Drone services for demanding field work
HOW AN ODN OPERATION RUNS
A clear line from site brief to usable data.
Every operation is scoped to the site and the decision your team needs to make. ODN coordinates the work from preparation through handoff.
- 01
Scope the site
Align on the objective, access requirements and agreed deliverables.
- 02
Plan the flight
Review site and airspace considerations, crew, aircraft and payload before launch.
- 03
Operate on site
Coordinate with your site contact and fly to the agreed mission plan.
- 04
Hand off the data
Receive the agreed imagery, mapping files or inspection findings for your next decision.
MISSION OUTPUTS
Choose the output before we choose the flight.
A useful operation starts with the decision, not the aircraft. ODN aligns the capture plan and handoff with what your team needs to assess, document or map.
- 01
Visual record
Aerial imagery planned to document the assets or area your team needs to review.
- 02
Inspection capture
Visual or LiDAR data, when suitable for the mission scope.
- 03
Mapping products
Aerial mapping outputs defined around site coverage and project requirements.
Formats and coverage are agreed before deployment.
Discuss your deliverableMISSION PLANNING / 01
Every site gets a flight plan of its own.
Before a drone launches, ODN aligns the operating area, access constraints, capture method and required deliverables with your team.
Discuss your site requirementsIllustrative planning graphic only. Not flight data or a site-specific operational plan.
Questions about drone operations?
Start with the mission.
What information should I provide to scope a drone operation?
What types of operations does ODN support?
Can an operation include visual or LiDAR capture?
How are data and deliverables agreed?
Can ODN support repeat or multi-site work?
Field notes & operational guides
