Aerial OGI & Methane Detection for Energy Infrastructure
U.S. AIR Unmanned supports methane and hydrocarbon inspection programs using airborne optical gas imaging and methane-sensing workflows designed for energy facilities, pipelines, remote assets, and environmental field investigations.
Mission planning integrates the sensor, aircraft, operating environment, regulatory requirements, geospatial documentation, and reporting objective.
Facility & Pipeline Screening
Aerial systems can help inspect difficult-to-access or distributed infrastructure while capturing georeferenced imagery and sensor data.
Depending on the project, workflows may support leak localization, plume visualization, facility screening, pipeline corridor inspection, and documented follow-up.
- Methane and hydrocarbon leak detection support
- Facility and equipment screening
- Pipeline and right-of-way surveys
- Plume visualization and documentation
- Georeferenced findings
- Inspection imagery and reporting
Operational Discipline
Each mission is planned around the applicable FAA authorization, site conditions, sensor limitations, environmental conditions, client requirements, and project-specific safety procedures.
We avoid treating OGI or methane sensing as a generic camera flight. The mission architecture is built around the detection objective.
