On October 15, 2024, Ben Vander Jagt, founder and CEO of PixElement, delivered an insightful presentation at the ASPRS Eastern Great Lakes Region Annual Meeting, hosted by the University of Toledo....

Today, we are going to explore two key technologies that you can implement into your workflow when correcting the geolocation of your photogrammetry data: RTK (Real Time Kinematic) and PPK (Post-Processing Kinematic)...

We’re excited to introduce a powerful new tool in PixElement - the Edit Clipping Bounds feature...

In today’s tutorial, we are going to look at assigning a “Site” for your projects. With this feature, you are able to assign specific projects to the same site tag, allowing you to view all projects from the same site and view progressions of your datasets through time.

Drone technology and aerial photogrammetry is transforming the commercial and residential construction industry, providing faster, more accurate data collection and project management tools.

In this article we will be looking at the options you have when registering your LiDAR data.

The demand for efficient and cost-effective infrastructure development is at an all-time high. Road and highway construction projects are among the most complex and resource-intensive undertakings, requiring precision, planning and focus on safety.

The recent P3DL conference brought together industry leaders to discuss the latest advancements in geospatial technologies.

Accurate modeling in aerial photogrammetry relies on a thorough understanding of Geodesy, the science of measuring and representing the Earth. Key concepts such as ellipsoids, geoids and datums are foundational for understanding how software algorithms accurately plot and model projects.

Collecting accurate data is the backbone of successful photogrammetry projects. At PixElement, our mission is to provide advanced tools that make mapping and modeling more precise and efficient.

Maps and geospatial systems are an integral part of our everyday lives, guiding us through towns and cities, aiding in disaster response, and even assisting in archaeological discoveries. But have you ever wondered how aerial photogrammetry and mapping came to be?