Kisik Aerial Survey
Kisik Aerial Survey Inc.
Kisik Aerial Survey Inc. provides the most quality reliable aerial photography data capture services for Geospatial users throughout Western Canada and the North Western United States. We operate a Piper Aztec PA-23-250 Turbo twin aircraft equipped with a state-of-the-art full format Vexcel UltraCam digital camera combined with the latest high precision GPS/IMU technology. We provide aerial photography acquisition services directly to Governmental, Environmental, Mapping, Engineering, Utilities and Geospatial users.
Kisik Aerial Survey offers the highest quality services with specialized equipment managed by a core group of entrepreneurial individuals and British Columbia¡¯s most experienced aerial photo acquisition personnel. Our people are our single greatest strength - delivering safe, professional and reliable service with integrity and commitment to provide unbeatable quality and efficiency.
Kisik Aerial Survey offers the highest quality services with specialized equipment managed by a core group of entrepreneurial individuals and British Columbia¡¯s most experienced aerial photo acquisition personnel. Our people are our single greatest strength - delivering safe, professional and reliable service with integrity and commitment to provide unbeatable quality and efficiency.
The Onboard Workstation
The UltraCamX system features a data flow that allows extensive image collection in the air.
Exchangeable data storage devices store up to 4,700 images each and can be swapped mid-flight for reduced ground turnover time.
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics
Exchangeable data storage devices store up to 4,700 images each and can be swapped mid-flight for reduced ground turnover time.
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics
The UltraCam X
The UltraCamX collects 216 megapixels per trigger to produce 14,430 across track and 9,420 along track pixels, with a sustained collection rate of three gigabits per second.
The camera maintains forward overlap of 70% at 3 cm pixels and 80% overlap at 5 cm pixels feasible at normal flying speeds.
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics
The camera maintains forward overlap of 70% at 3 cm pixels and 80% overlap at 5 cm pixels feasible at normal flying speeds.
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics
The UltraCam X
Photo courtesy of Space Hog Graphics