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Remote sensing technologies, including active and passive sensors, synthetic aperture radar, and satellite imagery, have reshaped the land surveying industry. Thew Associates, a leader in geospatial services, invests continuously to provide cutting-edge remote sensing solutions. Our in-house team processes data from terrestrial laser scanning, active and passive remote sensors, and sUAS platforms to deliver versatile data formats.
Welcome to Thew Associates, your trusted partner for high-precision remote scanning solutions. Our advanced technology and expert team deliver accurate 3D scanning services tailored to your project’s unique requirements.
Where exactitude meets reliability for outstanding results in remotely sensed images.
Unlock savings in time and cost with our precision-driven sensing systems.
Tailored to perfection: Our techniques meet your unique project needs.
Thew Associates is committed to managing all aspects of a client’s geospatial requirements to include LiDAR and photogrammetry surveying and mapping of larger project sites. We have longstanding relationships with aerial mapping firms whom we partner with to collect the LiDAR and aerial imagery and then manage the data processing in-house.
Remote sensing is a versatile technology with numerous applications across various industries. Here are some common uses of remote sensing:
Remote sensing refers to the process of collecting information about objects or areas from a distance, usually through the use of satellites, aircraft, or other sensor technologies.
Remote sensing works by detecting and measuring the electromagnetic radiation reflected or emitted by objects or areas. This data is then analyzed to provide information about various characteristics or objects in the observed region.
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote sensing technology that uses laser pulses to measure distances between the sensor and the target. It is commonly used to create high-resolution topographic maps, 3D models, and to measure distances and altitudes accurately.
In LiDAR, a laser beam is emitted towards the target, and the sensor measures the time taken for the laser to return after reflecting off the target. This information is used to calculate the distance between the sensor and the target, allowing for precise mapping or measurement.
Yes, remote sensing and LiDAR are increasingly being utilized in agriculture. They can be used for precision farming, crop monitoring, soil moisture assessment, detection of diseases and pests, and for optimizing irrigation and fertilizer application.
Yes, there are certain limitations. Cloud cover or dense vegetation can obstruct remote sensing data, reducing its accuracy. LiDAR is limited by its line-of-sight, meaning it cannot measure objects hidden or obscured by other objects. Additionally, both technologies require expertise in data analysis and interpretation to extract meaningful information.
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