Precision aerial surveys for Irish farms, estates, and agricultural land. From topographic mapping and drainage planning to crop health assessment and land-use documentation – delivered with EASA-certified accuracy.
Survey pricing from €600 per day
Last updated: April 2026
Survey-grade outputs for land management, planning applications, drainage design, and agricultural grant documentation.
High-resolution aerial map of the farm or land parcel, stitched and georeferenced for use in GIS software, planning submissions, and land registry documentation.
DSM and DTM outputs showing terrain contours, slope analysis, and elevation data used for drainage planning, land levelling assessments, and flood risk evaluation.
Accurate field and parcel boundaries extracted from aerial imagery, suitable for Basic Payment Scheme applications, land use classification, and area measurement.
Multispectral vegetation index mapping to identify crop stress, waterlogged areas, nutrient deficiencies, and variable growth patterns across fields.
Processed survey data exported in DWG, DXF, Shapefile, and GeoTIFF formats for use with AutoCAD, ArcGIS, QGIS, and other design platforms.
Aerial survey of farm buildings, drainage channels, hedgerows, access tracks, and water features for maintenance planning and insurance documentation.
Whether you need a single field boundary survey or a full topographic map of a 500-hectare estate, we scale our approach to the site. All surveys delivered by EASA-certified pilots with RTK accuracy.
A straightforward process that minimises time on your land and delivers accurate, usable data within 48 hours of survey completion.
We review your site on mapping tools before arrival, confirm the area to be surveyed, identify any obstacles or restricted airspace, and plan the flight pattern. For large estates this includes GCP placement planning to ensure survey-grade accuracy across the full site.
For precision surveys, we place and survey ground control points (GCPs) using RTK GNSS equipment. These reference points ensure the final outputs are georeferenced to within ±3cm horizontal accuracy and are tied to Irish Transverse Mercator (ITM) coordinates.
The DJI Matrice 300 RTK flies a systematic grid pattern at consistent altitude capturing overlapping imagery with the Zenmuse P1 45MP photogrammetric camera. For larger sites we plan multiple flight zones to maintain image overlap and data consistency throughout.
Imagery is processed through photogrammetric software to produce georeferenced orthomosaics, DSMs, and point clouds. Final outputs are delivered in your required format – GeoTIFF, DWG, or Shapefile – within 48 hours of the survey day. A covering report documents flight parameters, GCP locations, and accuracy statistics.
From aerial orthomosaics and terrain mapping to LiDAR elevation models – delivered in GIS-ready formats for planning, grant applications, and land management.
NDVI maps, multispectral imagery, and vegetation analysis from Irish agricultural surveys.
Survey-grade accuracy from EASA-certified pilots who understand Irish land and agricultural requirements.
Everything you need to know about our drone agricultural survey service.
We survey sites from single fields of a few hectares up to large estates and catchment areas of several hundred hectares. Flight planning and pricing scales with site area – contact us with your approximate acreage for a tailored quote.
Yes. Our georeferenced orthomosaics and field boundary maps are suitable for BPS and BISS applications, area measurements, and land use classification. Outputs are delivered in formats compatible with LPIS and the Department of Agriculture GIS systems.
Using RTK GPS and ground control points we achieve ±3cm horizontal accuracy and ±5cm vertical accuracy. This is survey grade – suitable for engineering design, land registry submissions, and planning applications. All accuracy statistics are documented in the survey report.
We require wind speeds below 40 km/h at survey altitude, no precipitation, and reasonable visibility. In Ireland we typically plan agricultural surveys for spring and early summer when vegetation growth patterns are most useful for interpretation. We monitor conditions and reschedule if needed at no charge.
Yes – and this is often the most cost-effective approach. A combined topographic survey and LiDAR survey provides both photogrammetric orthomosaics and ground-penetrating point clouds in a single mobilisation, reducing your overall survey cost significantly.
EASA-certified pilots, RTK accuracy, and 2-day delivery. Tell us your site area and survey requirements and we’ll provide a fixed-price quote within 24 hours.
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