Drone know-how
How ground sample distance (GSD) relates to accuracy and drone ROI
Learn why ground sample distance (GSD) is the basis of your drone map’s accuracy, and how it influences the amount of data you gather and process per survey.
Category: Drone know-how
Drone know-how
SITECH demo days in Canada
Organized by SITECH Mid-Canada and supported by Wingtra, the demo days will teach you how to fly drones, how to process and analyze the collected data.
Drone know-how
Webinar: How to achieve 1 cm drone survey accuracy in your next mapping project
In this webinar we discuss step-by-step actions to prepare for your highly accurate mapping mission, data collection process and data post-processing in order to achieve the best results.
Drone know-how
Tailsitters vs. quadplanes – why a VTOL tailsitter is the best surveying drone for your mapping missions
In this article, we will examine the key differences between the two, and highlight the advantages that tailsitters have over quadplanes.
Drone know-how
How you can achieve 1 cm (0.4 in) drone survey accuracy in your next mapping project
The recent Wingtra white paper on Reaching 1 cm (0.4 in) Absolute Accuracy showcases that the VTOL WingtraOne drone reaches three times higher accuracy than what other fixed-wing drones can achieve.
Drone know-how
Wingtra Webinar: Collecting multispectral imagery with VTOL drones in the most challenging conditions
In this webinar, we will talk about how VTOL drone technology helps professionals collect the high quality multispectral imagery over the most complicated terrains.
Case study
How drone surveys can save time and improve data accuracy in mining
Cost and revenue calculations, sales forecasting, operational planning and other recurring tasks require constant tracking of the activities. What is the current state of the mine? What volume of gravel was removed? How much can be deposited in the future?
Drone know-how
No trade-offs with the WingtraOne: get the largest coverage even at low GSDs
In a recent flight, our team shows how surveyors can achieve an area coverage of 130 ha at GSD lower than 1 cm.