DAP Imaging uses the latest Spatial Scientific Flight Management System, which permits us to fly precise flight paths, at precise altitudes via GPS coordinates.   We are able to provide ground resolutions from (1 to 36) inches per pixel. Each image has latitude/longitude coordinates embedded in the image along with other important reference information and metadata. We can stitch hundreds of images together either in a line or as a mosaic/composite image.

Refers to images taken from the side of the aircraft at an angle to the subject rather than directly overhead. Oblique images can be taken close-up or zoomed-out to encompass a few miles of surrounding property, or to the horizon/skyline. Developers often use oblique images to show surrounding communities, infrastructure and population.

 Refers to views taken from directly above the subject. These overhead views are used by attorneys, engineers, and people who work in real estate who need to see roof tops and road structures. These views are not meant to give a sense of height of structures as oblique views do. But rather, they allow you see in all directions around a site to view neighboring properties and to assess the shape and layout of a property.

Used for agricultural Studies by adding Near Infrared (NIR) data to the standard RGB data format.