Eagleview Industries - Specializing in aerial photgraphy, infrared thermography, aerial mapping, and aerial imaging.

<body bgcolor="#193E73" text="#FFFFFF" link="#99CCFF" vlink="#99CCFF" alink="#99CCFF"> <center><h1><i>About EagleView Industries</h1></center> <p><b>Please browse our links:</b> <p> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/aerial.htm">Aerial Photography</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/notice.htm">Copyright Notice</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/Stock_Photos.htm">Stock Photots</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/govt_services.htm">Government Services</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/contact.htm">Contact Information</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/links.htm">Links Directory</a><br> <a href="http://www.eagleviewind.com/HTM/review.html">Review Portal</a><br> <p> <b><i>Products & Services</b></i> <p> <b>Aerial Images:</b> Aerial Images is a major corporate division. We provide photographic images for industrial, commercial, federal, state and municipal governments as well as residential clients. This division also offers services for aerial mapping, custom photography and video. When not producing aerial images we also contract for ground based industrial photography. <p> <b>Infrared Thermography:</b> Infrared Thermography is a major corporate division offering thermography services to industrial and commercial clients and well as federal, municipal and state governments. Infrared is used to detect hot spots in electrical systems, hot or cold areas in fluid flow systems, pumps, motors, bearings, heating and cooling systems etc… as an integral part of preventive maintenance programs. Infrared is also used to locate leaks in steam systems, performing building diagnostics to determine where a building is leaking conditioned air or locating wet insulation in low pitch roof systems. Infrared is used as a quality control measure during construction of masonry buildings to determine if insulation or grout has been placed in the hollow masonry cells. Infrared is also used for environmental monitoring, forest foliage surveys, and animal population counts. The infrared camera may be hand held or mounted on a cart for use in or around buildings and industrial sites, mounted in a ground vehicle for monitoring transmission lines etc… and mounted in aircraft for roof surveys, electrical transmission line surveys, environmental monitoring and animal population counts. <p> <b>Government Services:</b> Government Services is a major corporate division specializing in satisfying unique requirements for federal, state, county and municipal governments including research and development topics. All other corporate divisions market and provide special services to these agencies through the Government Services division. <p> <b>Construction, Demolition and Salvage:</b> Construction, Demolition and Salvage is a major Corporate division now in development. <p> <b>Future Services:</b> Efforts are in progress to provide environmental services including abatement of hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead paint, cleanup of waste disposal sites, construction of approved waste disposal sites and closure of waste disposal sites. <p> <b><i>History</i></b> <p> Established January 5, 2000 the company represents the freedom to pursue business ownership and a new start for free enterprise. The company expanded February 28, 2000 with acquisition of Bob Hand Aerial Photography of Jackson, Mississippi and in March the Aerial Images division moved from the home garage to new offices in the terminal building at the Vicksburg Municipal airport. The Government Services Division was established in October 2001 with principal office in Port Gibson, Mississippi and the Small Business Administration (SBA) certified the Corporation as a HUBZone Small Business. HUBZone is an acronym for Historically Underutilized Business Zone. Sandra Adcock became majority stockholder /owner in February 2002 and assumed the role of Corporate President qualifying the Corporation for SBA’s designation as Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB). Edward Adcock became the Corporate Director for technical programs. <p> <b><i>EagleView Industries – The Team</i></b> <p> <b>Sandy Adcock - President</b> <p> Sandy graduated from Warren Central High School and attended Vicksburg Business College. Her experience includes 6 years in clerical services and 7 years as a Title-One assistant in the public school system. Sandy is a member of Immanuel Baptist Church and is active as a girl’s Sunday School teacher in the children’s department. Sandy manages the corporate administrative issues, manages customer quality assurance, plans and directs corporate growth strategies. <p> <b>Edward Adcock - Director</b> <p> Ed grew up within sight and sound of the Vicksburg Municipal airport in Vicksburg, Mississippi. He says he has always been fascinated with flying and always wanted to be a pilot. He began working his way through flying lessons in 1973 at the age of 15 about the same time he received a 35mm camera as a Christmas gift. Fitting that he should combine the two for aerial photography. <p> Ed graduated from Warren Central High School in Warren County, attended Hinds Community College in Raymond, Ms. and graduated from Mississippi State University in 1981 with a degree in civil engineering. His engineering career spans 23 years beginning as a cooperative education student and includes