Sample deliverables // Ref_LX_2026

Site models you open in a browser

Every mapping mission can produce one of these: the surface as a 3D model, an elevation map with contours, and the orthophoto — with distance, elevation change, grade and slope measurable on the maps themselves. No software, no login, works on a phone. The examples below are real flights with the client, site name and coordinates withheld.

Whole site

Aggregate pit and processing yard

One flight over an active aggregate operation: pit, benches, haul roads, stockpiles and the plant pad. The view most people ask for first.

Extent: 3,463 ft
Relief: 94.2 ft
Contours: 2 ft

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Detail

Processing plant, close range

The same flight processed tight around the crushing and screening plant — 1 ft contours on the pad, conveyors and equipment resolved, grade measurable on the ramp. This is what an as-built or clearance question looks like.

Extent: 591 ft
Relief: 55.5 ft
Contours: 1 ft

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What these are. Photogrammetric surfaces built from RTK-flown imagery. They support planning, quantity estimates and progress comparison between flights, and they let people who will never open a GIS package see and measure the site for themselves.

What they are not. Not boundary or topographic surveys. Elevations read against the model datum rather than a published vertical datum, and the lines are photogrammetric contours. Where a job calls for it, ground control points are used in processing, or independent points are held out to check the result — and the report says which.

Want one of these for your pit, quarry or job site? Request a quote and tell us the acreage and how often you want it flown.