Recent content by ExcObs1

Drone deploy has a specific algorithm for RGB pictures. Think it's "vari" I've compared to IR pics and it's not bad at all.

I have their single sensor and an Advanced. I do not use their software/application. It will do what they claim it will do.

NIR imaging (NDVI) or even thermal may yield early clues. Stressed or diseased plant/leaves reflect less green and NIR light. Some of the family has orange groves which have been devastated by the greening disease. I've spent some time playing around w/NIR/NDVI at the grove. NDVI1 by ExcObs1...

You are forward thinking and ahead of most "small" farmers. I've spent the last 30 years working for Verizon Communications (telephone/data service/fios) not wireless. When it comes to technology advances, you learn to grab on and let it pull you along or pick yourself up and look around for...

LOL..very good point :) Although I do side with the no fly in State parks crowd. There's over 1 million acres that's still flyable (today) in Florida's NF's. I own property in Apalachicola Forest, fly there a lot and have yet to see another UAS.

You can now stream vid to a second (wifi) device...I think

I've found most local farming ops are joined at the hip with the area university/extension agency, many of which are woefully behind in this technology. But I guess you get what you pay for :)

I had the same scenario recently, have not updated to ios 10 on the ipad.

Careful...there ARE a few sophisticated ones online here :)

Local City park

You could be providing a service that requires a Surveyor or Photogrammetrists licensing.....but again, I'm still not sure of the legal aspect of the work provided in example.

Photogrammetrists do. Just not sure what the caveat "For reference Only" would mean/provide for in this example.

Big can of worms here :)

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