Drone site insights · One Jump × Droneworks

Chemin des Lentillières, Crissier (Lausanne)

3D site model

Built from 856 overlapping drone photos. Orbit the yard, walk it at eye height, or fly the survey path. Labels mark every measured stockpile and machine. Click one for details.

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Overview

What this survey tells the site and the business, in plain language. Each finding links to the evidence.

Insight playbook

The insights that change decisions on a building site, from the dig to handover. Live modules are measured on this site from the imagery analysed so far; partial ones have first numbers; templates show the method and the one input they are waiting for.

Map

2 cm orthomosaic and surface layers. Click a stockpile or machine, measure distances and areas, or draw a cross-section through any pile.

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Stockpiles

Every stockpile inside the site boundary, measured from the 3D surface against a base plane fitted to its toe. Machines standing on piles are removed from the surface first.

Volume by material

Material is classified from colour and texture in the orthomosaic and checked visually. Tonnes = volume × indicative loose bulk density (shown in the table). Confirm with weighbridge data for payment.

Height vs face steepness

Each dot is a stockpile. Top-right: tall piles with steep faces, the highest slump risk for people and plant working the toe. Dashed line: 40°.

PileMaterialVolume m³Tonnes Footprint m²Height mFace °To boundary m

Plant on site

Every machine visible in the 2 cm orthomosaic at capture time, identified by an analyst. Status is what the machine was doing in the survey, a single snapshot.

Surfaces & risk

What the ground inside the boundary is made of, and what that means for dust, sediment, safety and space.

Surface cover

Classified per 10 cm pixel from colour, texture and height above ground. Use as an indication; "bare / disturbed" includes compacted but untreated working areas.

Risk register from this flight

    Close-ups at full resolution

    What the original photos show that the site grid cannot

    How these were made

    Stockpiles

    Cranes, machines & materials

    Video walk-round

    Stills from the oblique video flown with the survey, showing the yard in its setting: apartments on the east side and the Olympic Park stadium precinct beyond. Click to enlarge.

    Data quality & method

    How the data was captured and processed, and the assumptions behind every number on this page.

    Capture

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      Bulk densities used

      Loose stockpile densities, indicative only. Replace with site-measured values (weighbridge loads ÷ surveyed volume change) for payment-grade tonnage.

      Method

      Photogrammetry (WebODM/ODM) produced a 2 cm orthomosaic and surface model. We resampled to a 10 cm grid, estimated bare ground with a 24 m morphological filter, segmented raised bodies above 0.8 m, removed machines identified in the imagery and interpolated the surface beneath them, then measured each pile against a plane fitted to its toe. Volumes are typically within ±3–5% for well-defined piles; piles against walls or other piles carry more uncertainty.