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About Us
Overview
Tony, Tim and Maria have worked together for 20 years on a wide range of countryside management survey projects for a business called Exegesis Spatial Data Management. In July 2022 a new companys was setup to take over the aerial survey part of the business - the new company is Wildscape Surveys.
Expertise
Tony Pettitt has lectured in photogrammetry and specialised in countryside GIS applications and mapping over the past 25 years. He manages the survey projects, assists with the work in the field, processing the data and data capture. For the past 8 years he has provided expert witness services in court on waste surveys. 07403758471 Email:tonypettitt@gmx.co.uk
Tim Taylor is a Landscape Ecologist who has specialised in countryside surveys and for the past 10 years has worked all over the UK carrying out visible and multispectral vertical drone surveys and video fly-bys of protected sites, peat-bogs, open access areas, nature reserves, wetlands and the coastal zone.
Email: timt@gmx.co.uk
Maria Pettitt is an accountant and office manager. She manages the survey office and handles all of the finances for the business.
Email: mariap@gmx.co.uk
We also use a number of contract surveyors to assist with larger surveys and when project timeframes are limited.
Clients
Aerial surveys, data analysis and data capture projects have been carried out by the team over the past 10 years for Natural England, RSPB, Natural Resources Wales, The National Trust, Wildlife Trusts, local authorities and private landowners.
Our extensive experience of aerial survey, in sometimes difficult environments, means that we can be relied on to capture the highest quality data and process it to produce the best possible products. We can also use the resulting data to generate a wide range of other data sets such as contours, catchments, flow lines, slope, aspect, visibility etc, often at very low cost.
Survey locations
We provide surveys all over England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland. No site is too small or too large. The largest survey areas completed have been over 60km square, and now with our newer drones and ability to fly multiple drones simultaneously, we can survey larger areas or complete larger surveys in shorter weather windows.