April 21st PWA Outing
Introduction:
This was the final outing of the semester for AT 31900 at
Purdue University. This outing involved multiple flight crew of two individuals
each, with my group being the single group of three due to absences. Data
collected was used to make an orthomosaic displaying the differences between
using ground control points compared to using Arc Collector. On top of this,
the last set of data for comparing the northern burn plots was gathered. All
flights were conducted by part 107 licensed operators, under the supervision of
Dr. Hupy. All flights were successful with no errors or incident occurring.
Area of Study:
Flight outing was conducted at the Purdue
Wildlife Area (PWA), 8000 IN-26,
West Lafayette, IN 47906. Flights were done on DJI Mavic 2 Pro’s with the
onboard sensor being used. On day of flight conditions were good for flying,
except for mild winds. Vehicles operated over burn fields at PWA, as well as
over the salamander tanks and construction zone.
Though
initially weather was snowy and sleeting, the weather cleared long enough to
conduct all flights.
Metadata:
General
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Location: PWA
Date: 4-21-21
Vehicle: Mavic
2 Pro
Sensor: Onboard
(Hasselblad)
Battery: MV32
Approval #
(LAANC/COA/Waiver)
Flight Information
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Flight Number: 4
Takeoff Time: 2:26pm
Landing Time: 2:34pm
Altitude (m): 400ft
Sensor Angle: 0
degrees
Overlap: 80%
Sidelap: 80%
Geolocating
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System used (GCP type/PPK)
Coordinate System: 6345
Weather
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Metar Used:
KLAF
Crew
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PIC: Red
Ooms
VO: Matthew
Decloedt
Submitter: John
Sayre
Figure 1: PWA Arc collector comparison
Figure 2: Burn Plot Comparisons
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