3D Oblique Mapping Using DJI Pilot 2 - Episode 10

[@yuriferraz5688]

Can I use the Zenmuse L2 for this type of mission?

[@Dan_Moller]

Will it always perform the 5 routes or can I select which route will be executed?

[@MisterDroneBelgique]

Hi, is it a way to have always the drone heading forward during the mapping ?

[@stanleytomasetti]

2:26 she lost me with "increasing the angle." So from 0 to -45 to -60 to -90 nadir, is that increasing or degreasing the angle?

[@brianringo]

My remote fails to upload mission every time. How can I fix this to start mapping?

[@ernieficklin3593]

How can I make the software stop the drone to take each infrared photo? The camera won't take sharp infrared images while the drone is moving. Thanks in advance.

[@a2k-media]

If it is necessary to keep the GSD to 1.0, and there is an obstacle somewhere in the area of my mission, does the drone (M3E RTK) fly automatically around the obstacle and will it still continue the mission?

[@DJIEnterprise]

The drone does not automatically fly around, would suggest using terrain follow to keep a consistent GSD with elevation changing.

[@a2k-media]

@@DJIEnterprise OK. So many thanks for the reply. To be more precise: I have a roof of a factory building, it's quite big. In order to comply with the GSD that is required, I have to fly about 10 -15 m above the roof. But now there is a tower on the building and a high antenna mast on top of the building. These represent an obstacle at the desired flight altitude. Unfortunately, I cannot define any "restricted zones" in the mission planning - so the drone could theoretically collide. If my drone's obstacle avoidance is set to fly around a detected obstacle (i.e. not hover) the drone should fly around or over the obstacle - just like it's set up, right? That way I could fly the mission. I just wonder if the drone interrupts or even aborts the flight mission when it detects an obstacle. What do the specialists say?

[@nanirayavarapu8763]

@@a2k-media I have the same issue. I am about to fly on a mine area which is literally on a hill. Its elevation is 1100 mtrs AGL. The ground is at 680 AGL. If i use terrain follow, it stops in the middle of the mission saying Max flight altitude reached when i set the max altitude at 100 mtrs using terrain follow. Not sure how to finish this. Wish they were more detailed in explaining terrain follow function.

[@a2k-media]

@@nanirayavarapu8763 sadly there is no answer from the „Specialists“. A mission without having any obstacles in the area is a very easy thing I can do with most consumer drones and third party apps. If it becomes more specific that’s where the more expensive Enterprise Drones should bring solutions. At least they brought us the POI Mode in the Pilot 2 App shortly so that we are able now to fly orbit. Wow. Thanks

[@dimitrispotamousis8747]

Did you find any solution ? Maybe they did an upgrade .. [ THIS IS VERY DISAPPOINTING .. I SPEND 5000+ EUROS ] @@a2k-media

[@fikretablay]

dji matrice 300 rtk landing legs come off while taking 45 degree smart oblique photos. what would be the reason

[@DJIEnterprise]

Sorry perhaps not fully understanding question. the M300 leg may be in photos if the gimbal angle is higher but it is ok for processing.

[@lukasnygren9373]

Nice video! How about using the M30T's Zoom camera for this type of mission?

[@DJIEnterprise]

We don't recommend mapping with the Zoom camera as it is a variable focal length optimized for inspection and live operations. The lens distortion correct and electronic shutter do not lead to good mapping results.

[@lukasnygren9373]

@@DJIEnterprise Ok interesting, thanks!

[@felixweinert8575]

How to set the flight route to target surface height of you try to map a not flat area?

[@DJIEnterprise]

Utilize the mapping mode and Terrain Follow option.

[@danzbjj]

@@DJIEnterprise For clarity to the poster, DJI Enterprise is saying to use Mapping function (2D) instead of Oblique since Oblique doesn't support terrain follow.