|  |  Our Experience
 GeodesyGroup Inc. prides itself on the ability to handle projects
      of all sizes and types in a competent, efficient and first class manner.
      Customer satisfaction is a priority and attention to detail by all staff
      members, in addition to following the professional and ethical standards
      legislated by the Americam Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing,
      ensure consistent high quality products are delivered on time and within
      budget using fair business practices. We welcome the opportunity to
      discuss a custom solution for any aerial photography or mapping you may
      require.
 
 GeodesyGroup Inc. is an Alberta
      incorporated company that has been providing comprehensive aerial
      photography and mapping services from its Calgary base for the last 30
      years. The management and personnel within the company have over 100 years
      of combined experience in aerial data acquisition and photogrammetric
      production. Numerous projects have been completed over these many years
      that include both small and large-scale aerial photography,
      photogrammetric mapping, orthophoto, topographic data collection and LiDAR
      data acquisition..
 With our 30 years experience as an ICAS qualified
      aerial survey firm we have conducted photo surveys throughout all parts of
      Canada including the Yukon and Arctic as well as the Western United
      States. Our large format digital cameras Vexcel Ultracam XP and Ultracam
      LP we are able to produce a full range of imagery be it pan, RGB(colour),
      infrared or RGBI (colour infrared) at various ground sample distance (GSD)
      from 4cm to 45cm. In our 30 years we have worked at all scales of photo
      and these projects have been conducted for all three levels of government
      and with a wide range of private industry to include utilities, forestry,
      mining, oil and gas. Applications have included low-level photography for
      facility management of airports, golf courses, urban mapping, irrigation
      monitoring and archaeological studies.
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