AerialTwin tutorials

Build a drone photogrammetry timeline for a real site.

Learn how to use repeatable drone flights, photogrammetry scans, maps, notes, photos, videos, and scan comparison tools to monitor how a site changes over time.

Repeatable missions Create a flight path you can reuse for consistent site monitoring.
Timeline context Add scans, maps, photos, videos, and notes to one shared timeline.
Model alignment Line up multiple scans so changes are easier to review.
Client-ready review Show progress, issues, measurements, and history without scattered files.
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How to create a drone photogrammetry timeline Site monitoring, scans, maps, notes, and model comparison
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These tutorials are designed for drone pilots, internal drone teams, site managers, and anyone using recurring scans to document progress, inspections, or change over time.

Drone photogrammetry timeline tutorial

Turn repeatable drone flights and photogrammetry outputs into a living site timeline with models, maps, media, notes, alignment, and comparison tools.

Drone scans Maps Notes Comparison
  • Create or reuse a repeatable drone mission for the same site.
  • Process the captured images into photogrammetry outputs.
  • Import models, maps, photos, videos, and notes into AerialTwin.
  • Align scans and compare site changes side by side.

Adding sensors to photogrammetry models

A dedicated sensor tutorial is coming next. This will cover placing sensors on a model, viewing sensor history over time, and using readings like temperature, water level, flow rate, or pressure to add live context to a site.

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Sensors Heat maps Site history Live context
  • Add a sensor to a site and attach it to a model location.
  • Review sensor readings alongside scans and timeline context.
  • Use sensor heat maps to visualize changes across the model.
  • Connect recurring drone scans with real-world monitoring data.