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Site Scan - Planification de mission depuis le bureau

COSPNWGuy

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Nous planifions presque exclusivement nos vols de drone à l'avance depuis le bureau. Nous effectuons très rarement des missions ad hoc sur le terrain. Nous devons examiner attentivement de nombreux facteurs et ne pas précipiter la planification des missions. De plus, nos demandes LAANC peuvent parfois prendre plusieurs jours pour être approuvées et il n'est pas logique de ne demander LAANC que via l'application field. Presque tous nos vols se déroulent dans un espace aérien contrôlé. Il serait agréable d'avoir une parité des fonctionnalités de planification de mission entre l'application native field et l'application web. Évidemment, tous les plans de mission créés au bureau devraient être synchronisés et affichés sur l'appareil une fois que vous êtes sur le terrain et prêt à voler.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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JeremiahJohnson_Esri

Currently you can plan basic area or crosshatch flights in the browser using the Site Scan Manger web application. However, the best way to preplan flights is actually using the iPad in the office! That way you have access to all of the flight modes, 3D flight tools, and overlays. There is also LAANC capabilities within the app so you can submit right away.

The flight plans are saved to the cloud, so anyone within your organization with an Operator privilege can execute it, even if they are using a different iPad than was used to plan the flight.

COSPNWGuy

Hi Jeremiah Johnson‌. I appreciate the comment, though I have to disagree some as not having feature parity between the web app and the native app proves logistically challenging. When I talk about the "office", I am also talking about home offices. We only have one iPad, but everyone has access to a PC. Sometimes the person planning the mission might not necessarily be the pilot. We keep the iPad with the UAV. It becomes a pain having to to shuttle a iPad back and forth for full mission planning capabilities (particularly when everyone is working from home in this Covid world). Obviously, we could buy more iPads, but that's hard to justify on the cost side. As someone very (very!) interested in purchasing Sitescan, I would appreciate feature parity. This gives us the best value and flexibility for mission planning. Honestly, the product becomes confusing when functionality doesn't match. The web app should have all the same flight modes\tools and LAANC authorization as the IOS app.

JeremiahJohnson_Esri

Understood.

I guess I should have mentioned at the beginning is that feature parity is on the roadmap. There is some backend architecture work going on currently on the web side that has to be completed before implementing features that are required for the advanced flight planning the iPad provides today.

Stay tuned!

COSPNWGuy

That's excellent news! Thanks for clarifying. Your initial response seemed that maybe this wasn't something you were thinking about. Glad this is not the case. Very happy this is on the roadmap!!!!!!

AngelaGray

I too just want to add we also only have 1 iPad and multiple pilots with our own laptops. Flight planning within Manager with our Portal layers and other REST services is needed on our laptops. Glad to hear it is on the road map.

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