Aerial Surveyors in Australia

91 aerial surveyors across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.

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Melbourne

Aerial Impressions

By appointment only · Berwick · VIC 3806

Aerial and drone photography business serving clients across Australia, with manned aircraft shoots, drone mapping and inspections, and digital image delivery.

Business ServicesAerial Photographersaerial photographerManufacturing and Industrial
North West

Asphar Survey Group Pty Ltd: Karratha

By appointment only · Karratha · WA 6714

Asphar Survey Group is an international company that has been servicing Land Development, Town Planning, Cadastral Licensed Surveying, 3D Modelling, 3D Printing, 3D Metrology, 3D Mapping, 3D…

Business ServicesAerial SurveyorsProfessional ServicesLand Surveyors
Wheat Belt

Southern Cross Surveys: Southern Cross

By appointment only · Southern Cross · WA 6426

Exploration mining surveying specialists. Offering Exploration, Mining & Engineering Surveying and Quarry & Mine Management Services. With around 20 years consulting experience in the above fields…

Professional ServicesLand SurveyorsHome Services & RenovationBuilding and Land Surveyors
North

Prime Perspectives

By appointment only · Launceston · TAS 7250

Prime Perspectives provides a wide range aerial photography / drone and media services based in Launceston, Tasmania. A wide range of photography, filming, and editing services to cater your needs in…

Professional ServicesAdvertising Photographersfashion photographyBusiness Services
Perth

Remote Imaging Solutions

By appointment only · Secret Harbour · WA 6173

Remote Imaging Solutions provides businesses with a rapid, cost-effective solution for unmanned aerial and submerged surveys along with inspections of structures inside and out. Our goal is to…

Business ServicesAerial Surveyors
Melbourne

Linear Land Surveying Pty Ltd

By appointment only · Vermont · VIC 3133

Linear Land Surveying Pty Ltd helps to get your land development project off to a great start. We Pride ourselves on the production of high quality surveys and plans. We Provide different surveys…

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Aerial Surveyors by region

User guide to Aerial Surveyors

Aerial Surveyors

Aerial surveys are conducted using a combination of techniques such as aerial photography and remote sensing imagery. This allows the surveyor to see things that are not visible to the naked eye. Using specialized equipment surveyors are able to see other bands of the electromagnet spectrum such as, ultraviolet, gamma and infrared.

Aerial surveys offer better quality and resolution than satellite imagery and can also capture atmospheric conditions. They can be particularly useful for:

  • Monitoring vegetation and agricultural growth
  • Tracking and monitoring wildlife
  • Land surveys
  • Archeology

Aerial surveys allow developers to get a good view of the entire project or land that they are dealing with. While aerial photography offers a number of advantages it also comes with a number of costs as well. Before conducting an aerial survey, specialized equipment needs to be arranged. The most obvious preparation is the procurement of a balloon, plane or helicopter with which to get airborne. If shooting a video it is imperative to use a gyro mount to stabilize the image. Other equipment would also be needed to conduct surveys or view ultraviolet, gamma or infrared images.

Aerial surveys should only be conducted by trained professional as it requires one to be familiar with the equipment and know what to look for. Unlike aerial photography, aerial surveys are only useful if all the proper data is captured. For this reason only professionals that have a proven track record should be trusted.

Things to consider:

Before taking a decision as to which aerial surveyor to work with it is very important to consider the following points in detail:

  • What are the qualifications of the surveyor and are they trained in using all the necessary equipment to ensure your survey is accurate
  • Understand the differences in the various bands of the spectrum to make sure the data you need is captured
  • Check if the surveyor is part of an association like the Association of Aerial Surveyors, Australia Inc