Our article appeared in the February issue of Las Polski (No. 4/2026). An extended English version of this article is available bellow on our website.

The PAS 280 camera paired with the ALTER-EYE aircraft has transformed the way we approach corridor mapping. Its unmatched precision, efficiency, and reliability allow us to deliver results that exceed our clients' expectations. Observation strip width of 20,150 pixels at a GSD resolution of 5 cm enables a corridor width of 1,075 meters to be covered in a single flight.

Aerial damage measurment answers critical questions, such as the volume of wood that needs to be harvested, the locations of damaged areas, the nature of the damage, the extent of the area requiring replanting, and the number of seedlings needed for forest renewal.

AlterGeo has developed an innovative method for detecting mistletoe and assessing tree damage directly. Utilizing the Phase One PAS-280 large-format photogrammetric camera mounted on the Alter-Eye ultralight aircraft, this technique offers several benefits. It enables precise identification of tree species and other forest stand parameters, facilitating efficient mapping of forest areas at a rate of approximately 4,000 hectares per hour.