droning about drones - gis courses · 2016. 10. 12. · qt modeler. digital surface model (dsm)...
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Droning about DronesUAV Remote Sensing
MulticoptersMany configurations
Advantages
Hover
Maneuverability
Uses
Inspection
Small-Area Mapping
Video Production
Fixed-WingConventional and Delta
Advantages
Endurance
Speed
Uses
Mapping
Survey
● Mapping○ Landcover/LandCover○ Topography○ Change
● Volumetric○ Geomorphic○ Inventory
● Inspection○ CivilEngineering○ Utilities○ Insurance
● PrecisionAg○ Diagnose/Prescribe
Applications - Overview
● Forestry○ Urban○ Inventory
● Fish&Wildlife○ Tracking○ Population
● ConservationBiology○ MitigationMonitoring
● EventResponse○ Disaster○ SAR○ Weather
Mission Planning
Requirements Analysis
In this phase, we define our problem and identify the solution set that is within or capabilities.
Practicality and reasonable expectations are important during this phase.
What question am I trying to answer?
What data do I need to collect to answer my question?
What platform and sensor are required to collect the data?
Mission PlanningIn this phase,
How large is the area I need to fly?
What are my accuracy requirements?
What is the required resolution?
How many missions will it take?
Precision Positioning
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)
Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)
Real-Time Kinematic (RTK)
Post-Processed Kinematic (PPK)
GNSS - Uses satellites to provide autonomous positioning services. Examples include, GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo.
IMU - electronic device that measures and records a body’s specific force and angular rate (and magnetic field), typically using accelerometers and gyroscopes (and magnetometers).
RTK - Improves GNSS positioning by providing Carrier phase enhancement real-time corrections to a mobile receiver from a real or virtual (VRS, CORS) base station.
PPK - Similar to RTK, but not real-time. GPS data is corrected during post-processing.
Resolution
Fixed focal length common
Resolution depends on flying height
Tower
Intuitive interface allows you to plan missions by creating waypoints and drawing polygons with your finger.
Android based application from 3DR (Open Source).
! Can plan vertical and oblique missions.
! Set altitude, speed, picture timing, etc.
! Does not operate gimbal! In auto mode takes off,
flies mission, lands and shuts down
Digital PhotosOblique Nadir
● Best for mapping ● Tilt/Displacement Issues
● Best for inspection ● 3D Models
Post-Flight
• Document operation(s)
• Dis-assemble Gear
• Prepare data for processing
Processing
Product Generation
Delivery
Processing & Analysis: Making Sense of UAS data to answer questions
‘Standard’ Outputs
UAS can acquire a variety of data, often at resolutions and under conditions that other sensing platforms can’t match.
Many products can be derived
High-Resolution Imagery
OpticalMultispectral
OrthomosaicsIndices Point Clouds
● NDVI ● LAI ● CCI ● NDWI ● Etc...
● Classified Images ● Maps
● DSM ● DEM ● DTM ● Vectors ● Models ● Volumes
Point Clouds
Primary output
Basis for 3D model, Digital Surface Model, and orthophotos
Elevation products
Digital Surface Model (DSM)
Digital Elevation Model (DEM)
Digital Terrain Model (DTM)
RGB Values Classified
The point cloud is the best conventional resource for getting at height and volumetric data.
An increasing number of software packages can work with multi-point datasets. ● LAStools ● QT Modeler
Digital Surface Model (DSM)
ProblemsOr, as we like to call them, ‘challenges’