An orthomosaic map is a distortion-free representation of an area that’s true to actual geography, and can be used to measure accurate distances between points. These maps have a number of use cases in a variety of industries, like real estate, law enforcement, agriculture, construction, and environmental conservation.
The use of drones to capture aerial imagery and create maps has become common in many industries, like construction, oil and gas, and telecom. Drones excel at capturing large areas quickly, accurately, and affordably, and photogrammetry software for converting photographs to 3D or orthomosaic maps keeps getting better.
A bird on the brink of extinction could benefit from advanced software that helps the U.S. Air Force monitor forests, tree health, and golden-cheeked warbler habitat. How can UAV technology help this native Texas bird thrive?
Joe Sullivan
Jan 7, 2020 12:30:00 PM 
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