Aerial mapping isn’t just about capturing images of hard-to-reach places—it’s about gaining information-rich data. Bowman invests in the latest technology to collect, analyze and deliver actionable intelligence that drives successful project outcomes. Operating both manned and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), our aerial mapping capabilities allow us to tailor our approach based on project requirements and client needs.
Whether it’s for land development, utility inspection, disaster mapping or environmental monitoring, our team deploys aerial mapping equipment across diverse industries. Our approach is centered on leveraging technology to improve safety, reduce costs and enhance data quality.
At Bowman, we ensure that our aerial mapping solutions deliver value and drive positive outcomes across a range of applications and markets.
We use an advanced fleet of drones, including multi-rotor and long endurance fixed wing UAS with RTK capabilities, such as the eBee XSkyfront Perimeter8 and BirdsEyeView FireFly 6 ProFreefly AltaX—enabling our crews to map hundreds of acres per flight with high accuracy. This level of information allows for seamless integration of survey data into workflows and ensurs precision and efficiency in every project.
Bowman’s manned aircraft fleet stands as one of the most technologically advanced digital mapping providers in the industry. Our specialized aircraft are equipped with a range of large- and medium-format digital sensors, including the PHASE ONE Pas Pana “Blackbird” digital cameras, Leica ADS100 Airborne Digital Sensors, Leica DMC-1 Digital Frame Camera and Optech T2000 Lidar sensors.
Clients benefit from our advanced photogrammetry capabilities, including high-resolution orthomosaic imagery, 3D modeling, volumetric surveys, construction documentation, planimetric data extraction and 3D terrain extraction in various formats such as DTM, TIN or point cloud.
Unlike conventional methods that demand extensive equipment and manpower while yielding limited and less flexible data, our inspections enhance efficiency and safety across the board. Collecting data via UAS enables us to swiftly identify missing assets, detect broken equipment and pinpoint potential failures with precision.