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Geoscan UAVs at Intergeo 2016

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Discover our latest innovations and meet our experts at Intergeo 2016 in Hamburg

We invite you to see GeoScan's newest multirotor and improved fixed-wing drones as well as solutions for precision agriculture, mining, power transmission line monitoring and geodesy. Learn about our new software designed to manage NDVI and its derivatives. Check out our state of the art aerial magnetometric sensor, with the measurement range from 20 000 nT to 100 000 nT. Discover our unique technology of power transmission line monitoring and new features in 3D modeling based on UAV surveying.

Find us at Booth F3.046, Hall A3 from October 11 to October 13.

Intergeo is the world’s leading conference trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management. With over half a million event website users and over 16,000 visitors from 92 countries at Intergeo itself, it is one of the key platforms for industry dialogue around the world.

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Previously, it was hardly possible to automatically align thermal images into a mosaic. Low contrast values of some frames caused the errors of automatic images alignment within the mosaic. Now, a new technology uses both thermal and visible spectrum camera images for alignment is developed. This technology provides high precision of overlap and allows to georeference IR images.

Agisoft PhotoScan photogrammetric processing results in:

  • Visible spectrum orthophoto mosaic generation (GeoTIFF)
  • Thermal images mosaic creation (GeoTIFF)

It is possible to view georeferenced data of thermal survey with Sputnik GIS.

The latest version of Sputnik GIS and a dataset (935 Mb) are available to download.

You can read the rest of the article here.

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Nowadays, amateur drones have an amazing range of applications. You may wonder: “Can I use my drone for photogrammetry?” and the answer is “Yes”.


Source video (4k / 2160p):


3D Model created using Agisoft PhotoScan:

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If you're interested, you can read a tutorial.

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