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LiDAR vs UAV / Drone Digital Surface Model (DSM) of Young Radiata pine

by David Herries | Apr 19, 2017 | Forest Inventory, GIS and Mapping, UAV's / Drones

A profile view of an airborne #LiDAR (light blue) dataset from 1200m AGL vs #UAV / #Drone photo derived structure from motion #SFM digital surface model #DSM (dark blue) for a young plantation stand of Pinus radiata. Impressive just how well these datasets line up...
UAV / Drone Full Motion Video Mapping with ESRI Addin

UAV / Drone Full Motion Video Mapping with ESRI Addin

by David Herries | Apr 15, 2017 | GIS and Mapping, GPS, UAV's / Drones

An example of our remote sensing team using the Esri #ArcGIS Full Motion Video addin from #UAV #Drone video collected by our UAV’s. In this case providing the ability to map features direct from the video feed taken by the UAV within ArcGIS desktop. Thus...
Interpine Provides UAV / Drone Training to NZ Fire Service

Interpine Provides UAV / Drone Training to NZ Fire Service

by David Herries | Mar 28, 2017 | Training, UAV's / Drones

​Interpine #UAV team have spent the last week providing hands on #Drone Training for the @newzealandfireservice #USARteam with a range of DJI multirotors. In partnership with Massey University School of Aviation to certify their CAA RPAS wings certificates, it was...

Interpine Becomes a ESRI Partner

by David Herries | Feb 15, 2017 | GIS and Mapping, GPS, UAV's / Drones

​Excited to announce Interpine is now part of the #Esri Partner Network. This strengths our support for our clients across our #GIS services.
Mapping Invasive Aquatic Weed with Drones / UAV and Near Infrared

Mapping Invasive Aquatic Weed with Drones / UAV and Near Infrared

by David Herries | Feb 14, 2017 | GIS and Mapping, UAV's / Drones

Our #UAV / #Drone team monitoring invasive weed at New Zealand’s #Hydro lakes, helping reduce the disruption to our power supply using #NIR (near infrared) imagery and the skills of GIS team for semi-automated classification for management of this risk to power...
Exploring the Benefits of UAV Multispectral Imagery of the Forest

Exploring the Benefits of UAV Multispectral Imagery of the Forest

by David Herries | Dec 21, 2016 | Forest Health, Forest Inventory, GIS and Mapping, UAV's / Drones

​Exploring the benefits of capturing #multispectral imagery of the forest using #UAV / #Drones. Shown here are our UAV team using the MicaSense RedEdge sensor with our DJI Matrice 100. Sensors such as this allow for more advanced remote sensing analysis by our GIS...
Completing Thinning Silvicultural Inventory Using Drones / UAV

Completing Thinning Silvicultural Inventory Using Drones / UAV

by David Herries | Dec 19, 2016 | Forest Inventory, GIS and Mapping, UAV's / Drones

Silvicultural Inventory Using #Drones / #UAV – quantifying tree stocking and heights. Using drone based imagery and structure from motion photogrammetry, our remote sensing team combine an existing digital terrain model to allows forest managers to complete pre...
Making a Difference in Rural Fire Fighting with UAV / Drones

Making a Difference in Rural Fire Fighting with UAV / Drones

by David Herries | Dec 6, 2016 | GIS and Mapping, UAV's / Drones

Making a difference in #Rural #Fire Management with #UAV / #Drones day or night. Hotspot monitoring with @newzealandfireservice and Pumicelands Rural Fire Authority. Interpine’s trained FLIR ICT thermographer’s working on the fire ground with thermal...

Providing Foresters an Eye in the Sky a.k.a Camera on a Pole

by David Herries | Nov 27, 2016 | Forest Health, GIS and Mapping, Health and Safety, UAV's / Drones

Use of #UAV / #Drones as a #forest management tool, providing #foresters an eye in the sky. Inspect 200ha in a few moments. The productivity gains in staff time and gains in better crop monitoring are within reach. But managing the application of this technology needs...
Using Drone / UAV Thermal Imagery for Vegetation Fire Fighting

Using Drone / UAV Thermal Imagery for Vegetation Fire Fighting

by David Herries | Nov 18, 2016 | UAV's / Drones

Using Thermal Imagery from UAV / Drones, as a means for Fire Monitoring, Fire Attack Planning & Hotspot Detection. An example video is shown taken during a controlled burn operations which was planned to show the effects of terrain & fuel types having the...
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