Multispectral Imaging
Multispectral sensors record how plants reflect specific bands of light, including red edge and near-infrared, which shift when vegetation is under stress. We capture calibrated imagery your agronomist or analysis platform can turn into plant-health insight.
Overview
We fly fields, vineyards, orchards, and landscapes with consistent altitude, overlap, and timing, and calibrate each flight for that day’s light. Flown on a schedule, the imagery becomes a season-long record of every block.
Deliverables
What you receive
Calibrated band imagery
Images for each spectral band (green, red, red edge, and near-infrared), ready for agronomy or analysis software.
Formats: TIFF
Calibration data
Reflectance-panel images and light-sensor readings captured with each flight.
Formats: TIFF
True-color image set
Standard color photos captured on the same flight.
Formats: JPG
Flight log and capture summary
Capture times, camera positions, conditions, and equipment used.
Formats: CSVPDF
Formats can be adjusted to match your software. Tell us what your team uses when you request a quote.
Good to know
Ground truth still matters
Plant-health analysis shows where vegetation differs, not why. It’s most valuable paired with scouting, tissue or soil tests, and your agronomist’s judgment.
About finished maps
Vegetation index maps are map products tied to the earth’s surface. In California we deliver calibrated imagery for your analysis platform or licensed land surveyor to process, rather than producing finished maps ourselves.
Tell us about your site.
Share the location, timing, and what you need from multispectral imaging. We’ll follow up with questions and a written quote.