Cut / fill between any two surfaces
Progress flight against the design model, this month against last. A slider divides the screen; each half shows any dataset at its own opacity.
The DirtWorks site database and viewer.
Most project data dies with the project. Hive keeps it with the ground. Every flight, surface, boundary, plan sheet, soils sample and document lands on the Site it belongs to — whoever flew it, drew it or paid for it — so the next owner, contractor or engineer starts with the full history instead of a blank sheet.
Drop a folder in. Hive reads where the data sits on the earth and files it on the right site automatically.
Hummingbird deliverables stack up per site: point clouds, bare-earth surfaces, orthos, classification. A date slider walks the site through time.
Finished-grade and original-ground models from your design software, CAD boundaries and utilities — in your standing layer colors, over the imagery.
Upload the plan set, pick the sheets, georeference them in the browser. Sheets become map layers; revisions sit under the plan set.
Progress flight against the design model, this month against last. A slider divides the screen; each half shows any dataset at its own opacity.
Reads Hummingbird's classification: acres per cover class, trees by height band, stockpile volumes, and a clear-and-grub table on your own factors. Printable.
Streamed point clouds and 3D tiles over a base map, in the browser. Send a link instead of a hard drive. Public sites need no login.
The cut/fill map with your position on it, from the device GPS and compass. Pick the job you're standing on; it's listed first.
Everything a company uploads is visible to that company's users only. Invite clients by link; they see their own jobs.
Share a site with another company — the engineer, the GC, the owner — without handing over the files.
Make a site public and it appears as a cell on the DirtWorks home page for anyone to explore.
Hive keeps the exact file that was delivered next to every web-ready copy. Download what you were sent.
Accounts are set up per company. If DirtWorks flew or modeled your site, you already have one — use the link from your invitation or email us for a new one.