Squeezing in two aerial mapping sites tomorrow with break in weather. Doubt there will be much more of a chance rest of Jan. #dronemapping for #arboriculture
Getting some impressive results using #WebODM for fast stitching geoTIFF #orthomosaics need to real challenge it so running a few of my larger data sets thorough. #dronemapping#UAV https://t.co/7ZXF6MpQaZ
One from the archives. I was called to this building site in my previous capacity as a arborist. Can't guess what could have caused it?? At the time of failure the site had been under construction for 2 years roughly. #trees#construction
Large overgrown site? Apprehensive about cost of topo for outline planning? Site mapping, #tree wound inspection and a whole host of other applications. The addition of a professional UAV to the #arb toolbox is already proving extremely useful for both planning and safety clients
Interestingly following trying QmetaTiles plugin to make a tiled ortho (it failed) it turns out that the facility is built into #QGIS xyztiles in raster tools,(it succeeded). Really enjoying refreshing GIS knowhow with free QGIS software.
Just for fun (actually it's work but is fun!) I'm making my own custom MBtiles map using @qgis for use in @LocusGis of a woodland flight and @DroneDeploy to create HD #Orthomosaic images. I'll use this map as a base for data capture on the coming survey days #GIS#Arb
(Relative to ground) elevation imagery for analysis of lower, younger vegetation or regeneration in compartments. Displaying on #android Using @LocusGis for field data capture. Orthomosaic files taking longer to process.
Looking for a solid #Android app to load #geotiff#orthomosaic maps made using #UAV ideally with data collection facilities. I'm already working exploring my own detailed aerial imagery as super HD maps. If fantastic new tool! More to descover.
@m0ppd I've obv not seen tree but a good TS would be able to spec a suitable reduction in my opinion that would be as mitigative in the immediate term. Without total defoliation. Remember it's easier to do crap tree work. You don't have to climb as hard.
@m0ppd Get as many quotes as you can. Don't let contractors tell you too much as to what you want. If it's topped you'll be left with a hat stand for potentially 3-5yrs. Before a meaningful volume of foliage returns.
@m0ppd This depends greatly on the vitality of the tree and it's ability to regenerate photosynthetic area. Don't forget you would be totally removing the trees ability to generate energy. Regeneration of foliage would be entirely from storage. The risk is a kick like that might end it.
@m0ppd 1/2 There's something wrong with that tree. What I would say about "pollarding" (read topping) is that it's an acceptable practice in instances where the tree owner may wish to retain an ailing tree. Get it looked at properly by a competent TS. Particularly the base.