The challenge
Site imagery, maps, panoramas, and reference layers are difficult to use when they live in separate files. Project teams need one clear place to compare conditions and understand the site.
Construction documentation case study
This interactive field viewer brings current and earlier site conditions, orthomosaic imagery, planning context, site photos, 360° panoramas, and project layers into one shareable page.
Site imagery, maps, panoramas, and reference layers are difficult to use when they live in separate files. Project teams need one clear place to compare conditions and understand the site.
Chattanooga Drone Works organized the project media into an interactive viewer with current and earlier orthomosaics, photo locations, 360° stations, planning context, and selectable site layers.
A browser-based field viewer that keeps visual documentation together and makes it easier to review site context without passing around a folder of disconnected assets.
Use the controls to switch between current, earlier, and planning views. Turn project layers on or off, open site photos, and enter the available 360° panorama stations.
See how recurring aerial progress documentation, mapping, photos, and 360° tours can be organized for your construction or development site.
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