Utility corridors challenge aerial mapping workflows in ways few other environments do. Thin conductors, tall poles, vegetation, and long linear geometry expose the limits of pure photogrammetry—and the strengths of LiDAR.

Mapping an urban environment is never simple. You will run into narrow streets, reflective metal roofs, and many diverse vertical facades that can create blind spots and distortions when using traditional photogrammetry...

At the mouth of Charleston Harbor lies Castle Pinckney, a circular masonry fort quietly eroding on the Shutes Folly Island...

In this article we are exploring an aerial photogrammetry mission to check out the progression of a road expansion project on Ulry Road in Westerville, Ohio.

The integration of geospatial technology and archaeological research has opened many for documenting, analyzing, and preserving cultural heritage sites across the globe...

At PixElement, we’re continuously inspired by the diverse ways our users apply aerial photogrammetry to solve real-world challenges, whether it's mapping a remote construction site, documenting historical landmarks, or modeling terrain for environmental research. These are more than just datasets, they’re stories. And we think they deserve to be told....