M30T mapping?

[Recoveryone]

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[Gagey52]

Thanks for sharing
Regards

 

[TreeLineView]

Nice work. Appreciate you sharing. Easy to see string, cell and diode bypass error in the white hot view. I know that most mapping software suites can't handle successful stitching of ground arrays and carports, but what software suite did you use? Have you tried converting the image files to Flir file format for post analysis? Just wondering how long software like that takes convert files.

 

[Recoveryone]

Nice work. Appreciate you sharing. Easy to see string, cell and diode bypass error in the white hot view. I know that most mapping software suites can't handle successful stitching of ground arrays and carports, but what software suite did you use? Have you tried converting the image files to Flir file format for post analysis? Just wondering how long software like that takes convert files.

I used WEBODM to process the files, I also used the MS ICE program and it was the worst. The individual shots came out really good, but as you said processing shots of solar is rough on a system due to the pattens on the panels. I will be taking it out again on the 26th to do a land photogrammetry of propose housing track and see how that comes out.

 

[adm_geomatics]

Does the M30 RTK geotag?

 

[Recoveryone]

Does the M30 RTK geotag?

Yes

 

[adm_geomatics]

Yes

Thank you for replying! I have talked to many people and they all have said that it only has RTK navigation and not geotagging. That was the only thing that has kept us from considering it as our next mapper.

 

[Volatus Drones]

Thank you for replying! I have talked to many people and they all have said that it only has RTK navigation and not geotagging. That was the only thing that has kept us from considering it as our next mapper.

It looks like the upcoming DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise will be RTK enabled for mapping. All signs point to this thing being a worthy successor to the Phantom 4. DJI teases new Mavic 3 Enterprise drone launch event on September 27

 

[Recoveryone]

Lots of rumors about the M3 enterprise, even the long awaited mechanical shutter, but we will have to wait and see next week.

 

[TreeLineView]

Thank you for replying! I have talked to many people and they all have said that it only has RTK navigation and not geotagging. That was the only thing that has kept us from considering it as our next mapper.

Wow I did not know that. thanks for bringing that up. I thought that all pics would be geotagged by default and that RTK is additional metadata that increases accuracy. Learn something every day.

 

[Recoveryone]

Wow I did not know that. thanks for bringing that up. I thought that all pics would be geotagged by default and that RTK is additional metadata that increases accuracy. Learn something every day.

The M30 series does Geotag, as you may not be able to use RTK in the area that you are flying in, unless you have your own base station setup.

 

[TreeLineView]

The M30 series does Geotag, as you may not be able to use RTK in the area that you are flying in, unless you have your own base station setup.

Thanks. Does the M30T come with RTK or is that an add on feature. You also need a GS as well? I am not interested in RTK, but comparing the M30T with the SIRAS when it is released next month. I need a small backup setup for mapping roofs and PV arrays

 

[adm_geomatics]

The M30 series does Geotag, as you may not be able to use RTK in the area that you are flying in, unless you have your own base station setup.

What are your camera location residuals? I assume no GCP's?

 

[Recoveryone]

Thanks. Does the M30T come with RTK or is that an add on feature. You also need a GS as well? I am not interested in RTK, but comparing the M30T with the SIRAS when it is released next month. I need a small backup setup for mapping roofs and PV arrays

The RTK is built in, but what I have learned is you may be hard press to find a system to use. I live in California where we have a federal back system for seismic activity, but even then if you are not near a fault a CSRS could be miles away.

 

[adm_geomatics]

We run everything from CORS via NTRIP but we have to watch our baselines. An area we just started working in is hitting 30km and sketchy data so we are using a local caster.