Aerial Site Intelligence

Current site evidence for decisions that need more than a desktop screen.

CEI combines scoped aerial capture, field context, GIS, and client records into a reviewable project intelligence package.

When ASI fits

Move from public context to current, site-specific evidence.

ASI is for assignments where current aerial conditions, field observations, measurable outputs, or deeper GIS analysis materially affect planning and coordination.

ASI is quoted to scope. CEI does not publish a fixed price before the capture area, evidence needs, outputs, and timing are understood.
SAMPLE ASIAERIAL SITE INTELLIGENCE
Sample ASI aerial exhibit showing the operational yard, surrounding land, and site entrance
From a CEI project report

A clearer view of the next decision.

Site context. Mapped constraints. Practical next steps.

Aerial & field context

Planned capture and ground context aligned to the project decision and required outputs.

GIS organization

Mapped evidence, source lineage, calculations, limitations, and review priorities in one project record.

Decision-ready delivery

Editable working material, PDF delivery, and applicable digital outputs reviewed before release.

Sample ASI existing conditions exhibit with aerial imagery, utility photo references, and approximate staging dimensionsSAMPLE ASI • ACTUAL CEI PROJECT WORK

See the work

One site. Two levels of intelligence.

Explore the Sample ASI, then compare a six-page preliminary screen derived from the same project record.

The ASI combines aerial exhibits, utility and field observations, approximate dimensional checks, and planning recommendations. The preliminary screen focuses on site context, desktop findings, evidence gaps, and what to verify next.

Project identifiers have been removed. The preliminary screen demonstrates desktop scope using the ASI dated 16 July 2026; it does not represent new flight, fieldwork, or live screening.

Scope the evidence

Tell us what the team needs to decide.

CEI will identify the practical capture and analysis path, including where a PSS is enough.

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