Sunlight, wind, time of day, and other factors affect the quality of your drone image mapping. Learn what conditions are best for flying your fields. This is a section from the 2016 Agriculture Webinar hosted by DroneDeploy with special guests Jim Love from Beck's Hybrid and Chad Colby from Colby AgTech.
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Ag Series #1 - Selecting a Drone
▷ 2:36 - Agriculture
Learn how to select the right drone to fly your fields.
Ag Series #2 - Choosing Your Settings
▷ 2:20 - Agriculture
An overview on how to choose your flight settings to fly your fields.
Ag Series #4 - Algorithm for your Camera
▷ 2:20 - Agriculture
How to choose the right algorithm for your camera.
Ag Series #5 - What is NDVI?
▷ 2:59 - Agriculture
Understand the basics of NDVI to understand crop health.
Ag Series #6 - Highlighting Crop Variability
▷ 1:50 - Agriculture
Learn how you can highlight crop variability.
Ag Series #8 - Monitoring Maturity and Dry Down
▷ 3:15 - Agriculture
Use drone data to quantify the maturity of a crop.
Ag Series #9 - Measuring Volumes
▷ 1:05 - Agriculture
You can use drone data to measure volumes.
Ag Series #10 - Reviewing the Map
▷ 1:18 - Agriculture
Next steps after flying the field and reviewing the map.