
Arrowhead Mapping Corp
Capabilities Statement
The photogrammetric mapping partner for surveyors, engineers and agencies
1887 Business Center Drive, Suite 5-A, San Bernardino, CA 92408
Founded in San Bernardino · Celebrating 30 Years
Principal & credential
Steve Dillon · Principal
Steve Dillon · ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist since 1989, Certificate #790 · 34 years of experience
Caltrans digital mapping project manager; helped develop digital orthophotography standards; city-wide GIS/LIS mapping.
Core services
- Photogrammetric Mapping
- Digital Orthophotography
- Aerial Photography (B&W, Color & Infrared)
- Aerial Triangulation
- DTM & DEM
- LiDAR Data
- GIS & LIS Mapping
- Historical Aerial Photo Archive (1965–present)
- Precision Photogrammetric Scanning
- Consulting & Wide-Format Plotting
Equipment
- Wild RC30 aerial camera with image motion compensation
- Versamat film processor
- Wehrli precision photogrammetric scanner
- Leica/KLT softcopy stereo instruments
Firm memberships
- California Land Surveyors Association (CLSA)
- American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
Quality control
Flight plans follow map scale and contour specifications, using field control supplied by the client’s surveyor. Photography is checked for overlap, sidelap, tip and tilt; film is processed and precision-scanned. Independent QC review of every stereo model checks completeness and accuracy. A CAD editor consolidates the master DTM and separate planimetrics; contours come from the DTM and final CAD is reviewed in stereo. Orthophotos from the final DTM are checked with a planimetric overlay. Products meet or exceed National Map Accuracy Standards; accuracy is specified per project.
Selected project experience
- Soboba Indian Reservation
- Several Anaheim elementary, middle and high schools
- Saddleback College
- 3M Reclamation Temescal Wash
- Lake Skinner Recreation Area
- Seal Beach water drainage/reclamation
- City of Industry
- Mecca Sewer Project
- Annual contract for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Navy
- Eastern Transportation Corridor (Route 241)
- San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor (Route 73)
- Temescal Canyon Creek
- University of California, Santa Barbara
- L.A. Metro Rail