Projects
Project work and case studies
Case studies are published only when a client has agreed to their project being shown. Until then, this page shows how work is delivered and how imagery on the site is labelled - with nothing invented.
Case studies
No published case studies yet
AerialIQ is a new business, and a case study needs both finished work and the client's permission to publish it. Rather than fill this space with borrowed or invented projects, it stays empty until real ones are ready.
In the meantime
Each service page shows a labelled example of what its deliverable looks like - an illustration of the format, never presented as client work. If you want to know more before booking, ask, and you will get a straight answer about what exists.
Reading this site
How imagery on this site is labelled
There are four kinds of image on this site, and each is marked so you always know which one you are looking at.
- AerialIQ work
- Imagery AerialIQ captured, published only with the client's permission and captioned with the project it came from. None is published yet.
- Licensed illustration
- Stock imagery used to show what a type of service looks like. It is labelled as illustrative and is never captioned or described as an AerialIQ project.
- Diagram
- A drawing that explains a method, such as the fixed-viewpoint comparison. It is captioned as a diagram and is never passed off as a photograph.
- Example structure
- The shape a deliverable arrives in, shown with placeholder names. It describes the format, not a real job.
Example structure - not a real project
What a finished project contains
Every project arrives organised the same way for its service, so imagery can be found and compared later. These are the formats, shown with placeholder names.
Project
Visit 01 - date
Viewpoint A full-resolution stills
Viewpoint B full-resolution stills
Site overview
Visit 02 - date
Viewpoint A same position, altitude, heading
...
Progress video (optional)Site - date Orthomosaic map GIS and image formats Site overview images Reference measurements (labelled approximate) Elevation visualization (optional)
Property - date Overview North elevation South slope detail passes Equipment and penetrations Video pass (optional)
Program Month 01 - date same scope, same viewpoints Month 02 - date Month 03 - date quarterly map Comparisons ...
Shoot Wide cut 16:9 Vertical cut 9:16 Cutdowns Stills Source footage (where agreed)
Next step
Have a project that could be the first?
Describe the site and what you need. If you are happy for the finished work to be shown, that can be agreed at the start - it is never assumed.