Drone Mapping
A flown grid of photographs, turned into a map you can measure.
Drone & Remote Sensing
Aerial surveys and satellite imagery
Drone mapping and authorised OMEO satellite imagery for mines, construction sites, farms and environmental work, when walking the ground would take too long.
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Aerial Surveys
Planned flights over pits, corridors, farms and settlements.
Orthomosaics
Stitched aerial imagery that sits correctly on a coordinate system.
3D Reconstruction
Photogrammetric models from the same flight, for volumes and surfaces.
What the photos become
A flight is only useful once the pictures are processed. Photogrammetry turns them into orthomosaics, 3D models and volumes.
Raw Imagery
Processed Data
Deliverables
Digital surface models
Digital terrain models
Orthomosaics
Point clouds
3D mesh models
Contour maps
Volumetric calculations
Change detection analysis
OMEO satellite imagery
Authorised Earth Observation satellite imagery distributor
GeoVision is an authorised Earth Observation satellite imagery distributor for omeospace.com. As Zimbabwe's OMEO partner, we supply high-resolution imagery for land-use planning, environmental monitoring, agriculture and disaster management.
Request Imagery- 30 cm resolution, enough to pick out buildings and field boundaries
- Multi-spectral data for environmental monitoring
- Rapid delivery for time-sensitive projects
Our offices
One company. Harare and Pretoria.
Surveying, GIS and satellite imagery for clients in Southern Africa and further afield. The same founder, two operating fronts.
Headquarters
Harare, Zimbabwe
Trading as GeoVision
- OMEO satellite imagery for Zimbabwe
- Surveying, GIS, drone mapping and equipment
- International geospatial projects and quotations
Pretoria office
Pretoria, South Africa
Trading as Mashlo Investments
- GIS consultancy and spatial projects in South Africa
- Sister office to GeoVision Harare
- Local Pretoria contact under the same founder
mashlo.org
Need an aerial map?
Tell us the site. We will say whether a drone survey or OMEO imagery is the right tool.