January 28th, 2013
We are very pleased to announce that the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) has contracted with DroneMapper to provide imagery processing services for the next 5 years. UDAF collects high resolution imagery for use in conservation planning and management of natural resources. As an example, DroneMapper recently processed an imagery set as part of Utah’s effort to mitigate salinity migration into the Colorado River.
UDAF conducted an evaluation of other service providers like DroneMapper and standalone imagery processing software packages, and found that DroneMapper meets their needs in terms of quality and affordability.
We look forward to providing services to the State of Utah and its researchers to keep its lands sustainable and productive. For more information on UDAF, please visit: http://ag.utah.gov/
Comments
How much does the DroneMapper SaaS cost? Is the only thing I supply are pictures that I take myself (via my UAV) or do you offer photography services (via your UAV) as well?
Utah, great start with gov contract! What about our home state Colorado, any irons in the fire??
Congratulation,hope to hear more info.
We hope so too! Thanks for the great comments all.
There are 3 ways to make money: government, government, & government, but once you get in the door, you're set for a long time. That must have taken a huge piece of real life negotiating instead of blog commenting.
Way to go JP!
Congratulation, keep up the good work. Wish your company will grow leap and bound.
Pierre - the Utah opportunity sounds like an excellent opportunity for your company as well as the entire DIY Drone community. I hope you are also able to promote the use of small UAV's though this as well. Best of luck to you!
Perfect! Congratulations again, this is going to be good for the whole community. I hope you guys promote the hell out of this project.
Nice work man!
Are you going to be able to get a COA for this project? It seems like a perfect opportunity to utilize and demonstrate your capabilities, Utah has so much open country. Awesome news.
Part of that salinity mitigation project just caused a small earthquake near me, ha.