Share | 03/31/2022
These orthomosaic, digital surface model (DSM) and point cloud are one of the outputs generated during the survey of a 14 meters deep landslide. The colossal size of the cracking alerted experts to respond quickly in order to prevent the slope from sliding off completely and consuming the nearby road network. The Georgian National Environmental Agency mapped the landslide with the eBee X drone and Aeria X camera, and processed it with PIX4Dmapper. Thanks to the maps generated with the drone data, the team of experts could study the volume, curvature and movement of the landslide, to detect its direction, type, velocity, depth, and at the same time identify cracks and flow accumulation. Read the case study here.
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