Orthophoto

An aerial photograph or satellite image geometrically corrected so scale is uniform, following a given map projection.

What Is an Orthophoto?

Imagery you can measure from

An orthophoto (or orthoimage) is an aerial photograph or satellite image that has been geometrically corrected so its scale is uniform across the entire frame. Unlike a raw aerial photo, an orthophoto can be used to measure true distances, because it has been corrected for lens distortion, camera tilt and terrain relief.

Numtech Geo Solution produces high-accuracy orthomosaics used for planning, mapping and asset inventory across a range of industries.

Orthophoto aerial mosaic
Where It's Used

Common orthophoto applications

Land & Urban Planning

Accurate base imagery for zoning, parcel review and municipal planning.

Agriculture

Field-level imagery for crop monitoring and precision agriculture planning.

Infrastructure & AEC

Site imagery for engineering design, progress tracking and as-built review.

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Orthophoto deliverables

Need an Accurate Orthomosaic?

Share your site boundary and imagery source and we'll help plan the correction and delivery format.