See your property.
Understand the whole place.
Aerial overviews, explorable 3D and dated visual records for landowners, farms and site teams on the Cumberland Plateau. Bring the whole place into view, then share it with the people who need to see it.
A familiar farm.
A clearer picture.
An owner had a survey-based master plan, but was unsure how closely the buildings matched it. At our family farm, aerial imagery and an annotated comparison made those differences visible. See the question, the work and its limits.
Rebuilt for VR · Explore in your browser ↗
A real place.
Another way to be there.
No Alarm Farm, rebuilt as a world you can move through. Watch the tour, compare the original scan with the VR reconstruction, then find your own view in the interactive map.
Three ways to see your place
Start with what you want to understand or show someone. We agree the capture area, useful views and finished handoff before the flight.
Property Overview
A clear view of the whole property, with the features that matter to you identified. Bring the same picture to a family discussion or a conversation with your contractor.
- Aerial image overview
- Labels and visual annotations
- Browser view and printable overview
Atlas Worlds
Explore a real place in photoreal 3D. Share the setting, buildings and visible surroundings with someone who cannot be there.
- Photoreal 3D reconstruction
- Browser-based exploration
- Agreed views and capture coverage
Site Record
Keep a dated visual record as a property changes. Consistent viewpoints make it easier to discuss what is visibly different between visits.
- Dated aerial imagery
- Repeat viewpoints where practical
- Visual comparisons for progress discussions
Atlas is not a licensed land surveying firm. Boundary determination, building siting and setbacks, engineering design, contours and quantity reports are outside these visual packages. Requests needing measurements or professional certification require a separate scope review before we can quote or accept them.
For people with a place to understand
Based around real questions from property owners on the Plateau, with visual documentation for the people who manage and work on those places.
Landowners & families
See buildings, paths and the visible character of your property together.
- Discuss the property with family
- Share an annotated overview
- Keep a visual record
Farms & rural businesses
Explain a working property to the people who use it.
- Identify visible features
- Show access and surroundings
- Compare dated photographs
Property & site teams
Bring a consistent visual record to progress meetings and remote reviews.
- Construction progress imagery
- Commercial site documentation
- Shareable views for stakeholders
Clear work. Clear expectations.
Work directly with the person who flies the site and prepares the result. Know what you will receive, how to use it and where its limits are.
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Know how your data is handled
We reconstruct imagery on Atlas-owned hardware. Our work also uses hosted email, delivery services and AI tools; imagery and project context may be reviewed with AI. We agree project-specific handling, sharing and retention with you before capture. Read our data-handling notes.
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Capture planned around your purpose
We plan the camera angles and coverage for the views you need. Our Matrice 4 Enterprise supports detailed aerial capture; the finished result is checked against your agreed visual scope.
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Deliverables you can actually use
A useful browser view, an annotated overview or a dated image set. Your quote names the files, views and handoff included in your project.
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Built for repeatability
For repeat visits, we plan comparable viewpoints and record capture dates. Weather, vegetation and visibility can affect what each visit shows.
From first call to deliverables
A clear scope before the flight, and a useful handoff at the end.
Site call
Tell us what you want to understand, your site location and who will use the result. We confirm scope before quoting.
Flight plan
We agree capture coverage, access, airspace requirements and a weather window.
Capture day
We capture the agreed views and record anything visibility or access prevented us from seeing.
Processing
We reconstruct on Atlas hardware and check coverage, labels and visual artifacts against the agreed scope.
Delivery
We show you how to open and share the results. Your agreement names the delivery formats, hosting period and revision allowance.
Your quote includes the delivery schedule and a plan for weather or access delays.
The things everyone asks
Are you licensed to fly commercially?
Yes. Atlas operates under FAA Part 107 with a certificated remote pilot in command on every mission, flying FAA-registered aircraft. It's worth confirming with any operator you consider — commercial drone work legally requires it.
Are you insured?
We confirm the coverage required for your site before booking. Ask for a certificate of insurance, and tell us about any limits or additional-insured requirements so we can confirm whether we can meet them.
What about controlled airspace?
We check airspace during planning and request authorization through the appropriate FAA process when required. Permission and timing depend on the location and proposed flight. We confirm feasibility before scheduling capture.
What if weather scrubs the flight?
We reschedule at no cost. Photogrammetry has wind and light minimums, and flying through them produces bad data — we'd rather move the date than hand you a deliverable with excuses baked in. The flight plan includes a backup window from the start.
What formats do I get, and who owns the data?
Your quote lists the images, PDF overview or browser model included, plus ownership, hosting, access and retention terms. Measurement reports are not standard inclusions. We reconstruct imagery on Atlas-owned hardware. Our work also uses hosted email, delivery services and AI tools; imagery and project context may be reviewed with AI. We agree project-specific handling, sharing and retention with you before capture.
Do I need to do anything on capture day?
We agree site access and a ground contact before arrival. Tell us about active work, restricted areas and other hazards so the capture can be planned around them.
Can I use this to place a building or establish a boundary?
Atlas is not a licensed land surveying firm. Boundary determination, building siting and setbacks, engineering design, contours and quantity reports are outside these visual packages. Requests needing measurements or professional certification require a separate scope review before we can quote or accept them. A visual model does not establish a safe or permitted place to build.
Mission Estimator
Sketch an approximate capture area and explore an illustrative scope and price range. This does not measure legal acreage or establish property boundaries.
Airspace Checker
Look up FAA facility-map and airspace information for a location. This is a planning check; flight permission and current restrictions still need to be confirmed.
Repeat-Scan Value
Explore the illustrative cost of repeat visual documentation using your own schedule and assumptions. Professional surveying and engineering work are separate.
Work directly with Luke.
Luke Elston is Atlas’s founder and remote pilot. He plans the capture, prepares the deliverables and walks you through the result. You have a direct contact from the first conversation through the final handoff.
Argus assists Luke with project context, processing workflows and drafting explanations. Luke remains responsible for the scope and deliverables. AI assistance does not replace field verification or a licensed professional's judgment.
Request a Quote
Let's talk about your site.
Tell us where the site is, what you want to understand or share, and when you need the result. Luke will review the request, confirm whether the work fits, and outline the next step. Travel beyond the Plateau is discussed per project.