assignments as a design engineer, quality assurance engineer, research engineer and manager for a multi-diciplined engineering design group. He has been on the customer/user end of aerial photography for 15 years including managing the development and implementation of a Geographical Information System (GIS) for a major research facility. Ed has been a licensed pilot since 1976 and is a certified infrared thermographer. He is married to Sandy and they have two children, Eric 18 and Rachel 14. He is a member of Immanuel Baptist Church and has been active as a Sunday School teacher for youth boys. Ed provides implementation of corporate programs, and is directly responsible for providing customer products and services. <p> <b>Kaye Collins-Executive Assistant & Marketing Director</b> <p> Kaye is a resident of Claiborne County Mississippi and has twenty-five years experience as an executive assistant and five years experience in marketing. Kaye provides support for administrative issues, customer satisfaction, and is instrumental in planning and executing corporate marketing plans. <p> <b>Eric Adcock</b> <p> Eric graduated from Vicksburg High School in 2002 and is now the companies first cooperative education student. He is enrolled in the diesel technology program at Hinds Community College in Raymond, MS. and provides maintenance services for company equipment. <p> <b><i>Consultants</i></b> <p> <b>J. Michael Nassour – Flight Operations Specialist</b> <p> Michael is our commercial flight operations advisor and chief commercial pilot. He is an active Certified Flight Instructor-Instrument (CFII) with over 2100 hours in both single and multi engine aircraft. He also owns and operates Nassour Aviation, Inc., where he offers aircraft rental and flight instruction from the Vicksburg Municipal Airport (see <a href="http://www.canufly.com">www.canufly.com</a>). Michael is married to the former Janice Agnew. Both are active members of Highland Baptist Church where they are Sunday School teachers for 10th grade girls and boys. <p> <b>Mike Sweezy – Commercial Pilot – CFI, ME</b> <p> <b>Martin Hallman – Commercial Pilot</b> <p> Martin is an experience commercial pilot with 40 plus years experience in agricultural flying. <p> <b>Ron Collins- Technical Support Specialist</b> <p> Ron is resident of Claiborne County and has thirty plus years experience in nondestructive examination and quality control. Ron is our technical advisor for non-destructive examination, prepares technical reports and assists in research and marketing. <p> <b>Angela White – Photographer and Graphic Artist</b> <p> Angela is a professional photographer and graphic arts specialists. Angela graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a degree in photography and graphic arts. Angela is active as a teacher for 4 and 5 year olds at Bowmar Avenue Baptist Church. <p> <b>Bob Hand – Photography Advisor</b> <p> Mr. Bob has over 40 years experience as an aerial photographer beginning with his Navy specialty during WWII. He started his own business following his service career and has provided quality photo-products for Mississippi and surrounding states for many years. Mr. Bob sold his business to EagleView Industries February 28, 2000 and remains active as our consultant and mentor. Mr. Bob is a member of Galloway Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. <p> <b>William (Bill) Landes- Contract Specialist</b> <p> Bill is retired from federal service with 30 plus years experience as a Contracting Officer. His experience includes preparing and managing contracts for major construction and services. <p> <b><i>EagleView Industries - The Equipment</i></b> <p> <b>Fixed Wing Aircraft</b> <p> Prior to May 2000 the company relied solely on rental aircraft to conduct aerial photo operations. Nassour Aviation still provides quality rentals and instruction services. We purchased a 1968 model Cessna Cardinal 177 in late April 2000. The aircraft has been equipped with a special camera window and a photo port in the bottom of the fuselage. We probably would have continued to use rentals but Ed was reluctant to cut a hole in the bottom of a rental aircraft. Imagine that! The cardinal had previously been converted from the factory 150 horsepower engine to a 180 horsepower with a constant speed propeller. The cardinal has many attractive features but the most attractive for photography is that it has no wing struts to block the view from the camera. Many photographers have been very successful in other aircraft with wing struts, but not having struts just make the job easier for oblique photography. <p> <b>Helicopter</b> <p> Capabilities exist through other cooperative resources for helicopter services with gyro stabilized camera platforms when the photo mission or customer requires it. A special quotation is required when use of a helicopter is specified. <p> <b>Cameras</b> <p> We use both medium format and 35mm film cameras. The "big boy" is a Linhof Press 70 with Carl Zeiss lens and is capable of using 70mm and 220 film. We also use a Pentax 6x7 with 55mm, 105mm and 200mm lenses. Vertical photos are made using a Rollei 6x6 mounted in the bottom camera port. The Nikon 35mm is used when requested or for shoots where the product is known not to require enlargements greater than 8x10. We are experimenting with digital capability now and should be so equipped in the near future for clients requiring response that only digital equipment can provide. Other film and video equipment is leased for special projects.