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Daisy-chain multiple missions

LanNguyen1

We need to fly over multiple small plots and I know someone can use UGSC to do this job efficiently with only 13 photos taken on each plot, 1 battery (25 min). Photos on each plot then stitched together to create ortho img for each plot.

We have access to SiteScan flight planner and hope that it will have this feature soon.

Thanks,

Lan

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Jake

It would be great if Site Scan could allow users to select more than one flight mode in one flight plan.

Normally, when planning a flight in Site Scan Manager for ArcGIS, it allows the selection of only one flight mode per mission. However, there are instances where planning flights with different modes in a nearby area is necessary. Currently, the limitation exists where only one flight mode can be chosen for a single mission. This requires users to recall the coverage of the first flight plan and manually select a second flight plan to ensure overlap. It would be beneficial if Site Scan Manager allowed the creation of multiple flight modes within the same project and provided the option to set overlap between these flight modes.

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Thanks,
Jake

NicoBonnafoux

This is still a functionality we want to add, but currently the priority is our efforts on releasing an Android version of the Flight app so this is on hold.

All your feedback is appreciated, please be sure to "Kudo" the idea if this is of interest to you, thank you.

BradNorth

Similar to @GregoryEnglishAAAE I am curious when this feature is going to become available.

GregoryEnglishAAAE

Hi @NicoBonnafoux ,

Are you able to share any timing on release of this feature? It has been in product plan for nearly a year now.

Thank you.

Silencedogood02

I am looking to see if the capability of daisy chaining ArcGIS Site Scan Panorama Flight flight plans currently exists and if not is it of interest to anyone.

Geobunga

Is there any update on when this feature will become available? Similar to Nico, we have a use case for having our drone capture imagery at numerous small plots in a single flight. Currently, being limited to one polygon per flight wastes valuable battery time returning home between every plot. If batch flights (or daisy chaining) is proving difficult for the developers, allowing multiple polygons when planning an area or crosshatch flight could be another approach we could work with.

LarryLaxdal

I agree, @BradNorth, that would be a great time saver!

BradNorth

In the context of Daisy Chaining Flight - The Pano flights, in particular, are typically short-duration flights and this feature would save us considerable time if we have multiple Panos to capture on a flight.

LanNguyen1

Thank Nico for the update!

Wonder when will we have the Beta to try?

And also the function to fly with our own DEM? the general SRTM DEM is not that good in many locations we operate.

Kind regards,

LanNguyen1

Hi Nico,

That is the one we need, chaining all small flight plans together and flight. After inspecting the UGCS, I think that function is very useful for us in forestry. We need to move from traditional plotting to drone plotting. Early 2022 is still 6mth... However, we have already subscribed to SiteScan, we need to wait 🙂

Thanks,

Lan

NicoBonnafoux

Hi Lan,

We plan to offer the ability to "Daisy-Chain" missions in the Site Scan Flight app, which will allow you to plan individual mapping missions, and perform them in one flight (battery permitting).

Would this achieve your needs?

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