James Ingall
James is an associate surveyor who heads up the Geomatics department in London as part of the built asset team. His expertise includes Measured Building Surveys, Area Reference Reporting and Topographical Surveys. Having started his career in Remote Sensing and GIS, he has a thorough understanding of wider Geomatics disciplines. James is part of the TFT Technology and Innovations working group, and leads TFT’s drone surveying division, helping to improve accessibility and imaging quality across our services.
James and his team work on a range of projects in the commercial, residential, industrial and retail sectors, utilising equipment such as high-definition LiDAR Scanners and Total Stations to ensure accuracy is at the heart of all projects. His experience of producing and analysing point clouds (and other 3D data) allows TFT to utilise and present information to clients and stakeholders in more constructive formats. Having worked on projects throughout Europe, James also has a thorough understanding of International Property Measuring Standards and is able to guide clients on their project requirements.
The Geomatics team works alongside all key services, together with TFT client base which includes The Crown Estate, Kingston Space Property and M&G Real Estate.
Hello.
Outside of work I enjoy spending time on my mountain bike around the Chiltern Hills. Although not known for the rough terrain, I enjoy getting off the beaten track and find it a great way to unwind from the hustle and bustle of London! Having grown up in Leicestershire I also spend much of my time visiting friends and family in the Midlands.
As an aerial surveyor in a past life I caught the travel bug and have always been interested in exploring new places. When possible, my partner and I always try to visit new countries and enjoy challenging ourselves with new hikes. As part of our travels I have always enjoyed carrying a camera to try and capture some of the landscapes we visit. This enthusiasm for photography often rubs off into my line of work, as I am always looking for new ways to capture, visualise and explore the information we collect!
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