CONTINUOUS DOCUMENTATION, COMPARABLE DATA

Recurring flights. A clear record of change.

Aeronautiq develops recurring capture programmes for construction sites, PV installations, roofs, wind turbines and large areas. Frequency, capture method and deliverables are aligned with the decisions the data needs to support. Every operation remains subject to a separate feasibility review.

01, Recurring services

Recurring scopes

Recurring construction monitoring, periodic PV and roof inspections, wind turbine portfolio documentation and repeatable 2D/3D comparisons.

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Monthly construction monitoring

Repeatable viewpoints, progress documentation and an organised record of successive project stages.

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Periodic PV inspections

Thermal and RGB capture under agreed conditions, with observations organised by installation area or asset reference.

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Annual roof reviews

Comparable overview and detail imagery, an observation register and locations identified for further verification.

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Wind turbine portfolio documentation

A consistent naming, capture and reporting standard for one turbine or multiple locations, subject to access and operating conditions.

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Recurring 2D/3D comparisons

Successive orthomosaics, point clouds or 3D models prepared using an agreed method and appropriate validation approach.

A FOUR-STEP PROGRAMME

One baseline, consistent data over time

  1. 01We define the assets, frequency and required outputs.
  2. 02We establish a baseline capture and a standard for subsequent visits.
  3. 03Each flight is confirmed after reviewing the location, weather and operating conditions.
  4. 04We organise each delivery so it can be compared with earlier visits.

A REPEATABLE PROCESS

Consistent data with less repeated coordination

The programme establishes a data standard and working rhythm. Each operation is still confirmed after the conditions have been reviewed.

FAQ

Recurring programme questions

How often can flights take place?

Frequency is selected according to the rate of change, documentation objective, site availability and operating conditions.

Will every dataset be directly comparable?

We aim to maintain the agreed method, routes and viewpoints. Weather, terrain, airspace restrictions or site changes may affect comparability.

Can a programme cover multiple locations?

Yes. Each location still requires a separate review of regulations, access, logistics and feasibility.

Does recurring documentation replace a technical expert opinion?

No. It supports monitoring and further assessment but does not replace an appropriately qualified specialist where one is required.

SZCZECIN BASE, POLAND AND SELECTED EUROPEAN MARKETS

Plan the baseline capture

Share the assets, locations, expected frequency, decisions the data should support and required outputs. We will prepare a scope for review.

What happens after you send the brief

  1. We check whether the information is complete and the work is feasible
  2. We ask only for details that are still missing
  3. You receive a proposed scope and individual quote

Prefer to speak before sending the brief?

Operational base: Szczecin, Poland. Projects in Poland, Germany, Spain and selected European countries are confirmed after reviewing site access, local regulations, airspace, permits, safety, weather and logistics.

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