Site maps & 3D models
A current, measurable picture of your site — shareable with your team.
- Orthomosaic map (GeoTIFF + web viewer)
- Textured 3D model and point cloud
- Surface model for planning
Lincoln · Omaha · Gilbert · Mesa · Chandler
See the site clearly. Build with confidence.
Aerial mapping, 3D site models and progress imagery for construction, engineering and agriculture across Nebraska and Arizona.
Representative licensed photo; not an Athena project. Imagery and data — not licensed surveying or engineering.
What you receive
Clear imagery and files your team can use.
Construction progress & stockpiles
The same vantage on every visit, so changes are easy to see and report.
- Dated progress photos and maps
- Stockpile volume estimates
- Owner and lender update sets
Crop imagery
High-resolution color imagery to decide where to walk and what to check.
- Field-wide RGB orthomosaic
- Repeat flights to compare growth
- Sampled stand-count estimates for review
Tower & asset photos
Clear visual records of towers, roofs and facilities for your engineers.
- Detailed still photo sets
- Orbit and context video
- Organized, labeled delivery
Representative licensed footage/photos; examples of services, not completed client projects.
All servicesHow it works
Four simple steps.
Step 1
Call
Tell us the site, the timing and what you need to decide.
Step 2
Scope
We check airspace, access and equipment, then send a written quote.
Step 3
Fly
A planned flight on the agreed date, weather permitting.
Step 4
Deliver
Files your team can open, delivered by secure link.
A typical mapping day
Construction Mapping: Drone + RTK + 3D Model
From site walk to finished 3D model, in six illustrated scenes.
More fieldwork
Scene 1 of 6: Active construction site
Service area
Nebraska
Lincoln · Omaha · southeast Nebraska — subject to scheduling
Service area
Arizona
Gilbert · Mesa · Chandler · East Valley — subject to scheduling
Photo: irrigated lettuce, Yuma, AZ (USDA NRCS) — representative of Arizona agriculture
Talk to us
Call for pricing and project information.
No long form needed. Tell us the site and the timing, and we'll take it from there.
Prefer to write? Request a quote online or email alloveraerial@gmail.com.
Equipment, accuracy and scope details
We fly a DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise with an RGB (visible-light) mapping camera. No thermal, multispectral/NDVI or LiDAR sensor.
Absolute accuracy depends on ground control or an RTK workflow agreed in writing. We do not claim blanket centimeter accuracy, and our outputs are not a licensed survey or engineering opinion.
Crop stand counts are estimates for sampled zones, reviewed by a person and best checked against hand counts — not a validated automated whole-field count.
Some public contracts — including NDOT State projects — restrict this class of aircraft, so we review equipment and funding rules for every project. Tower work requires owner permission, site access, airspace authorization and RF safety controls. Power-line inspection is not offered.