Protection
Poaching and climate change have a huge impact on the health of wildlife around the world. Fortunately, conservationists of natural resources are taking innovative methods to protect and study our global ecosystem. Combined with geospatial imagery, drones are now used to monitor and track animals, and drones are also used to mark animals and collect samples.
In addition to promoting research on the ecosystem, drones can also allow environmentalists to track and imprison poachers.
Mining industry
Mining is a capital-intensive industry that needs to constantly measure and evaluate physical materials—ores, rocks or minerals are difficult to measure. However, with a unique camera, drones can capture stored inventory data and investigate mining operations from the air. This reduces the risk of having surveyors on the ground.
Electric Power inspection
Drones are used in the power field to reduce risks and operate in areas that can not be reached by humans. Traditional electric power inspections rely on manpower to conduct inspections, and sometimes workers need to overcome some constraints of the geographical environment which lead a threat to their personal safety. And the infrared impression data obtained by using drones plays an important role in electric power inspections.
Construction planning
Drones also can be used for building planning and management. Software developers have created solutions that analyze construction progress with periodically captured data. Although ground surveys are still a key part of building planning and monitoring, the use of drone data is becoming increasingly important.
Camera technology can be used to monitor buildings, measure terrain, and soil types. These applications run through the entire building life cycle.
These fields have the shadow of drones. These fields have brought us great convenience. We believe that with the development of technology, the application of drones has a lot of unlimited potential is waiting for humans to explore.
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