
Have you seen a City of Ottawa SUV driving around the city with a camera on it?
The Mosaic Meridian got a moment in the spotlight on local Ottawa news as city officials implement Smart City technology.

GIS Surveying with the Mosaic 360° cameras for infrastructure management

The resolution of street-level imagery determines what decisions you can make from it. High-resolution 360° imagery from Mosaic cameras is detailed enough to read street signs, identify house numbers, assess the condition of road assets, and detect encroachments or non-compliant structures.
That level of clarity translates directly into faster, more confident decisions and fewer unnecessary site visits.

Urban environments are among the most challenging for data collection – dense buildings disrupt GPS signals, traffic creates stop-start driving patterns, and projects can’t wait for ideal conditions.
Mosaic cameras maintain accurate GNSS positioning even in urban canyons, use distance-based triggering to avoid redundant captures in slow traffic, and are built to operate reliably across demanding climates and road conditions. The result is clean, complete data from a single pass, with no need to return to site to fill in gaps.

Street-level imagery captured with a Mosaic camera doesn’t just serve one team – it becomes a shared asset that keeps delivering value long after the field work is done. Internally, planning, infrastructure maintenance, code enforcement, taxation, and asset management teams can all work from the same up-to-date visual dataset without anyone returning to the field.
Externally, the same imagery can support investor presentations, grant applications, and stakeholder reviews – giving decision-makers a true-to-life view of current conditions that written reports simply can’t replicate. Because Mosaic data is non-vendor-locked, it flows freely into whatever GIS platforms, dashboards, and workflows each team already uses.

The Mosaic Meridian got a moment in the spotlight on local Ottawa news as city officials implement Smart City technology.

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Geographical information systems (GIS) allow data to become tangible and visible to humans. They create maps that answer important questions regarding spatial locations and their features.
Mosaic 360° cameras and MLS systems are designed to aid surveyors who need data regarding infrastructure plans, construction, and maintenance.