
Introduction to drone use in plant science
How are drones used to capture imagery and collect high-precision data? Here, we provide an overview!
Drones (UAVs) are valuable tools for plant phenotyping and management. Here, we host protocols and educational resources for drone use in plant science.
See also our YouTube playlist here!
How are drones used to capture imagery and collect high-precision data? Here, we provide an overview!
Get certified to fly commercially! Here, we provide free study materials for the Part 107 Remote Pilot in Command knowledge test, required for commercial drone use in the United States
Using mission-planning applications to capture the best quality data for your project
Turning raw images into orthomosaics, reflectance maps, and digital surface models
Get the basics on this awesome, free, open-source software, that will unlock the data in your drone images!
Specify where your plots or areas of interest are!
Calculate vegetation indices to make the most of your data!
Using the georeferencer makes it easy to extract data from different cameras or flight dates using a single plot grid!
Eliminate unwanted areas in your image sets
Determine the canopy fraction and total canopy area in each of your plots!
Eliminate soil pixels and then download canopy health data from your plants, with other surfaces removed
Extract data on canopy area, canopy height, and canopy volume for your plots!
Extract data on canopy area, canopy height, and canopy volume for your plots!
How to make true-color imagery from multispectral images
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