Above Ground

Producing a Reliable Orthomosaic: Key Checks for Accurate Site Maps

An orthomosaic is the foundation of many mapping projects. It combines dozens or hundreds of individual aerial images into a single, geometrically corrected composite that can be measured like a map. But producing one that is truly accurate requires more than just pushing a button. Small errors in the input images or processing settings can shift features by meters, ruin the alignment of overlapping photos, or create visible seams that make the final product unusable. This