Projects are how you organize your datasets inside GeoNadir’s platform.
You’ll always have guaranteed access to your original images.
Orthomosaic processing stitches together multiple aerial images to create a high-resolution, georeferenced map-like image without distortion that can provide accurate measurements on the ground.
Your private datasets are only available to you and remain safely stored on GeoNadir servers even while your subscription is inactive.
A dataset consists of your original images, orthomosaic, digital surface model, and digital terrain model. Each download request for any combination of these counts towards your monthly download limit.
Digital Surface Models are 3D representations of the earth's surface which include all natural and human-made features like trees, buildings, and terrain elevations.
Digital Terrain Models are 3D representations of the earth's surface that only include the bare ground surface elevations, without any objects or features on it such as buildings, trees, or other structures.
A Tile Mapping Service (TMS) serves maps and geographic data over the internet by breaking them into small, pre-rendered image tiles that can be quickly loaded and displayed by a web browser or mapping application.
Projects are how you organize your datasets inside GeoNadir’s platform.
You’ll always have guaranteed access to your original images.
Orthomosaic processing stitches together multiple aerial images to create a high-resolution, georeferenced map-like image without distortion that can provide accurate measurements on the ground.
Your private datasets are only available to you and remain safely stored on GeoNadir servers even while your subscription is inactive.
A dataset consists of your original images, orthomosaic, digital surface model, and digital terrain model. Each download request for any combination of these counts towards your monthly download limit.
Digital Surface Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface which include all natural and human-made features like trees, buildings, and terrain elevations.
Digital Terrain Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface that only include the bare ground surface elevations, without any objects or features on it such as buildings, trees, or other structures.
A Tile Mapping Service (TMS) serves maps and geographic data over the internet by breaking them into small, pre-rendered image tiles that can be quickly loaded and displayed by a web browser or mapping application.
Projects are how you organize your datasets inside GeoNadir’s platform.
You’ll always have guaranteed access to your original images.
Orthomosaic processing stitches together multiple aerial images to create a high-resolution, georeferenced map-like image without distortion that can provide accurate measurements on the ground.
Your private datasets are only available to you and remain safely stored on GeoNadir servers even while your subscription is inactive.
A dataset consists of your original images, orthomosaic, digital surface model, and digital terrain model. Each download request for any combination of these counts towards your monthly download limit.
Digital Surface Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface which include all natural and human-made features like trees, buildings, and terrain elevations.
Digital Terrain Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface that only include the bare ground surface elevations, without any objects or features on it such as buildings, trees, or other structures.
A Tile Mapping Service (TMS) serves maps and geographic data over the internet by breaking them into small, pre-rendered image tiles that can be quickly loaded and displayed by a web browser or mapping application.
Projects are how you organize your datasets inside GeoNadir’s platform.
You’ll always have guaranteed access to your original images.
Orthomosaic processing stitches together multiple aerial images to create a high-resolution, georeferenced map-like image without distortion that can provide accurate measurements on the ground.
Your private datasets are only available to you and remain safely stored on GeoNadir servers even while your subscription is inactive.
A dataset consists of your original images, orthomosaic, digital surface model, and digital terrain model. Each download request for any combination of these counts towards your monthly download limit.
Digital Surface Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface which include all natural and human-made features like trees, buildings, and terrain elevations.
Digital Terrain Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface that only include the bare ground surface elevations, without any objects or features on it such as buildings, trees, or other structures.
A Tile Mapping Service (TMS) serves maps and geographic data over the internet by breaking them into small, pre-rendered image tiles that can be quickly loaded and displayed by a web browser or mapping application.
Projects are how you organize your datasets inside GeoNadir’s platform.
You’ll always have guaranteed access to your original images.
Orthomosaic processing stitches together multiple aerial images to create a high-resolution, georeferenced map-like image without distortion that can provide accurate measurements on the ground.
Your private datasets are only available to you and remain safely stored on GeoNadir servers even while your subscription is inactive.
A dataset consists of your original images, orthomosaic, digital surface model, and digital terrain model. Each download request for any combination of these counts towards your monthly download limit.
Digital Surface Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface which include all natural and human-made features like trees, buildings, and terrain elevations.
Digital Terrain Models are 3D representations of the earth’s surface that only include the bare ground surface elevations, without any objects or features on it such as buildings, trees, or other structures.
