Spatial Imagery Services Program (SISP)
Landair Surveys captured over 2,000 square kilometres of high resolution aerial imagery across 40 Queensland towns and 8 central islands. Conducted for the Queensland Department of Resources, this aerial surveying project provides detailed orthophotos and ortho mosaics to support vital government functions, such as GIS inquiries, urban growth planning, asset management and by-law enforcement.
Overcoming logistical challenges, including weather variability and aircraft maintenance, our team delivered precise orthorectified aerial imagery. By eliminating distortions caused by sensors, perspective and terrain relief, we created geographically accurate maps to serve as essential tools for regional planning and infrastructure development across Australia.
Services
Aerial photography (at 10 cm Ground Sample Distance or better) using crewed aircraft and specialised airborne sensor system
Project facts
- Sector: Government Spatial imagery
- Location: Daintree to Taroom, Queensland
- Client: Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing, and Regional and Rural Development
- Services: Aerial photography
- Completion date: 2023
- Data: Aerial imagery, Orthophotos
Key outcomes
- High accuracy four-band orthophotography tiles (RGBI) in TIFF format
- Overview mosaics (IR, RGB, CIR) in ECW format
- Associated metadata in ESRI shapefile formats
- Ready for integration into government GIS systems and broader aerial imagery Australia databases
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