Upload GPS-enabled video and turn it into georeferenced imagery, mapped assets, and project documentation — all from one connected workspace.
Bring GPS-enabled video into OcuMap and connect what was captured in the field to the locations, assets, and documentation your team needs.
GPS-enabled field video, captured from the road or job site.
Turn that footage into location-aware imagery and infrastructure records.
Bring GPS-enabled video into OcuMap.
Upload your field footage and preserve its location context as it moves into the platform.
Mark locations directly from the video.
Review footage, identify points of interest, and capture the location coordinates associated with what you see.
Turn captured information into usable project data.
Extract infrastructure features from the video and organize them into a searchable, georeferenced record your team can use from the office.
Connect captured imagery directly to where it happened.
Review roads, assets, and site conditions without losing their geographic context.
Organize captured information into a structured record your team can return to.
Keep a visual record that can support future inspection and comparison.
Review field conditions with geographic context attached.
Connect imagery and mapped locations to the assets your team manages.
Create a record that can be reviewed and shared after the fieldwork is complete.
You can upload .mp4 file with embedded GPS data and OcuMap will show the video location on the map and how the video path changes over time. You can also upload .mp4 file with a GPS file in srt, xml, txt, csv or gpx format. Both regular and 360 videos are supported.
No, there is no limit on the video size however, it is recommended that you keep you video size below 10GB for enhanced streaming. It is also recommended to record videos in segments based on your project requirements. For example, mapping city streets might be best divided based on area or street name.
Yes, once you’ve geotagged your points of interest inside the video, you can export the points in multiple formats, including csv, kmz and in shp.
Turn field footage into connected, location-aware documentation with OcuMap.
“We mapped more than 100 miles in less than 5 days and were able to locate defects along the entire ditch network using OcuMap.”
Jonathan B.
Project Engineer — Drone Pilot
T&I Survey LLC
★★★★★
