ATLAS™ Digital Site Maps | Aerotas

Available now in Southern California • Phase 1 rollout

ATLAS™ Digital Site Maps

High-accuracy digital maps, delivered fast—engineered as a standardized asset. ATLAS combines lidar, imagery, and ground control into a single CAD-ready product with predictable accuracy and turnaround.

✓ Multi-source accuracy validation ✓ Lidar + imagery on every site ✓ Standardized pipeline for speed

Get started in minutes

Create a free account to access sample ATLAS maps and request your first digital site map.

Who ATLAS is for

Built for organizations that rely on accurate ground truth and predictable delivery.

Surveying firms

High-confidence base mapping

Use ATLAS maps to reduce field and drafting time while maintaining control over final survey deliverables.

Engineering teams

Dependable topo inputs, faster

Get a verified digital site map that drops into CAD workflows—without waiting on internal capture programs.

Ops & technical leadership

Standardize mapping at scale

Consistent map structure, quality, and turnaround across projects—designed for repeatable workflows.

Outcomes

Accuracy and turnaround are engineered into the product—not left to chance.

Reliability

Accuracy you can verify

Every map includes validation artifacts and supporting data for independent QA/QC and professional review.

Speed

Predictable delivery

A standardized production pipeline enables fast, consistent turnaround—without sacrificing precision.

Consistency

Uniform outputs across projects

Defined specification for layers, surfaces, contours, and imagery so teams don’t re-learn each deliverable.

Workflow

CAD-ready by default

Deliverables are structured to drop into professional workflows with minimal rework and clean file organization.

Confidence

QA/QC-ready artifacts

Optional access to inputs and intermediate files including raw imagery, point clouds, and GNSS observations.

Overhead

Less operational complexity

Access premium digital maps without building, staffing, or maintaining specialized capture and processing pipelines.

How it works

A productized workflow designed to deliver consistent accuracy and turnaround.

Define the site Upload a project boundary and requirements through your ATLAS account.

Data capture ATLAS coordinates capture using lidar, imagery, and control appropriate to the site.

Processing & validation Standardized pipeline with GNSS post-processing, reconstruction, and accuracy checks.

Delivery Receive a CAD-ready digital site map plus artifacts supporting professional QA/QC workflows.

Ready to request your first ATLAS map?

Note: Aerotas is not a licensed land surveyor. ATLAS maps are not legal surveys in isolation, and may be used by licensed professionals as part of their work, subject to local regulations.

FAQ

Clear answers for professional survey and engineering teams.

Is ATLAS a survey?

No. Aerotas is not a licensed land surveyor. ATLAS is a digital mapping product that may support licensed surveyors and engineers as part of their professional work, subject to local regulations.

How accurate are ATLAS maps?

Accuracy varies by site conditions and requirements. Each ATLAS map includes multi-source validation and control-based checks, along with supporting artifacts so your team can independently verify fitness for use.

How long does delivery take?

Turnaround depends on site size and complexity, but ATLAS is designed for fast, predictable delivery through a standardized production pipeline.

What do I receive with an ATLAS map?

A CAD-ready deliverable that includes drafted linework of meaningful features, a clean topographic surface (TIN) with contours, and high-resolution current imagery. Supporting artifacts for QA/QC are included, with optional access to intermediate files.

Where is ATLAS available?

ATLAS is currently available in Southern California (Phase 1), with additional regions planned.

Get started

Create a free account to access sample ATLAS maps and request your first digital site map.

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