My DJI Mavic 3M drone with a multispectral camera is used to professionally survey large areas of the landscape. Images are not only captured in the visible spectrum of light (red, green, blue), but also in the red edge and near-infrared range. This additional information is used to recognise and differentiate plants efficiently. It also allows conclusions to be drawn about the vitality of plants.

Use cases for this multispectral drone include:

• Nature conservation analyses
  • Classification of habitats
  • Recognition of plant species (invasive or rare species)
  • Orthophotos as basis for mapping
  • Monitoring of restoration projects and other measures
• Vegetation check in agriculture (precision farming)
  • Soil cover
  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Feeding damage and diseases
  • Fertiliser distribution
  • Drought stress
  • Weeds
• Forest monitoring
  • Forest inventory
  • Detection of damage (beetle infestation)
• High-resolution orthophotos
  • Resolutions of a few centimetres and below
• High-resolution terrain models
  • Analysis of ground movement and volume change
  • Runoff calculations

More about this service: Drone surveys and orthophotos