Hello,
I'd like to ask the Research Gate community if any one is using drones equipped with multi-spectral image capture? We recently purchased a Parrot Bluegrass drone equipped with a Sequoia multi-spectral camera.
- What drone are you using?
- What App are you using for planning flight missions?
- What post-processing software do you use for image analysis?
Thank you,
Mark Primavera
Please check it
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316802665_The_Use_of_Drones_in_Forestry
https://waypoint.sensefly.com/stefano-puliti-forestry-aerial-photogrammetry/
Please see this link!
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316802665_The_Use_of_Drones_in_Forestry
Please follow this useful link on RG:
Article The Use of Drones in Forestry
We have an Bluegrass with Sequoia sensor.
What drone are you using?
We use it for NDVI data.
What App are you using for planning flight missions?
Pix4DCapture for IOS and Android (Free). Unfortunately Parrot is not supporting 3rd party UAV softwares.
What post-processing software do you use for image analysis?
Pix4D desktop for Windows
Thank you everyone for your input - it is great help.
M. Yağmur Polat - Yes I have the same, Bluegrass with Sequoia sensor and plan on using it for NDVI data.
For flight missions I was planning to use Parrot Fields but do want to try to use Pix4DCapture on my iPad. Yes, I also will be using Pix4D desktop for Windows.
I'm still in the process of taking the Advanced UAV course online, I fly remote control airplanes and sailplanes and looking forward to flying the Bluegrass.
Mark
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