Drone Mapping & Survey for Mines
For mine engineers, surveyors, and operations managers: survey-grade open-pit mapping, plus visual underground and confined-space inspection, across Alberta and Western Canada.
- ✓Orthomosaic + DSM/DTM (GeoTIFF)
- ✓Volume reports (CSV/PDF)
- ✓Contours (DWG/DXF)
- ✓Point cloud (LAS/LAZ)
A mine is measured constantly - topography for the monthly survey, volumes for reconciliation, highwalls for geotechnical review, haul roads for maintenance. Drones cover that ground in a fraction of the time of walking a GPS rover across an active pit, and they do it without putting a surveyor on unstable benches or in front of moving equipment. UAV Imaging flies your site and hands back survey-grade data your engineering and operations teams can act on the same week.
We map open-pit and aggregate operations from the air - topographic surfaces, stockpile and cut/fill volumes, highwall and bench geometry, haul-road grades, and tailings and reclamation progress - all georeferenced to your control and datum. Where the work is inside a shaft, stope, ore pass, or bin, a collision-tolerant confined-space drone captures the visual data without sending a person into the hazard. Every flight is run by a Transport Canada-certified crew under our COR and ISN safety program, so we mobilize onto an active site the way your other contractors do.
Mine mapping ties into our wider survey work: see drone mapping & pit plans and stockpile measurement for the aggregate side, our LiDAR surveys where vegetation hides the ground, and the drone-vs-ground survey case study for how the numbers compare.

