Analysis of plantation completeness based on high-resolution unmanned aerial photography materials
The prospects of using high-resolution multi-zone aerial photography obtained from an aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicle to obtain one of the main taxi indicators are being considered. As a basis for a navigation solution that will improve the reliability of ground-based information collected at points of interest on forest allotments in order to validate remote sensing data obtained from processing, the authors propose a system of pre-broken points-poppies before shooting. As a basis for collecting ground information, the authors rely on radial platforms of a given radius, on which full river accounting is performed with positioning of trees on the ground. The data obtained were processed in the GIS and, based on the results of the analysis, conclusions were drawn on the prospects for determining the completeness indicator in various ways with sufficient reliability.