Birdi 2.0 Map Tools & Insights
Explore Birdi's map tools for annotations, table views, attributes, styling, exporting and more.
By Kayley and 1 other2 authors27 articles
Layer Toolbox, Annotations and layer styling
Guides and FAQs on Birdis new layer styling and annotation functionality
- How to use annotation tools on your 2D mapUsing Birdi's map annotation tools is designed for intuitive and efficient use.
- How to customize and style your annotationsHow to use the Layer Toolbox to style and personalize your map features and annotations.
- How to access and use Table View for your 2D annotationsDetails on how to open, search and and export annotation information from the table view.
- How to change the measurement system and units for your annotationsInformation on changing between metric and imperial, as well as units
- How to edit or add a image location pin in BirdiThis article explains how to manually add or edit location pins for 360°, ground, or video images in Birdi when geolocation data is missing
- How to use Birdi's map commenting toolLearn how to use the new Comment Tool in Birdi Map to collaborate with your team.
- How to use the Map Grid overlayLearn how to use the Map Grid overlay to understand map scale, assess object density, and choose the right tile size when working with AI Detect.
- How to work with reference points (GCP & Prisms) on your map in BirdiLearn how to view, inspect and update your surveyed GCPs and prisms on the map, so everyone on site knows which points are still there and which aren't.
Volumetric Layers and Calculations
Guides on how to create a volumetric layer and use Birdi's new self serve volumetric tool
- How to create a volumetric layer annotationBirdi's Photogrammetry Volumetric Tool is designed for precise volume calculations of terrain, stockpiles, and land features.
- How to use the volumetric calculatorGuide on using the new self serve volumetric analysis tool
- How to use table view for your volumetric layersLearn how to review, search and export your volume, tonnage and cut/fill results — as a CSV or a branded PDF report.
- How accurate is the volumetric calculator?Information on accuracy of volumetric calculations and how to improve your outputs when flying your drone.
- How to calculate stockpile tonnage in BirdiLearn how to assign a material and density to a volume so Birdi reports tonnage alongside cubic metres
- How to compare stockpile volumes between two surveys in BirdiLearn how to measure how much material has moved between two flights of the same site, using a DEM from an earlier survey as your base surface.
Birdi 2.0 3D Viewer
Guides and FAQs on using Birdi 2.0 3D viewer
Comparison tools
Learn how to use our split screen or timeline views
- How to use Birdi’s Split Screen view in Map 2.0Compare two layers side‑by‑side with a draggable slider to quickly spot change over time or differences between surveys.
- How to use Birdi’s Timeline view in Map 2.0The Timeline View in Birdi Map 2.0 lets you filter and visualize your geospatial data across time, making it easy to track and compare changes by capture or upload date.
- How to create a difference grid in BirdiLearn how to compare two elevation surfaces so you can see exactly where material has moved, and by how much, between surveys.
Reports
Learn how to create reports and export from a Birdi Map
- How to use the map canvas export toolCreate a map export of your active layers as a PDF or PNG (A4 or A3)
- How to create an annotation report in BirdiLearn how to export a branded PDF of your map annotations, so you can share survey-ready deliverables with your team and clients.
- How to create a PDF report for your media in Birdi map 2.0Create a polished, shareable PDF straight from your map’s media (photos from DSLR/smartphone or drone). Perfect for progress updates, defect assessments, area-of-interest and more.
Map Tools FAQ
Common questions and answers for Birdi 2.0 Map Tools