The comprehensive 14-page white paper looks at drone technology and integration challenges and aims to steer business and technical decision makers through the demanding process of commercial drone operation. Using Australia’s economic and environmental landscape as an example unveils the challenges and benefits that come along with drone operation.
The report represents the essence of what you need to know if you consider using drone technology. Whether you want to buy this service from a professional drone operator or start it yourself – the report provides all aspects for water-proof decision-making.
Using drones under extreme conditions remains a challenge for many companies around the world. Choosing the right platform versus a professional service provider for drone operation is equally challenging – especially when the results must be highly accurate.
This 14-page white paper looks at some of these challenges in detail and aims to steer business and technical decision makers through the demanding process of commercial drone operation. Using Australia’s economic and environmental landscape as an example unveils challenges and benefits that come along with drone operation.
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The Report is a structured repository of the entire value chain of surveying. It includes:
The report is structured as followed:
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Executive summary
1.2 Challenges and perspectives of Australian industries
1.3 Commercial UAV operation in Australia
2 WHY UAVs ARE A REAL ALTERNATIVE
2.1 Traditional methods and operational challenges
2.2 More than just filling in the gap
2.3 The impact of regulation on UAV businesses
3 UNDERSTANDING THE UAV ECOSYSTEM
3.1 Accuracy of aerial data
3.2 Make or buy
3.2.1 Configuring a UAV solution
3.2.2 Using a service provider
3.2.3 Comparing key service provider solution
4 CASE STUDIES
4.1 UAV-based powerline inspection
4.2 UAV-based surveying of a future construction area
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