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GigHarborSurveyor
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Topics: 13 / Replies: 117
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RE: Improving Your Drone Photogrammetry Results

@bc-surveyor Long and detailed, but worth it and the conclusion are pretty clearly put.

2 years ago
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RE: Faster accurate terrestrial scanning with survey methodology.

@pfirmst Peter, Thanks for the insightful reply. Sounds like interesting work. We get people wanting that kind of precision and accuracy, but not m...

2 years ago
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RE: Improving Your Drone Photogrammetry Results

I just read a paper where they explored this issue in depth and the concluded more or less the same thing. The best was a nadir/oblique combination, b...

2 years ago
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RE: Faster accurate terrestrial scanning with survey methodology.

Great stuff. I always love seeing innovative ways of matching up tools to accomplish the mission. Can I ask what it is you are doing that requires thi...

2 years ago
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RE: UAS Time, Workflow

I agree with pretty much all of what has been said here. Even with a so-so computer, 100 or so photos won't take long for the initial processing. Depe...

5 years ago
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RE: high altitude drones

@shelby-h-griggs-pls I don't know about turbo charged, but turbo prop planes are much more efficient at lower altitudes, whereas turbojet aircraft ar...

5 years ago
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RE: high altitude drones

@chris-mills Thanks, I'll check it out. The current method used to inventory submerged, near-shore plant growth in fresh water lakes is to take a boa...

5 years ago
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RE: high altitude drones

@chris-mills I'd like to hear about what you are doing wrt the shallow water multispectral. I have been researching methods of near shore algae and s...

5 years ago
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RE: high altitude drones

For any particular drone, look up the Max Service Ceiling. For the Mavic, I think it it 5000m, so probably similar for other, though some have high al...

5 years ago
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RE: high altitude drones

It's called density altitude. You can probably find some charts that you can use for this. You have to input the temperature and humidity. When I flew...

5 years ago
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RE: Old Company, new Drone program

The P4P is a good choice. Use it as a tool in the right circumstances. In my experience, I would stay away from the online services. I feel like it's ...

5 years ago
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RE: LiDAR Example: Riegl miniVUX

Thanks Lee. How many end up being bare earth? I'm possibly going to rent one of these sensors if I by chance get a contract I am applying for, so it'...

5 years ago
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RE: LiDAR Example: Riegl miniVUX

What kind of points / sq meter are you getting?

5 years ago
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RE: LiDAR Example: Riegl miniVUX

Sorry I answered a different question than you asked. Part of an answer is that that it is not only size, but point density needed..

5 years ago
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RE: LiDAR Example: Riegl miniVUX

Size does matter, but mostly it's a matter of the type of site for economic purposes. For images, you can only map what you can see. And conversely, t...

5 years ago
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