Our process
We provide customised visualisation and inspection services for an extensive range of clients for everything from 3D artworks to reservoirs; ghost nets to mine accommodation.
We work to
adapt technology to solve our clients’ problems, so in order for us to develop a proposal for your project, there are a few things we need to know.
01
What are we visualising or inspecting?
- Are we visualising or inspecting?
- Is it one object or a whole community?
- Roughly how big is it/are they?
- Why do you need to inspect or visualise this object?
- How many objects, assets, sites are there and where are they located?
- Are they based on land, on water or underwater?
- Are there any restrictions or limitations i.e. is it a sacred site, or a fragile artefact?
- What is the timeframe?
02
What data do we need to capture?
This will inform which service and technology we use to give you the best outcomes. Things to consider are:
- What will you use the data for?
- What level of accuracy is required?
- Are you documenting change over time or are you doing an inspection?
- Do you need to do a simple virtual tour or a comprehensive inspection?
- What data outputs do you need?
- What software, platforms or internal systems does the data need to integrate with?
- Who else will want to use the data we capture?
- What data do we need to capture?
- Does the data need to be saved locally or on an online platform?
03
What is the location?
As remote Northern Australian specialists we can mobilise to the remotest part of Australia and can manage logistics for large-scale projects across the North. We cost projects according to the amount and type of travel (bitumen, off-road, charter plan, boat) required.
- Where is the site or project location?
- Are there multiple sites?
- Are the sites accessible by road?
- Do we need to travel off-road / by boat?
- What site-specific certifications, inductions or accreditations will our team need?
- Will we need special permissions or permits to access the site?