How to 3D map a fire scene with a drone
Record the structure and surroundings after knockdown so investigators can return to the scene in 3D. Record one continuous drone video, upload it to SkyeBrowse, and open a measurable 3D model of the fire scene that you can annotate with standardized fire symbology and share. Processing runs at about one minute per minute of video. Pick your drone below for the exact capture steps.
Fire scene documentation guides by drone
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Matrice 30T
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Matrice 350 RTK
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Mini 4 Pro
- How to 3D map a fire scene with an Autel EVO II V2
- How to 3D map a fire scene with an Autel EVO Max 4T
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a Skydio X10
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Mavic 3 Pro
- How to 3D map a fire scene with a DJI Avata 2
Outputs and measurements for fire scene documentation
Public Safety Icons
Place NAPSG fire, EMS, and all-hazards symbols on the 3D model and manage them from the object tree.
3D Overlay
Merge interior and exterior models into one scene for a walkthrough from the street to the room of origin.
Case Gallery
Pin multiple photos to a single annotation and page through them in a gallery scoped to that point.
Walk Mode
Move through the model at eye level with WASD keys and an adjustable eye height.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine interior and exterior fire scene models?
Yes. 3D Overlay stacks multiple models in the same viewer, such as an interior model on an exterior drone model, with no manual file switching.
Map your first site today
Create a free account, upload one drone or phone video, and open a measurable 3D model in minutes. Agencies that need CJIS compliance and 0.1 inch accuracy can request a quote for Public Safety & Enterprise.