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Data Collection

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Last updated 3 days ago

The following articles on Data Collection briefly discuss the method in which each sensor collects data, as well as some best practices for maximizing data quality from each sensor integrated in GRYFN Gobi.


Best Practices

With smaller aircraft such as the DJI M350, GRYFN recommends a maximum flight speed of 8m/s for hyperspectral data collection. This is because the intense pitch and limited stability at high speeds of small aircraft cause issues with hyperspectral data quality.

Area Coverage

Maximum area coverage estimates in ideal weather conditions, limited movement between study areas, efficient operators, unlimited battery sets.

DJI M350

ALTITUDE
Per Flight
Per Day (4 Hour Window)

30m

7.5 Acres

45 Acres

60m

25 Acres

150 Acres

120m

60 Acres

360 Acres

SBG Quanta Micro
Ouster OS-1
Headwall Nano HP
Sony ILX-LR1
Flight Planning Calculator