How to get the most accurate volumetric measurements ?

[@jerseyshoredroneservices225]

I don't understand the point of comparing Paul's volume analysis with what the landscape company had as the inventory. Why are we assuming that the landscape company had an accurate figure? IF they have an accurate system then they wouldn't need a drone guy, right? If they don't have an accurate system, then comparing to their inventory is pointless.

[@RustyBroadus-q4r]

I have Mavic 3t enterprise. I need to fly it inside a large metal building with lots of steel equipment. Is there a way to switch it to ATTI or what can I expect.

[@efpdronefootage]

Hey guys, is your advise and courses UK friendly?

[@DroneU]

Hi there, yes except for our Part 107 course which only applies to the US all the remaining courses are designed around increasing your skill and technical expertise. We have students from all over the world. Please reach out to us on [e-mail] if you have any further questions and we will be happy to guide you.

[@jerseyshoredroneservices225]

I'm not sure it's a good idea to put a control point on top of a stockpile. I think the safety certification organizations and insurance companies along with quarry operators would discourage this. MSHA, IAMSH of SME and others. "Sending a human to climb stockpiles can result in twisted ankles, falls, and accidents, leaving companies open to liability. These individuals must also navigate busy yards where heavy equipment operates, increasing the risk to worker safety." I haven't done it yet but I've often thought that for the right clients it would make sense to shoot/mark permanent ground points, including at least one at an elevated point such as a post or rooftop.