Agricultural Mapping with Drones and Satellites

[@daustonian9331]

Thanks a ton, great information. One clarification on under 250g drones - even though the weight is for recreation, if the intent is anything but 100% fun, you need a license. An example is you are at a game and the coach asks you to take a video for the team to watch after - you now need a license in the US / FAA. Unless you draw maps for pure enjoyment, I’d say you need a license for the uses proposed.

[@tommatt121]

This is the best most understandable information on plant Heath via drone data collection I have seen or heard the explanation is clear and understandable in terms basic trained or skilled agricultural agronomist can expand there knowledge of the different spectrum results. Also the best explanation of lidar data I have ever heard , well done I’ll be following any updates closely, I’m currently consulting to a variety of farming industries with the on ground methods but slowly building confidence in data collection and crop management from drones on site , Let’s cut chemical application to the last resort and improve the down stream quality of farming products, build systems that will manage small breakouts and stop in nessary chemical application. Bloody good work !!

[@kootenayboundaryfarmadviso5142]

Thanks Tom, appreciate the kudos! A big role for drones in ag, agreed, good luck with your work, and be in touch if you're in our region or have ideas you'd like to share.

[@taxusbaccata3001]

I study forestry and all you said we covered more in depth but obivously it took a lot more time. This video is great for me to recap all the stuff I learned. Could be a bit short for people who had no experience in this field but I loved it. Greetings from Austria.

[@andrewbennett8788]

Greetings! Glad it was a good review.

[@grantboxer3443]

Note that Sentinel 2 data is not now available from the USGS. The ESA Copernicus data portal can be used to search and download Sentinel 2 data.

[@Joe-wo6wj]

Hi Andrew. You have provided some great info in this video. Unfortunately I don’t see 2 of the most important drone regulations. You do cover the don’t do any thing stupid but visual line of site and max of 400’ ceiling was forgotten. Even under 250g you still have to keep visual line of site and under 400’. With a Mavic mini a multi km range is pretty irrelevant since it’s so small you can’t keep visual sight very far from the drone

[@andrewbennett8788]

Good points Joe, those are two really crucial limits.

[@dronesinconstruction]

Drone on Champ ❤

[@odilbekshamuratov2882]

Can you make a video about the use of drones and arcgis software for agricultural crop vegetation detection

[@SamirBasu-f8x]

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[@helenasok3530]

Thanks for a great and useful review video. My background is programming and working on iOT project for the last two years. Now I am looking to start a NDVI for farm. I want to start small with DJI mini drone and use NIR camera. Anyhow, DJI mini use RGB camera. so I need to replace it with NIR camera? I also come across NOIR camera for Rasperry pi which is cheaper than NIR camera. Can NOIR camera achieve the same thing?

[@odilbekshamuratov2882]

Can you make a video about the use of drones and arcgis software for agricultural crop vegetation detection

[@andrewbennett8788]

@@odilbekshamuratov2882 Great idea. I personally use QGIS so someone else will have to carry the torch for ArcGIS... but I think using QGIS (or any GIS) in ag is a worthy topic

[@alameenibraheemhameed4346]

Sir, can we get the pdf files for the reaserch videos

[@wimukcommool7619]

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