Last year’s travel restrictions, limited site visits and a reduction in face-to-face discussions led engineering firms to finally undergo digital transformation. To keep projects moving when they couldn’t be on-site, contractors and engineers started to use aerial imagery – and realized there were a host of benefits beyond enabling remote work.

Hours and hours of valuable project time spent traveling to and visiting project sites have been saved, but aerial imagery has been a game changer throughout the project lifecycle, including the scoping, planning, design and build stages. In our latest playbook, learn about how aerial imagery helps:

• Reduce the need to spend hours sifting through grainy, dated satellite images
• Provide a real-time view of a site’s current conditions
• Better communicate proposals and project outcomes to clients
• Cut planning costs on projects that involve several phases
• Support accurate quotes and estimates and accelerate project deliverables

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