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Carpetas en el sitio de vuelos de misión Scan

ManuelCarpintero

Sería muy interesante la posibilidad de agrupar los vuelos creando carpetas dentro de las misiones. En la mayoría de los casos, en sitios de construcción solemos volar cada mes, realizando los mismos vuelos. En corredores, es necesario dividir esos vuelos. Cuando tienes más de 100 vuelos para un corredor dividido en 3 secciones, sería más fácil si quieres buscar un vuelo específico navegar a través de estas 3 carpetas. <\/P>

Otras soluciones lo tienen. <\/P>

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DavidOzer

Hi @ManuelCarpintero ,

Just to clarify your request, are you looking for a way to easily navigate to a mission (to view the orthomosaic, for example), or to a flight (to view fleet management data like the aircraft, pilot, etc)? I interpreted your comment as the former, needing to navigate to a mission, and you have multiple missions that cover a section of a corridor. Let me know if I'm off on that.

One feature we are planning is the ability to add tags (labels) to missions and flights. In the context of your request, you could tag the missions that belong to specific sections of a corridor, so that when you apply a filter to that tag, only those missions show up.

Would a solution like this address your challenge?

ManuelCarpintero

Hi @dozer,

Thank you for your answer. Have a look at my site scan dashboard missions. I always have the same mission every month (1 to 9).

What I mean is the possibility to group the mission by folders or tabs.

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sbouvier

I agree, having sub folders would help us classifying missions.

NicoBonnafoux

@ManuelCarpintero Why does creating a separate Project for each section not work for your use case?

sbouvier

I don't know for Manuel, but for us, it can be sub-projects or sub-missions, the idea is to have more than two levels of classification in the tree.

Thank you Nico

ManuelCarpintero

@NicoBonnafoux ,

It could be a possibility to create different projects, but it won’t be classified because it is the same project. Maybe I need to change the project concept an try to go as you suggestion. The fact is large projects need to be split . In my personal opinion, it is more functional to have sub folder inside of the project to classify and navigate faster and easier the missions.

Manuel.

DanielHolsgrove

This would be really handy for us as well. I work on a large mine site and the ability to set up a project for our different areas with sub folders to then hold the flights for a particular project in that area would make our data organisation a lot easier. I would go one step further and say the ability to have mulitple sub folder levels. An example from our site would be tailings dams. We fly these every 2 weeks for monitoring and required to keep the data for the Department of Mines

Project - Tailings Dam

Sub folders - Tails1, Tails2 etc

Sub Sub folder - 2020,2021,2022 etc

We are currently running 24 projects to cover different areas but once you go into them there is no way to easily locate the data you are after

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