Selkirk Remote
Sensing provides aerial photography within British Columbia, Washington
State, Alberta and the Yukon to photogrammetric, GIS, engineering
and resource management users.
Experienced
Staff
Our primary strengths are the skills and experience of our dedicated
staff. With an average of over 10 years of aerial photography
experience in the Pacific Northwest, our team offers an unparalleled
understanding of the local industry. Our knowledge allows projects
to be completed quickly, efficiently and to your exact specifications.
An experienced aircrew is essential when working in a difficult
climatic environment such as British Columbia.
Local
Production
Selkirk operates primarily within British Columbia, but reaches
as far north as the Yukon and Alaska and as far south as southern
Oregon. Being based locally benefits our clients through:
Mapping companies,
the resource industry, government and utility agencies are the
primary users of aerial photography but we also have many clients
in real estate, architecture, surveying, engineering, environmental
studies and other areas of interest. We have completed jobs ranging
from 2 up to 5,000 pictures. Please contact
us for assistance with any aerial photography project. Our
onsite photo lab enables fast turnaround times for black-and-white
processing and for all your printing/enlarging requirements. Low-cost,
customized annotation and indexing are available to complete your
project.
High
Quality Equipment - Click
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We utilize
state-of-the-art, high quality equipment in order to deliver the
best possible aerial photography products. We operate a Cessna 206
equipped with a Wild RC20 camera as well as 2 Imacon Ixpress 132C
digital cameras and custom navigation software.
Assistance
with Mapping Projects
If you need assistance
on a mapping project we will refer you to one of the mapping companies
in your area. Visit some of the following web sites for more information:
Selkirk Remote
Sensing Ltd. has a growing library of black and white and colour
aerial photography at a variety of dates, scales and areas in
British Columbia. Please refer to our Photo
Archives for more information.
