Drone Survey Journal

The problem with scattered site data Anyone who captures aerial imagery for the same location more than once has felt the frustration. A first flight produces a set of raw images, a rough orthomosaic, maybe a point cloud. The second flight, weeks or months later, generates its own collection. Before long, those files live on different drives, in different folders, with different naming conventions. Comparing the two sets becomes a manual chore that eats time and introduces