects including data cleaning, digitisation, georeferencing, format conversion, spatial analysis and professional cartography.
Not every project starts with a drone.
You may already have the data. You may need new imagery. Or the real challenge may be working out what the data means.
Creekmoor can support different stages of the process:
01 — Existing data
Clean, organise, digitise or convert existing geographic information.
02 — Data capture
Collect new aerial imagery and spatial data using drone-based mapping.
03 — Processing
Turn raw imagery into usable geospatial datasets.
04 — Analysis
Measure, classify and model sites and landscapes.
05 — Communication
Present the results through clear maps, figures and reports.
A project may involve one stage or several, depending on the information available and the required outcome.
Field and parcel mapping, drainage modelling, ghost architecture investigation, land-use mapping, aerial surveys and digital estate maps.
Historic map digitisation and georeferencing, aerial surveys, terrain modelling and mapping of earthworks and ghost architecture.
Habitat and land-cover mapping, watercourse and wetland mapping, aerial survey imagery, terrain analysis, drainage and runoff mapping and monitoring of landscape change.
Site surveys, aerial imagery, topographic and terrain mapping, earthwork and stockpile volumes, site change monitoring and GIS constraints mapping.
Woodland boundary and compartment mapping, access and track mapping, tree and habitat surveys, aerial imagery, terrain modelling and change monitoring.
Asset and site mapping, aerial inspection imagery, route and corridor mapping, access mapping, GIS data management and change monitoring.
Whether you already have a clear idea of what you need or are still working out the best approach, get in touch to discuss the site, requirements and available information.
Projects are scoped around the work required and the outputs you need, so the approach and quotation can be agreed before work begins.