Image archive research for boundary disputes could be the key to finding the conclusive evidence you need, helping prevent expensive legal bills or cutting short lengthy negotiations.
Our aerial photography archive covers a span of almost 40 years, including repeat coverage of most areas on a four to five-year cycle dating back from the 1960s through to 1997. Image research can help bring a swift resolution to boundary and planning issues.
Image archive research for boundary disputes could be the key to finding the conclusive evidence you need, helping prevent expensive legal bills or cutting short lengthy negotiations.
Aerial photography can be an effective tool in resolving planning issues or providing planning information that is not visible from the ground. Aerial images can also be used for identifying and evaluating sites.
Architects, planners and contractors have used our image archive research to help with planning issues or identify areas for construction projects
Our boundary dispute service has helped deliver successful outcomes for a wide variety of clients, including:
Firstly, we must check our mapping systems which will show the years we have film coverage of the area in question. We then carefully sift through hundreds even thousands of aerial images to unearth every available piece of photographic evidence which may assist in your boundary dispute.