Campus Facilities, Roof, Solar & Terrain Documentation
Practice Project · Aiea, Oʻahu · August 2026
A 67-image aerial dataset was processed into a clean campus map, an annotated facilities-planning exhibit, terrain and elevation context, and a photogrammetry-based 3D site model. The project demonstrates how aerial documentation can help organize roof and photovoltaic features, parking and access context, terrain relationships, and qualified field follow-up.
A 67-image aerial dataset was processed into a clean campus map, an annotated facilities-planning exhibit, terrain and elevation context, and a photogrammetry-based 3D site model. The project demonstrates how aerial documentation can help organize roof and photovoltaic features, parking and access context, terrain relationships, and qualified field follow-up.
PROJECT SCOPE
Create a current visual record of the campus and organize visible facilities features for preliminary planning conversations.
DELIVERABLES
Clean aerial mapping, an annotated facilities-planning exhibit, planning reports, and a photogrammetry-based 3D site visualization.
OUTCOME
A concise campus record that connects the building, solar arrays, parking areas, upper slope, and surrounding access routes in one visual package.
ACCURACY & APPROPRIATE USE
Approximate planning information only. This independent practice project was not commissioned by the property authority and does not replace field verification, a land or boundary survey, engineering, inspection, condition assessment, accessibility review, or code-compliance evaluation.
Create a current visual record of the campus and organize visible facilities features for preliminary planning conversations.
DELIVERABLES
Clean aerial mapping, an annotated facilities-planning exhibit, planning reports, and a photogrammetry-based 3D site visualization.
OUTCOME
A concise campus record that connects the building, solar arrays, parking areas, upper slope, and surrounding access routes in one visual package.
ACCURACY & APPROPRIATE USE
Approximate planning information only. This independent practice project was not commissioned by the property authority and does not replace field verification, a land or boundary survey, engineering, inspection, condition assessment, accessibility review, or code-compliance evaluation.
