Sub-centimetre aerial mapping

By on 23 February, 2026
A picture of Phase One’s new iXM-FS130 sensor, which looks like a black camera, overlaid on an aerial photograph produced using SimActive's Correlator3D software.
Phase One’s new iXM-FS130 sensor.

SimActive has announced full support within its Correlator3D software for Phase One’s new iXM-FS130 sensor.

This gives users the ability to process sub-centimetre aerial imagery efficiently while maintaining speed and accuracy.

The Phase One iXM-FS130 sensor delivers true 1cm ground sample distance imagery optimised for fixed-wing aerial missions.

Correlator3D, meanwhile, is used to process high-resolution datasets, performing precise aerial triangulation, generating point clouds, dense surface models and orthomosaics suited for engineering and mapping projects.

“The integration of the iXM-FS130 ensures our clients can fully leverage its image quality within a robust and scalable processing environment,” said Louis Simard, CTO at SimActive. “Together, the technologies deliver unmatched detail and workflow efficiency for high-resolution aerial mapping.”

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