We recently completed a large UXO survey, over 9km in length for a major construction project.

We are running a research project into mapping Giant Hogweed using RGB and Multispectral data. We are mapping a problem area on the river Tees with the Tees Rivers Trust. As we have been capturing this data over time the impact of the control work can be seen over time and the data might be able to help predictions of future spread.

As part of our programme of improving our capabilities we have retired our DJI M210 and replaced it with a DJI M300.

We recently completed a drone UXO survey in a central London park in an area that was bombed during WWII.

Using the capabilities of our thermal cameras we completed an inspection to identify leaks in a flume and an outfall pipe.

We were commissioned to provide support to the safe demolition of the Dorman Long Tower. Given the interest in the tower our client wanted additional confirmation that the area was clear leading up to the explosive demolition.

Droneflight completed a large intertidal drone survey on the east coast where drone data was merged with sonar data. During this survey the drone actually flew over 110 miles to capture the many many thousands of photos required to build the pointcloud.

Droneflight were commissioned to conduct a programme of large topographical surveys across Yorkshire and Durham Dales. Each area was multiple square kilometers in scale and on challenging terrain. We used the Wingtra One drone to complete these missions.

Droneflight were commissioned to capture an as-is state of a 4.3km x 400m area along the front at Broughty Ferry. This model confirmed the state of the area before construction works were to be undertaken.

Droneflight were commissioned to conduct a large intertidal topographical drone survey in support of a strategic highways project. The eBee was able to cover the two survey areas very quickly (compared to other approaches).