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Accurate data from the air, when you need them
07.09.2015 Technology
Accurate data from the air, when you need them

Modern geographic information systems have changed the way we work, make decisions, and change the world around us. Every moment, we have access to an endless number of geographic data ...

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How a panoramic photograph is made by using a drone?
10.08.2015 Technology
How a panoramic photograph is made by using a drone?

When taking aerial photographs by using a drone, we are faced with restrictions that are associated with such manner of flying. The camera, which is typically installed into the airframe ...

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Spectral recording of vegetation
12.07.2015 Agriculture and Forestry
Spectral recording of vegetation

There is a wide range of cameras which can be fitted to a drone. NIR-cameras capture image data in the infrared portion of electromagnetic spectrum and are used primarily ...

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Studying vegetation from aerial photographs
08.07.2015 Agriculture and Forestry
Studying vegetation from aerial photographs

Obtaining data on farmland with high resolution aerial photography is becoming more commonly used in agronomy since the aerial photographs are the most up-to-date and objective document that ...

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How does the senseFly eBee unmanned aircraft take off and land?
25.05.2015 Technology
How does the senseFly eBee unmanned aircraft take off and land?

The senseFly eBee unmanned aircraft used by Geavis takes off from the operator’s hand after being directed against the wind in order to limit the necessary ground velocity. The aircraft’s ...

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Unmanned aircrafts in aid of town planning
22.04.2015 Public Sector
Unmanned aircrafts in aid of town planning

Aerial photos (especially orthophotos) have been used in town and spatial planning for many years. Since the appearance of small unmanned aircrafts, this technology can be used in a more ...

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The course of planning an unmanned aircraft flight
20.03.2015 Technology
The course of planning an unmanned aircraft flight

An unmanned aircraft operator monitors the flight by means of specialist software installed on a laptop. Prior to take-off, the operator must first prepare a flight plan, whereby the input ...

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Unmanned aircrafts in land surveying
16.03.2015 Mapping and Surveying
Unmanned aircrafts in land surveying

There are many reasons why unmanned aircrafts have become a very effective land surveying tool. First of all, they undoubtedly reduce the time needed to obtain accurate data. The georeferenced ...

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How is aerial photography undertaken in hilly areas?
20.02.2015 Technology
How is aerial photography undertaken in hilly areas?

When it comes to aerial photography, hilly areas represent a special challenge. The camera acquires an image of the landscape in a fashion similar to that of the human eye ...

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SenseFly eBee user receives rare FAA exemption
15.02.2015 Agriculture and Forestry
SenseFly eBee user receives rare FAA exemption

Great news from over the pond. American service company Advanced Aviation Solutions this month received a rare exemption to fly a drone commercially, from the US aviation authority, the FAA ...

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Drones helpfully utilized in agriculture
10.02.2015 Agriculture and Forestry
Drones helpfully utilized in agriculture

Obtaining data on agricultural surfaces by means of high-resolution aerial photography is becoming an increasingly economic solution as it is a safe and quickly realizable method that can be applied ...

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What are the capacities of senseFly eBee unmanned aerial vehicle?
15.01.2015 Technology
What are the capacities of senseFly eBee unmanned aerial vehicle?

Geavis uses senseFly eBee unmanned aerial vehicle whose flight endurance with a full battery is for about 45 minutes, and during that time it can overfly 30 km. By replacing ...

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