Modelling, heritage and media
Aerial coverage designed around the final use of the imagery
This mission covers audiovisual needs that are not specifically real estate: an operation, worksite, event, exercise, facility, destination or corporate archive. The output starts with a brief and shot list, not an improvised flight.
Planning the coverage
The client defines audience, message, duration, locations, unrepeatable moments and target platforms. Horizontal or vertical orientation, resolution, stills, video, raw footage and editing level are agreed. A site representative confirms property access, people present, visible trademarks and safety restrictions.
The plan organizes context views, movement, altitude and sequences without interfering with the documented operation. Crowds, traffic, sensitive areas, weather and airspace may change timing, distance or feasibility. Flight over people is never assumed.
How the mission is prepared
- 1
Describe the site and decision.
Location, area, environment, urgency and expected deliverables.
- 2
DataTerra checks feasibility.
Airspace, access, weather, equipment, resolution and permissions.
- 3
Receive a clear quote.
The proposal defines capture, processing, outputs, limits and conditions.
- 4
Access the results.
Agreed files and viewers are delivered through the client workspace.
Possible deliverables
- ✓selected high-resolution photographs;
- ✓stabilized video and agreed sequences;
- ✓horizontal, vertical or channel-specific crops;
- ✓raw footage only when expressly quoted;
- ✓files optimized for web, presentation or archive;
- ✓editing, grading, titles, captions, voice or music only when included.
Example of the DataTerra mission report format (Corasol case) — shown only as a format sample, not as a demonstration of this operation.
📄 View a sample report (PDF)Limits and conditions
The client confirms property, image, trademark, event and commercial-use permissions. Music and other third-party assets require appropriate licensing. DataTerra does not guarantee audience or campaign performance and does not edit imagery to present a non-existent condition as real. Privacy and excluded views are defined before flight.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the real-estate shoot?▸
This page covers operations, events and general communication; the real-estate page is built around presenting a property.
Are editing and music included?▸
Only when quoted. Licensing depends on the channel and use.
Can you fly over a public event?▸
This is never assumed. People, site, airspace and applicable rules must be assessed before confirmation.
A mission-specific quote
Each mission uses only the methods required by its goal. GCPs, thermal or multispectral cameras, 3D models and reports are included when relevant and confirmed in the quote. RTK is mentioned only when its availability is confirmed explicitly. Submitting the request does not trigger a charge; DataTerra replies with a proposal.
Coverage and feasibility
Operations are available in Mexico and Colombia depending on location and operator availability. Airspace, site permission, access, weather, risk and required equipment are checked before confirmation.
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