UAV Imaging supports Alberta municipalities, counties and municipal districts with a focused mapping and inspection stack: infrastructure asset mapping, landfill and lagoon volume surveys, road and drainage condition assessment, and rapid storm and flood response. Deliverables are organized so public works, engineering and emergency-management teams can act on a measurable record without re-formatting.
What we do for municipalities
Infrastructure asset mapping
Orthomosaic and 3D mapping of municipal assets — road networks, bridges and culverts, water and wastewater infrastructure, parks and facilities — feeds the asset register and GIS with current, geo-referenced imagery instead of aging aerials.
Landfill and lagoon volume surveys
Photogrammetry measures the fill surface of a landfill against a defined base to compute consumed and remaining airspace, and measures wastewater lagoon and biosolids volumes. Repeat flights track fill rate for capacity planning and regulatory reporting.
Road and drainage condition assessment
Network-scale orthomosaic capture documents road surface condition, shoulder and ditch state and drainage problems, geo-referenced so public works can prioritize a maintenance program against a measurable record rather than windshield surveys.
Storm and flood response
Rapid aerial assessment maps flood extent, washouts and infrastructure damage across a jurisdiction faster than a ground patrol, giving emergency management a current picture for crew dispatch and, where needed, documentation for disaster-recovery funding claims.
Public-project progress documentation
Recurring flights document capital-project progress — road builds, facility construction, utility upgrades — for council reporting, contractor oversight and the public record.
Common deliverables
- Geo-referenced orthomosaic of the mapped area or asset network
- Landfill / lagoon volume report with surface model and remaining-capacity figure
- Road condition inventory keyed to segment or asset ID
- 3D surface and point cloud for engineering and GIS
- GIS shapefile / KMZ for the municipal mapping platform
Regulatory and credential coverage
- Transport Canada Advanced RPAS pilots on every flight
- $5M aviation liability — above the 2026 $2M minimum
- ISN, ComplyWorks, Avetta registered; certificates provided for the procurement file
- SORA capable for higher-risk operations over occupied areas
- Remote ID compliant fleet (mandatory November 2026)
Where we work
Edmonton-based dispatch covering municipalities, counties and municipal districts across central and northern Alberta, with multi-day deployments staged from regional hotels for larger jurisdictions and network-scale road or corridor scopes.