A new map detailing the location, height and canopy for trees over 3 metres in height is helping Sevenoaks District Council manage its...

Bluesky International (Bluesky), the leading aerial survey company in the U.K. and Republic of Ireland, announced it has joined...

Photorealistic 3D models from aerial mapping specialist Bluesky are being used to create real-world interactive visualisations to...

Researchers at Boston University are using high resolution aerial photography to investigate how important coastal ecosystems are...

Bluesky International has made a flying start to its nationwide aerial survey update programme. Having capitalised on the continued low...

Scottish Forestry, the government agency responsible for forestry policy, support and regulations in Scotland, is using specially...

Southwark Council is using the highest resolution photography from Bluesky to inform frontline service provision and decision making...

Aerial mapping company Bluesky has completed a topographic survey of the old Anchor Color and Gum Works site in Dighton, Massachusetts....

Design studio Buttress is using 3D building models from Bluesky to create interactive walkthroughs and Virtual Reality (VR) presentations...

Architects Kirkland Fraser Moor (KFM) are pioneering the use of Virtual Reality (VR) to bring to life design processes and stakeholder...

Wiltshire Council is using data from a map which details the location and attributes of more than 300 million trees to improve the...

Photorealistic 3D models from Bluesky are being used to produce a new interactive map of London. Created by the Centre for Advanced...

Aerial mapping company Bluesky International has secured its position as the leading UK provider of 3D mapping data following the...

Liverpool School of Architecture is using 3D building models, derived from the latest aerial photography, to help teach students online...

Wallington © National Trust Images Andrew Butler The National Trust has commissioned aerial mapping company Bluesky to produce a highly...