Mission Control

The package. On the map.
Still yours.

See the flight on the map, on this laptop. Diagnosis and GAIA when you have internet. Nothing leaves the machine.

What you see

The flight, read on the map

Air Mapper writes the files. Mission Control puts them on the picture you already work. No extra suite. No upload to look.

Orthomaps

The mosaic from the flight, at the resolution you flew. Overlay it, or look at it with no network at all.

Elevation curves

Contours sit on the same map. You see slope and the stand together — not in a second program.

Plant-health layers

Switch the bands from the same flight. Weak and healthy patches are drawn on the mosaic, not in a spreadsheet.

AI diagnosis

When you have internet, a brief: how much of the site is weak, and where to walk first.

If a meteorological station or IoT sensor covers that window, we also say what the layers and the weather agree on.

GAIA Chat

Ask about this site in plain language. Notes and the map stay offline. Sending a question waits for a network.

No signal

The map does not need the cloud

Orthophoto, contours and plant-health layers stay on disk. You can work overlay or offline-only. Looking at the flight never requires an upload.

When you have internet

Diagnosis writes the brief

A scouting note: area, weak patches, what to check on the ground. The files stay on this machine. The brief is optional — the map already works without it.

Same assistant

GAIA, on this site

The same GAIA you meet on the platform answers questions about the package in front of you. It waits for internet. The mosaic does not.

About GAIA

Write the flight. Then read it.

Air Mapper builds the package. Mission Control is where you look — with or without a network. Talk to us, or start on the platform.