How can you get the most out of drone imagery without needing a technical background? In this one-on-one course, you’ll learn how to use Agisoft Metashape to easily turn UAV images into detailed maps and 3D models. With personal guidance, interactive modules, and hands-on assignments, you’ll gain practical photogrammetry skills you can immediately apply to your work.
Agisoft Metashape is powerful photogrammetry software used worldwide for processing geospatial data. Using aerial imagery captured by drones (UAVs), the software generates highly accurate orthomosaic maps, digital elevation models (DEMs), point clouds, and 3D reconstructions.
Thanks to its advanced algorithms, Metashape automatically processes large sets of drone images into high-quality geospatial products. These outputs are widely used across fields like land surveying, archaeology, agriculture, environmental analysis, and urban planning. The software lets you generate terrain models, reconstruct objects in 3D, and monitor changes in landscapes over time.
What makes Agisoft stand out is its combination of precision, speed, and user-friendliness. Whether you’re a GIS specialist or a researcher, it’s a go-to tool for everything from small inspections to large-scale mapping projects.
In this blended learning course, you’ll learn how to transform a set of overlapping drone photos into a precise orthomosaic map using Agisoft Metashape. Step by step, you’ll convert raw aerial images into digital elevation models (DEMs), point clouds, and 3D models—all ready for use in your geospatial projects.
What’s more, Agisoft’s automated workflow makes it easy to get started, even if you have no technical background. Meanwhile, advanced users can fine-tune every step of the process to meet higher accuracy standards. Along the way, you’ll not only learn the how but also the why behind photogrammetry—so you understand the full logic behind each stage, not just which buttons to click.
Most importantly, this course goes far beyond software basics. You’ll discover how to adapt Metashape to suit your unique goals—whether you’re producing maps, creating detailed 3D reconstructions, or conducting spatial analyses for real-world projects.
Blended learning gives you the best of both worlds—live interaction and flexible, self-paced study—so you can build real, job-ready skills in drone image processing and photogrammetry. In this course, you’ll get hands-on with Agisoft Metashape and learn how to turn UAV imagery into accurate, usable spatial data.
To start off, we begin with a live session where you’ll work directly with real drone imagery. With expert guidance, you’ll learn how to organize aerial photos, apply ground control points, and generate digital elevation models (DEMs) and textured 3D meshes using Metashape’s streamlined workflow.
Next, the self-paced modules let you continue learning when it suits you. You’ll explore essential topics like image alignment, point cloud generation, and orthomosaic creation. After that, you’ll move on to surface modeling and post-processing techniques to fine-tune your results for real-world use.
In the second live session, you’ll put your skills into action. You’ll complete a full Metashape project—from raw imagery to final output—and receive expert feedback to improve accuracy and refine your workflow.
What makes this course unique is its focus on real-world application. You’ll work on practical case studies that reflect everyday challenges in surveying, environmental monitoring, and spatial planning. So instead of just practicing, you’ll create outputs that are ready to use in your own projects.
By combining flexible learning with expert-led training, this course goes beyond software basics. By the end, you’ll have the confidence to use Agisoft Metashape independently—and the skills to apply it effectively in your geospatial work.
After completing this course, you’ll be able to:
Do you have questions about the course content? Not sure if the course aligns with your learning objectives? Or would you prefer a private session or in-company training? We’re happy to assist—feel free to get in touch.
