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High resolution aerial imagery and LiDAR in The Netherlands and Belgium
Since 2008, Cyclomedia has been providing aerial photos and aerial LiDAR of the whole of the Netherlands. More recently also for Flaunders aerial data has become available. It enables governments and organisations to get a more complete understanding about public space, not just at street level, but also how assets, buildings, and parcels relate across entire areas.





Connecting street, aerial, and 3D data for a complete picture of public space
With decades of innovation in street level imagery and LiDAR data capture, Cyclomedia delivers a reliable digital representation of public space. Aerial imagery extends this foundation by adding a city, region or nation wide perspective that complements detailed street level views.
By combining nadir and oblique aerial imagery with street level and three dimensional data, organisations gain a more complete understanding of the outdoor environment. In addition Cyclomedia also offers a three-dimensional aerial point cloud.
This integrated approach supports informed planning, assessment, and decision making across large areas.
Complete aerial insight for better decision-making
By using comprehensive aerial context instead of fragmented sources, governments can gain a complete overview of their environment, improve planning and coordination, and deliver more efficient and transparent services to citizens.
Aerial imagery provides large scale spatial context that supports analysis beyond individual streets. It helps organisations understand relationships between buildings, parcels, and infrastructure while enabling consistent and efficient area wide assessments.