Shooting & Mapping Construction Sites
The construction industry is the largest employer of drone services. From pre-construction to project closeout, drone uses can help save time and cost across the entire construction life cycle. In this exhaustive course, we discuss some BEST practices which can help YOU fly a construction mission safely and accurately. What is the #1 focus on a construction site? You will also learn about hardware and software requirements, GCP's and client deliverables. Watch this to get started in the construction industry.
ADU 0794
Can I Use Desktop for Drone Mapping in Agriculture?
ADU 0792
Which Is the Best Agricultural Drone for Surveying Large Farmlands?
ADU 0902
How to Capture Accurate Data and Get Actionable Insights from Agricultural Drone Mapping - Interview with Pix4D
ADU 0638
Is the Agriculture Drone Business a Lucrative One?
ADU 0795
Pix4D Interview | Nuances of Drone Mapping
ADU 0917
How to Implement Comprehensive Drone Mapping Workflow by Learning the Smallest Nuances of RTK and PPK GPS
How to Make Data Driven Decisions in Agricultural Drone Mapping
Understanding NDVI Mapping, False NDVI and Importance of Radiometrically Calibrated Data…. World population is expected to touch a mammoth 9 billion by 2050. This rise in population means that we have to look for newer and more efficient ways to feed...
Drones in the Agriculture Industry (And Why Some Farmers Are Hesitant to Embrace Drones)
SOME TIPS FOR DRONE PILOTS SEEKING WORK IN AGRICULTURE It is no surprise that drones are finding a home in the agriculture industry. Like the construction industry, the agriculture industry is constantly looking for ways to be more productive and...
Drone Pilot Field Kit
This "kit" is an important & helpful "tool" for any serious drone pilot as it contains documents best suited for handling questions & concerns raised by others not familiar with drone legalities. You should keep a copy of this on you at all times...
US Drone Laws by State
If you are in the United States and are unsure of the laws for each State then this is where you need to look. Know the variance in laws from State to State before you assume they are similar. You know what assuming does...don't be that person.