Aerial Inspection and Patrol Services

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Regular aerial patrols of your pipeline corridor ensures that anomalies are detected, documented, and addressed before they become a safety concern. Immediate communication of any potentially high-risk encroachments is standard practice, and follow-up onsite assessments are available if needed. All reported observations include pictures, description, and an accurate GPS location.

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Regular aerial patrols of your electric power line corridor ensures that anomalies are detected, documented, and addressed before they become a safety concern. Immediate communication of any potentially high-risk encroachments is standard practice, and follow-up onsite assessments are available if needed. All reported observations include pictures, description, and an accurate GPS location.

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Same-day emergency callout service means an aircraft is on site within hours, not days, giving you real time information that you can rely on.

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Using state-of-the-art equipment including LiDAR and multispectral cameras, we can identify vegetation risk, calculate growth rates, document areas of concern, and initiate service requests to mitigate the threat.

Specialized Imaging

Airborne laser scanners and special cameras are used to produce high-resolution maps and 3D models giving you an incredibly detailed understanding of your asset’s condition.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

We analyze and map location information to increase decision making confidence and improve communication. We provide GIS services to help you manage your assets more efficiently. This translates to lower operational costs, better documentation, and improved safety.

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), also known as Drones, allow inspections to be performed from a safe distance while still providing the ultra-fine detail needed to evaluate the condition of your equipment. Spot inspections, mapping, and video of construction sites can support awareness and decision making at all levels.

Aerial Inspection and Patrol

Airborne lasers and special cameras are used to detect and measure methane concentration along aboveground and underground gas pipelines. Aerial inspection is more efficient than conventional land-based gas pipeline diagnostic methods, and can be used to detect methane leaks before they become a liability.