Measure Australia was engaged by the owners of Ennismór, a rural property in Berrima, NSW, to undertake aerial mapping & 3D modelling of 120 acres.
Measure Australia collected the data to provide the owners with a map they could use to plan earthmoving & property improvement works. Ennismór experienced a 1 in 100 year rain event resulting in significant flooding & property damage. After insurance repair works were complete, the owners of Ennismór commenced a series of property improvement projects. These projects were to better manage water flow during future rain events.
Following an initial planning meeting with the owners, Measure Australia was engaged to collect 3D data of the property. Water flow modeling was then conducted to determine areas where excavation needed to occur. This collection method used was photogrammetry which is accurate to +- 10cm. A LiDAR laser scanning level of accuracy was not necessary as it was for constructing watercourses.
Measure Australia’s staff were amazing from start to finish. By completing the onsite component in one day, Measure Australia ensured farming operations could continue with minimal interference. The 3D model & aerial map were invaluable for our engineering consultants & builders while the crop health map was an added bonus for us.
Cate Agnew
Owner
4000+
Aerial Images
were captured resulting in a ground sampling distance of approximitely 1.5cm per pixel.
4 Day
Delivery of Data
form booking to capture, processing and receipt by client.
120 Acres
$30k Saved
by Client
as well as two weeks of survey time.
Measure Australia collected over 4000 aerial images resulting in a ground sampling distance of 1.5cm per pixel. Measure Australia delivered a permanent record of the property including a traditional aerial map (left), fully digitised 3D model, contour shapefile for earthworks, crop health map (middle bottom) & an elevation model (right). Data was digitally delivered including a hosted 3D model, allowing easy sharing, interrogation & distribution.