A Tile Mapping Service (TMS) serves maps and geographic data over the internet by breaking them into small, pre-rendered image tiles that can be quickly loaded and displayed by a web browser or mapping application.
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You will always be able to download the raw data you upload for free.
GeoNadir uses AWS-managed cloud servers in Australia.
When you upload datasets to GeoNadir, these can be stored in two different ways: FAIR Geo, which is publicly accessible, or private datasets which only the owner of the account has access to.
The outcome of a procedure that involves combining several overlapping photos, such as those captured by a drone or an aerial camera, is known as image stitching. This process eliminates distortions to create a seamless and uninterrupted map or image representation of a specific area on the earth’s surface.
Orthomosaics are downloaded as GeoTIFF images.
DEM: A digital elevation model (DEM) is a gridded raster data that provides a three-dimensional view of the terrain. It eliminates terrain vector features, such as streams, break lines, and ridges, as well as all ground-based objects, both natural (such as trees and vegetation) and built (including buildings, towers, and power lines).
DTM: A digital terrain model (DTM) is a three-dimensional representation of the bare earth surface, which encompasses the terrain’s topography. It comprises a set of points with specific heights and incorporates characteristics such as rivers, ridges, and break-lines. This model excludes all-natural or human-made objects present on the earth’s surface, including buildings and vegetation.
DSM: A digital surface model (DSM) is a three-dimensional depiction of the Earth’s surface that includes both natural and man-made objects located on it. This model represents the elevations of reflective surfaces such as vegetation, buildings, and other features above the bare earth. It is typically viewed as a model of the canopy that covers the surface of the bare earth and reflects the mean sea level elevations.
TMS stands for Tile Mapping Service. You can use a TMS to stream an orthomosaic to other platforms as a base map.
This saves you time because you don’t need to download your files and then re-upload them to a 3rd party. If you want further explanation on how you can stream TMS to ArcGIS, ArcGIS Pro, and QGIS, head to our YouTube channel.
We don’t currently offer a free trial, however, we recommend signing up for our Essentials offering which is free of charge and gives you a good opportunity to explore most of the features that are available in the paid subscriptions.
Yes. It is part of our commitment to FAIR principles to always offer a free tier to broaden access to drone mapping resources.
We are constantly refining our products and services based on user feedback and testing. At the moment we are in a beta period for our Advanced and Professional subscriptions which means that the full set of features for these subscription levels have not yet been fully tested and implemented.
We are in continuous development of new features for our community as soon as possible and as a result, the price may have to increase to support the addition of more features are added. We will inform you before any changes take place and at the moment of sign-up, you lock in your pricing for 12 months.
The private datasets you upload will always remain private unless you choose to make them publicly available (FAIR). If your subscription lapses your datasets will remain on the platform and won’t be accessible to anyone, including you.
Your private datasets will appear greyed out under your ‘My Datasets’ folder until you restart your subscription and get back access.
Yes, you can do this at any time. Downgrades will take effect at the end of the month you had already paid for.
If you don’t use all the orthomosaic downloads that you have bought within a month the remainder will be added to your quota for the following month.
For example, if you buy the Professional package, you will receive 5 orthomosaic downloads credited to your account each month. In case you only use 3 downloads during the first month, the remaining 2 will be carried over to the second month. This means you will have a total of 7 downloads available in the second month.
These subscriptions are meant for single users, however, we can offer a tailored Enterprise subscription for organisations that need multiple users associated with an account.
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You can use GeoJSON, KML, SHP, GPX, and CSV file formats, depending on the specific requirements of your project.
GeoJSON: Useful for storing and sharing geospatial data in a way that can be easily displayed and analyzed on web-based maps and applications.
KML: Originally developed for Google Earth and is often used for visualizing 3D models and other geospatial data.
SHP: Used in GIS (geographic information system) software. Useful for complex data analysis, such as terrain analysis, vegetation mapping, and land use classification.
GPX: Great for recording and sharing GPS data from drone flights like tracklogs and waypoints. Commonly used for flight planning and monitoring, as well as for 3D models and visualizations of terrain and other geographic features.
CSV: Perfect for storing and sharing tabular data, such as drone flight logs and sensor data. It can be easily opened and analyzed in spreadsheet software.