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Waterways / Stormwater / Environmental monitoring

Watch the water.
Document the change.

Thermal outfall screening, shoreline erosion tracking, stormwater compliance documentation and terrain-change analysis — georeferenced, time-stamped evidence built for MS4 permits, restoration programs and environmental field teams.

MS4 documentationOutfall screeningErosion trackingStorm response

Miles of shoreline.
A small field team.

Stormwater permits, erosion programs and waterway monitoring ask small teams to document huge areas on a regular schedule — often in places that are hard or unsafe to walk.

Repeat aerial flights cover those areas in hours, with consistent, georeferenced records that show exactly what changed between visits. That is the evidence regulators, engineers and grant programs ask for.

Consistent records,
visit after visit.

Every flight is repeatable, so this year’s data lines up with last year’s — and change is easy to prove.

01

MS4 + stormwater documentation

Outfall inventories, BMP condition checks and construction site stormwater records for permit reporting.

MS4 / BMPs / PERMIT RECORDS
02

Thermal outfall screening

Thermal imaging that helps spot illicit discharges and temperature anomalies at outfalls and along streams.

IDDE SUPPORT / THERMAL
03

Shoreline + bank erosion

Repeat surveys that measure bank retreat, sediment loss and the performance of stabilization work.

EROSION / VOLUMETRIC CHANGE
04

River + terminal observation

Documentation of river terminals, docks, bulkheads and navigational hazards along inland waterways.

TERMINALS / DOCKS / BULKHEADS
05

Storm + flood response

Rapid post-event mapping of flooding, debris and damage to support response, FEMA documentation and recovery.

POST-STORM / DAMAGE / DEBRIS
06

Wetland + habitat surveys

Vegetation, wetland boundary support and habitat condition imagery for environmental consultants.

WETLANDS / VEGETATION / HABITAT

Four steps.
One defensible record.

Environmental data has to be repeatable to be useful. Every program follows the same documented sequence.

1

Baseline

Establish the first complete, georeferenced record of the area — the reference point for every future flight.

BASELINE SURVEY

2

Schedule

Set a monitoring cadence tied to permit cycles, seasons or storm events.

PERMIT + SEASONAL CADENCE

3

Compare

Overlay each flight on the last to measure erosion, change and new issues.

CHANGE DETECTION

4

Report

Deliver maps, measurements and photo records formatted for permit reports and program files.

PERMIT-READY RECORDS

Who we
monitor for.

01

Cities + MS4 permittees

Outfall inventories, BMP inspections and annual permit documentation.

02

Environmental consultants

Field support for assessments, wetland work and restoration monitoring.

03

Utilities + water authorities

Reservoir, intake and shoreline monitoring.

04

Ports + river terminals

Facility, dock and shoreline condition documentation.

05

Restoration programs

Before-and-after records that show grant-funded work is performing.

06

Emergency management

Post-storm and flood mapping for response and recovery.

“Regulators ask what changed. A repeatable flight answers with evidence.”

Every image is georeferenced and time-stamped, and every program is flown the same way each time — so your records hold up to permit review, audits and grant reporting.

Based in Huntsville, alongside Redstone Arsenal and the nation’s deepest bench of aerospace and defense engineering. FAA Part 107 certified flight crews, U.S.-based data handling and documentation built to hold up in front of an engineer, an agency or a court.

FAA PART 107GEOREFERENCED + TIME-STAMPEDMS4 SUPPORTREPEATABLE FLIGHTSU.S.-BASED DATA
Aerial mapping + geospatial intelligence Thermal + infrastructure inspection Construction + capital monitoring Precision agriculture Commercial aerial media Law enforcement + public safety Counter-UAS + airspace security (DIMT-M) Drone as First Responder (DFR) School + campus security monitoring Intelligence support + sensitive due diligence Lender, investor + insurance support Traffic control + incident management Grants + funding support

Have a permit
or program to support?

Tell us the area, the permit or program and the reporting cycle. We’ll design a monitoring schedule that fits.

ALABAMA TENNESSEE MISSISSIPPI GEORGIA FLORIDA PANHANDLE