Stereoplotting and ortophoto
An image is worth more than a thousand words. Interpreted, it makes sense.
Geo-referenced images are stereoscopically plotted producing 3D lines that describe the terrain’s topography and features.
Stereoplotting
We operate a complete digital production line, with over 90 qualified technicians using AU4 photogrammetric workstations that integrate tools for project management and quality control.
AU4 system display.
Project follow-up in the AU4photogrammetric workstation.
CartoData has the installed capability to compile more than 3,000 km2 of urban mapping per year and a potential for fast response to accommodate even larger projects.
Photogrammetric stereoplotting of the Monterrey Metropolitan Area.
Ortophoto
An ortophoto is a rectified photograph, that may be used as backdrop in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). To generate ortophotos a digital terrain model DTM is required. The rectified images form a seamless mosaic.
10 cm resolution ortophoto,Tapalpa, Jalisco.
Digital terrain model.
CartoData processes around 14 Terabytes of ortophotos per year.
