Whether you work in a major metropolitan area or in a rural setting, the ability to know every square foot of your jurisdiction and location of assets is vital for future community planning and development. Now you can have instant access to high-resolution images that allow you to save time and money by visually inspecting and measuring buildings, roads, and utility assets without ever leaving your office.

Introducing Pictometry a revolutionary information system that lets you see up to 12 different views of every square foot in your jurisdiction.With only minutes of training you can find, view, or analyze any building, road, intersection, power line,manhole, or other feature in your county.

Whether youre planning for a new expressway, reviewing potential water main installations, or need to inspect sites for repairing utilities services, Pictometry provides your organization with an easy-to-use solution that presents visual information of your municipality in stunning clarity. Unlike traditional straight down aerial imaging (orthogonal views), over 80% of Pictometrys high-resolution images are digitally captured from an angle (obliques), presenting the visual information as you are used to seeing it.

Review properties for planning rights of way and easements

Measure length, height, and width of any structure or building

Automatically calculate acreage or square footage

View adjoining properties for potential encroachments

Prepare preliminary engineering designs, feasibility studies, and presentations

Inspect and preplan new developments before sending out surveying crews

Integrate existing GIS with oblique, high-resolution, aerial images from Pictometry for maximum accuracy

Highlight and coordinate roadway construction sites, schedules, and progress with drawing tools

Preplan for emergency responses and share with public safety departments

View neighborhoods for growth and traffic flow analysis

Provide imagery to support environmental impact studies

Import data from county/state assets such as water mains, electrical distribution systems, and zoning information

Assistance and compliance with GASB 34

Review for potential impact on environment