MDP Aerial
Project documentation • Technical inspections • Photogrammetry
Aerial material prepared so you can act on it.
Starting point
Ordinary photographic documentation shows the site. A professional inspection report lets you pinpoint specific locations, assess their significance, plan further diagnostics and set the order of action.
A drone inspection that ends in a decision, not a folder of photos.
Applications
We work with property managers, facility and asset managers, warehouse owners, developers, general contractors and industry.
Warehouses, logistics parks, shopping centres, production plants and commercial buildings. The scope can cover visible damage to the covering, seams, flashings, parapets, skylights, smoke vents, drains, overflows, standing water, corrosion and plant items.
Documenting cracks, spalling, corrosion, flashings, fixings and other visible defects. In many cases, the first stage of the inspection can be carried out without scaffolding or a cherry picker and without significantly disrupting the site's operation.
Repeatable shots, comparisons between successive stages, documentation of works and material for the investor, contractor and site inspector.
Documentation of terrain and buildings, measurements, spatial models and a structured record of existing conditions. The accuracy of the output depends on the agreed scope, control points and surveyor involvement.
Visual inspection of panels, structure and visible damage. Thermal imaging is a separate service — it requires a radiometric camera, suitable measurement conditions and an agreed methodology.
Documenting visible damage after storms, hail, heavy rainfall, failures or refurbishment works.
Scope of services
Each area has its own page covering the scope of work, the material delivered and typical applications.
Pełny obraz połaci dachowej, obróbek, rynien i trudno widocznych fragmentów elewacji — przed remontem, po nawałnicy albo przed zakupem obiektu.
Learn more →Oględziny miejsc, do których dostęp z ziemi jest trudny, kosztowny albo ryzykowny — bez podnośnika i bez wstrzymywania pracy obiektu.
Learn more →Regularne loty z tych samych punktów. Porównywalny obraz postępu prac dla inwestora, wykonawcy i zespołu technicznego.
Learn more →Aktualny, mierzalny obraz terenu z góry — dokładniejszy i świeższy niż ogólnodostępne mapy satelitarne.
Learn more →Naloty pomiarowe zamieniające zdjęcia w dane przestrzenne: chmury punktów, modele terenu i podkłady do dalszych obliczeń.
Learn more →Trójwymiarowa dokumentacja obiektu lub terenu — do inwentaryzacji, projektowania i prezentacji inwestycji.
Learn more →Naloty termowizyjne instalacji fotowoltaicznych, dachów i obiektów technicznych. Zakres pozyskania i interpretacji danych ustalamy przed misją.
Learn more →We provide promotional imagery as a complement to technical assignments.
Materiał wizerunkowy z powietrza dla nieruchomości, zakładów i inwestycji — realizowany z tą samą dyscypliną, co zlecenia techniczne.
Learn more →Sample report structure
Every finding is linked to a specific location, documented with a photo, described and classified. Click on a screen to see the details of a sample report structure.
Visualisation of a sample report structure
Scope of work
We tailor the scope to how the report will be used: for documentation, for planning repairs, or for an in-depth technical assessment.
For clients who need a complete, structured picture of the site's condition.
For property managers planning repairs, reviews or maintenance budgets.
AI supports detecting, structuring and classifying potential defects. Every finding delivered to the client is verified by a human.
For commercial and industrial sites and situations requiring an in-depth assessment.
The precise scope and formal status of the work are agreed with you before it begins.
Process
We review the site, the expected outcome and how the report will be used.
We prepare the flight route, shot coverage, safety procedures and regulatory requirements.
We carry out systematic general and detailed photography.
We structure the material in Scopito, using AI-assisted analysis and human verification.
The client receives a findings map, photos, priorities, a report and the chance to discuss the results.
Technology matched to the objective
We don't limit the service to a single drone model. We select the flying platform, camera, data-capture method and analysis approach to suit the type of site, the required accuracy and the decision the client needs to make based on the material.
High-resolution cameras for visual inspections
Zoom cameras for hard-to-reach elements
RTK systems and control points where accuracy requirements demand it
Thermal cameras and specialist equipment selected for the specific task
The precise equipment configuration and methodology are determined after reviewing the site and the objective.
We use the specialist Scopito inspection platform to structure material, locate findings, analyse images and prepare reports. AI supports the detection and classification of potential defects, and every finding delivered to the client is verified by a human.
Pilot project
You don't need to cover an entire logistics park or property portfolio straight away. Choose one representative site. We'll agree the scope, carry out the survey flight and deliver a full pilot report. Once you've assessed how useful it is, you can extend the service to further buildings.
Construction progress monitoring
Survey flights from the same points at a set frequency give a comparable picture of progress. The material serves the investor, general contractor and site inspector as an objective record of conditions on a given day.
Documentation of the site before works begin — a reference point for the whole project.
Survey flights at a set frequency: weekly, monthly, or on reaching a milestone.
Additional missions for handovers, works about to be covered up, and site incidents.
As-built documentation and material summarising the whole timeline.
Mapping and spatial data
Documentation of terrain and buildings, measurements and a structured record of existing conditions. The required level of accuracy, control points and any surveyor involvement are agreed before the work begins.
A survey flight converted into a point cloud and terrain model — the basis for further outputs.
Learn more →An up-to-date, high-resolution image of the terrain, ready for use in GIS or CAD.
Learn more →A textured model of a building or terrain for inventory, documentation and planning purposes.
Learn more →Case studies
We publish case studies only with the client's consent — following the same format: the task, how the mission was carried out and the result the client received.
The scenarios below are demonstrations showing a typical scope of work. They do not represent specific clients or completed assignments.
View case study →About us
MDP Aerial is developed under the umbrella of MDP Consultants PSA, a company running technical and industrial projects. That's why we don't start by asking how many photos to take. We first establish what decision needs to be made once the data is in hand, and only then select the mission scope, equipment, analysis method and report format.
Aerial observations. Ground-level decisions.
Objective before flight
We agree the scope and intended use of the report before the mission.
Repeatable missions
The same flight plan allows successive inspections to be compared.
Analysis and quality control
AI support within the Scopito platform, verified by a human.
Engineering variant
Optional assessment agreed with an engineer or industry specialist.
FAQ
No. AI helps detect and structure potential defects. The results are verified by a human, and in the selected variant, also by an engineer or industry specialist.
A standard inspection report supports technical management, repair planning and condition documentation, but on its own it does not replace an inspection required by law or a structural expert opinion. If the client needs a formal assessment, the scope must include a person holding the relevant qualifications.
An RGB inspection documents visible damage and areas of potential risk. Hidden defects may require thermal imaging, moisture measurements, exploratory openings or a close-up inspection.
Yes. Repeatable missions and a structured site history make it possible to track changes, verify repairs and monitor the progression of previously identified issues.
In most cases, yes, but the operation is always agreed with the property manager and adapted to traffic flow, people, vehicles and the site's safety procedures.
The area and number of buildings, the roof structure, the number of elements requiring detailed shots, operational constraints and the chosen level of analysis.
Quote
An address or map link is all we need. We'll carry out an initial review of the site and propose an appropriate scope of work. We don't publish a fixed price list — the cost depends on the area, number of buildings, roof complexity, required number of photos and level of analysis.