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Tenders are a Race to the Bottom - So Who Wins?
When people say, “tenders are a race to the bottom,” they mean that competitive bidding processes (tenders) often push companies to undercut each other’s prices so aggressively that it erodes profit margins, reduces quality, and prioritizes being the cheapest over delivering the best value. For Aerial Imagery and LiDAR capture in New Zealand the race to the bottom has been accelerating in recent years and all operators play their part as they try to win market share. It's im
Nov 13


Multi Camera System Capture!
Aerial Surveys now has two large format 4-band Vexel camera systems and a 3rd 3-band camera system permanently based in New Zealand....
Jan 16


ASL Drone capture for high accuracy small scale projects!
Historically Aerial Surveys has specialised in delivering high accuracy capture and mapping products from fixed wing capture. Aerial...
Aug 2, 2024


We Captured LiDAR for Half the Country!
Four years ago, Aerial Surveys was awarded 6 out of 10 regions of New Zealand for LiDAR capture. Prior to this Aerial Surveys also...
Jul 15, 2024


LiDAR What's the point of all these points?
As LiDAR applications increase and technology improves often the assumption is more points mean better data sets, however this is not...
Apr 24, 2024


Fixed-Wing Aerial Imagery vs Satellite Imagery: Unraveling the Misconceptions
In the rapidly advancing field of remote sensing and geospatial technology, the distinction between fixed-wing aerial imagery and...
Jan 9, 2024
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