Data
Today, geospatial data plays a major role supporting key decision makers within government, business and research. We are committed to supporting these decision makers by remaining at the leading edge of data acquisition.
Airborne Data
Infoterra offers the highest quality datasets to support a range of applications, including land management, flood modelling, environmental monitoring and asset & risk management.
We provide the widest range of aerial survey geo-information products - aerial photography, colour infrared imagery, digital terrain and digital surface models - of England & Wales, and lidar height data for most British cities.
We also carry out custom airborne surveys anywhere in the world.
Learn more about what airborne data is available or contact us to discuss your specific requirement.
Satellite Data
Infoterra is able to provide quick & reliable access to a huge range of Earth observation satellite data – optical and radar - so you can acquire the most suitable data type for your application.
Global satellite observing systems are ideally suited for collecting data of large geographic areas in a cost-effective way. They also provide very high-resolution images on a local scale. Satellite data can provide routine monitoring to highlight environmental change, aid emergency responses to natural disasters or humanitarian crisis and support computer simulations to help improve predictions and forecasts.
Learn more about what satellite data is available or contact us to discuss your application needs.
Mobile Laser Mapping
An increasing number of applications require the capture of more detailed and precise information of the built/natural environment – bridge dimensions, street & road furniture, building façades, kerb heights and more.
Infoterra′s new system – Rapid Surveyor™ - uses the latest laser & camera technology to capture this precise information at unrivalled resolution & coverage - all from a moving vehicle.
Learn more about this mobile system or contact us to discuss your application needs.
