3D Mapping Historic Sites with a Drone!

[@timareskog2418]

Great practical instructional video Jacob, thank you. 👍

[@OurPastAu]

Thank you Tim.

[@TheOutbackFisherman]

So awesome Jacob, well done

[@OurPastAu]

Thank you

[@detectingdownunder9365]

Brilliant video Jacob! We're very big on promoting Drones in the hobby as we see them as another valuable tool in the arsenal. Well done and keep up the great work!

[@OurPastAu]

Thanks for the support DDU!

[@detectingdownunder9365]

@@OurPastAu Our pleasure mate. We're right behind all the way.

[@davidberriman5903]

Jacob you just keep the wow factor going don't you. That was incredible. I was not aware that sort of software was available. Thank you very much for yet another excellent presentation.

[@OurPastAu]

Thank you Dave, it's really impressive as to what can be done with a low budget and minimal technical knowledge.

[@mehurtmyfinger]

wow the 3d capability is amazing!! that is very cool!

[@OurPastAu]

It's incredible what can be done with basic gear and minimal technical knowledge! When I first came across the application, I was out with the drone all weekend, haha!

[@cointector]

Great video Jacob mate gives you a bird’s eye 👁 view of some awesome detecting spots. Would love to use something like that in a few gold mining towns around Victoria cheers mate.

[@OurPastAu]

Thanks, Paul, yeah it really gives a new aspect of old sites. 👍

[@cointector]

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[@mehurtmyfinger]

i used to have to manually model from topo maps. Try this if you can, export a goldbearing creek model into a program with some water physics and send some heavy material down it, to simulate likely chances of gold depositing over the strata

[@OurPastAu]

I'll have to look into if I can export it as an interactive file, rather than an MP4 'flythrough', cause that would be really interesting. Thanks for the idea!

[@metaldetectingaustralia9267]

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[@metaldetectingaustralia9267]

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