Select a path on the map or in the list to see its details.
River lines from GVT's KML files are checked against the project sheet and the terrain, then cut into flight paths of up to 2 km of river. Every route is checked on the Digital Sky airspace map before the flying day.
The flight crew marks and surveys ground control points and checkpoints with survey-grade GNSS, so every model is tied to real coordinates and heights.
An enterprise drone flies each path at 100 m above ground, covering a 100 m wide corridor along the river, launched from a point near the middle of the path.
The same evening the data is checked for coverage and positioning, copied twice, and any gap is scheduled for a re-fly the next morning.
Each river is processed as one block: aligned on its ground control, then built into the orthomosaic, 3D model and terrain model.
Orthomosaic, 3D mesh, point cloud, surface and terrain models, contours, cross-sections, long sections, volume tables and the accuracy report.