Aerial Imagery
Stereo Mapping for Accurate Digital Feature Extraction
Stereo compilation or stereo mapping refers to the mapping or compilation of vector features from oriented stereo image pairs. This transformation process from raster data to vector information logically extends aerial triangulation results as it uses these 3D image outputs for collecting information about features such as roads, buildings and topography (such as elevation contours). More specifically, stereo compilation involves identifying and measuring the spatial features, after which they can be digitized for use as GIS vector layers. B2INGG provides accurate digital vector extraction as per industry standard formats, employing project specific procedures which deliver exceptional products at cost-effective prices and quick turnaround time.