Central Illinois · Aerial intelligence
High-resolution aerial imagery, thermal documentation, 3D visualization, and interactive visual records—delivered in formats your team can actually use.
NOT A SURVEY. ALL NOTATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS ARE ESTIMATES. Internal planning and visual communication only; independent field verification is required. Not for legal boundaries, engineering, design, bidding, permitting, or construction. Regulated work must be performed and documented by appropriately licensed professionals.
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Visual snapshot of property assets
3D digital twins can preserve a visual record of a structure or property asset as it appeared during capture. Models created over time can support visual comparison and help communicate apparent condition changes in office records or stakeholder presentations. They are visual documentation—not engineering analysis, condition certification, or a substitute for an appropriate field inspection.
What JS Imaging delivers
From a fast visual record to a detailed interactive presentation, each project is built to document and communicate what was visibly captured.
Current aerial context helps teams spot access, condition, and coordination issues earlier.
Return to a shareable map for preliminary discussion while reserving regulated measurements for independent licensed verification.
Thermal and high-detail imagery give stakeholders evidence for a more informed next step.
Owners and project participants can discuss visible site conditions from one accessible record.
01 / Capability
Give stakeholders a shareable visual workspace for conceptualizing a project, presenting estimated areas, and discussing rough-draft ideas with decision-makers. Visualize, communicate, and collaborate on scope before committing a crew or beginning work; every annotation and measurement remains an estimate requiring field verification.
02 / Capability
Thermal imagery provides an informative first look at apparent surface-temperature variance, helping teams locate and triage areas that may warrant attention and an appropriate field inspection. It is a screening aid—not a diagnosis of moisture, leaks, electrical faults, insulation defects, material condition, or causation.
03 / Capability
Turn overlapping imagery into estimated surface visualizations and 3D records that help teams observe shape, relief, context, and visible conditions. These are visual references, not topographic surveys or design data.
Proof you can explore
Explore five public demonstrations: Prairie for conceptual layout at scale; Observatory for progressively streamed structural detail; Campus for thermal screening, estimated surface visualization, and reporting; Thermal Roof Review for roof imagery and thermal patterns in one model; and 3D Riprap for a cropped, interactive study of a rock surface. Each supports preliminary visual discussion only; all annotations and measurements are estimates requiring independent field verification.
NOT A SURVEY. These demonstrations support visualization, communication, and collaboration on preliminary scope. All annotations, dimensions, areas, elevations, slopes, and similar outputs are estimates for internal planning only—not legal boundaries, engineering, design, bidding, permitting, or construction—and require independent field verification.
Prairie
Start with the full orthophoto, add a demonstration observation, place an estimated reference dimension, then open Export to see how the current view becomes a shareable exhibit.
Observatory
Watch an orbit video while the interactive model prepares, then explore the captured structure. Original-detail tiles stream progressively as you move closer, refining the view without requiring the entire model to load first.
Campus
Move from the orthophoto to a thermal screening frame, compare visible context, and create a documented observation. Thermal tools report only an estimated palette delta—not an absolute temperature reading.
Thermal Roof Review
Explore an anonymized house model with a thermal roof overlay, review matched capture photos, and try estimated roof measurements. Thermal patterns guide follow-up; they do not diagnose a roof condition. Client downloads contain only the capture and processing files expressly listed in the signed project order.
3D Riprap
Explore a cropped public riprap model, orbit a selected feature, and place estimated distance and area references. Line estimates also show relative height change (delta Z). These are visual references requiring independent field verification—not surveyed measurements.
For licensed survey firms
JS Imaging is available to discuss aerial capture, agreed processing support, and interactive presentation under the direction and acceptance process established by a licensed firm. This describes a proposed collaboration model, not an existing partnership or a JS Imaging professional surveying service.
Built in the field
JS Imaging is led by Jonathan Scrivner and serves clients who need detailed visual documentation without unnecessary complexity.
RTK-assisted capture and thoughtful image processing create visual records that remain useful after the flight is over. RTK status does not constitute independent accuracy verification.
Credentials & training
Clear scope · useful deliverables
NOT A SURVEY. ALL NOTATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS ARE ESTIMATES AND REQUIRE INDEPENDENT FIELD VERIFICATION. JS Imaging provides aerial imagery, orthophotography, thermal imaging, 3D models, point clouds, annotations, change-review tools, and estimated visual references for internal observation, communication, documentation, and preliminary discussion only.
What can JS Imaging do for you? We provide aerial imaging for broad conceptualization of visible property features, and we welcome collaboration with licensed firms seeking a visual layer to support their independently controlled ground-control and professional processes.
JS Imaging does not provide professional land surveying, boundary determination, certified topography, engineering design, construction staking, grading or drainage design, floodplain determination, permitting support, or other regulated professional services.
Thermal imagery is a screening and documentation aid showing apparent surface-temperature patterns at the time of capture. It does not diagnose moisture, leaks, electrical faults, insulation defects, material condition, code compliance, or causation. Suspected conditions require an appropriate independent field inspection.
This interactive visual record is provided by JS Imaging LLC solely for observation, communication, documentation, and preliminary discussion. Aerial imagery, orthophotography, 3D models, point clouds, estimated measurements, annotations, and other displayed information may be derived from aerial imaging, GNSS, photogrammetry, LiDAR, thermal imaging, GIS data, and other sources.
A JS Imaging visualization, including measurements generated with its tools, is not a boundary survey, topographic survey, professional topographic map, engineering survey, engineering document, or construction document. JS Imaging does not represent viewer-generated information as certified or survey-grade.
Displayed information must not be used to establish property boundaries, easements, rights-of-way, legal descriptions, survey monuments, construction locations, engineering design elevations, grading, drainage design, permitting compliance, or other matters requiring professional land surveying or engineering services.
All interactive measurements, coordinates, elevations, areas, distances, slopes, grades, volumes, annotations, models, and similar viewer-derived information are estimates for visual reference and documentation only. No accuracy, precision, fitness-for-purpose, or compliance with land-surveying standards is represented or warranted. Results may be affected by source data, acquisition methodology, GNSS conditions, processing, coordinate reference systems, projection, terrain, vegetation, imagery resolution, sensors, software, and user placement or interpretation.
Third-party or public parcel, property, easement, and right-of-way information, when displayed, is provided for general reference and does not constitute JS Imaging’s determination of a legal boundary or property interest.
For any use governed by the Illinois Professional Land Surveyor Act of 1989 (225 ILCS 330), including regulated boundary, title, easement, topographic-survey, construction-location, floodplain, monument, or related reliance, the user must obtain independent verification and documentation from an Illinois-licensed professional land surveyor. JS Imaging does not provide that verification or professional land-surveying service.
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