What is photogrammetry?
Photogrammetry uses overlapping photographs to reconstruct measurable digital information such as maps, 3D models and documentation outputs.
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How is photogrammetry achieved?
It is achieved by capturing overlapping images, aligning them in software, reconstructing geometry and checking the output against the project requirement.
How accurate can photogrammetry be?
Accuracy depends on the capture method, site conditions, control strategy and how the final output will be used.
When is survey-grade equipment used?
Survey-grade equipment is used when project requirements demand tighter control, stronger positional confidence or more structured field methods.
Can photogrammetry be used indoors and outdoors?
Yes. It can be used for outdoor sites, facades, roofs, structures and many indoor or close-range environments when the workflow is planned properly.
Are you a CAAS Certified UA Operator?
Yes. Photogrammetry Singapore is a CAAS Certified UA Operator for aerial operations that need a more credible and controlled project-delivery approach.
Are you bizSAFE Level 4 certified?
Yes. Photogrammetry Singapore is bizSAFE Level 4 certified.
Do you provide customised training for aerial and ground-based photogrammetry mapping?
Yes. Customised training is available for aerial and ground-based photogrammetry mapping, covering capture planning, field workflow, processing, QA and deliverable preparation.
Do you provide PIX4D training?
Yes. Photogrammetry Singapore is a training center for PIX4D workflows and practical photogrammetry capability-building.
Do you support agencies and regulated environments?
Yes. Workflows are used by various agencies and project teams and are suitable for documentation-heavy, multi-stakeholder or safety-sensitive projects.
What deliverables can be produced?
Deliverables may include mapped imagery, textured 3D models, inspection records, reporting visuals and digital twin support assets.
What should be prepared before a project starts?
It helps to know the site location, the capture area, any access restrictions, the required timeline and the final output needed for review, reporting, measurement or modeling.