From blurry
to a sharper reality
Satellite
- 3,500 tonnes of CO2 per rocket launch
- Low resolution (open source 10 m, paid 0.3 m)
- Limited data types/sensors/angles
- Set time capture
- Works well for macro level & combined with drone data
Drone
- Battery driven
- 1 cm / ultra high resolution
- Nearly limitless data types/sensors/angles
- Customized time caputre
- Works well for micro level & combined with satellite
Comparison between Satellite data and Drone data.
Gairagaun, Pubichauki rural municipality ward-3, Doti is the most affected area of Sudurpaschim Earthquake 2022. 6 people died and 12 injured. Almost every house in this village is showcasing serious cracks in their walls. People are living in tents. Some houses collapsed. This data was captured by our Crowddroner Sunil Bogati in Nepal, and uploaded to Humanitarian Data Exchange free to use.
Gairagaun, Pubichauki rural municipality ward-3, Doti is the most affected area of Sudurpaschim Earthquake 2022. 6 people died and 12 injured. Almost every house in this village is showcasing serious cracks in their walls. People are living in tents. Some houses collapsed. This data was captured by our Crowddroner Sunil Bogati in Nepal, and uploaded to Humanitarian Data Exchange free to use.
Benefits of
using drone data
1. Based on averages of tradidional methods of collecting data
such as manual ground surveying.
such as manual ground surveying.
2. Compared available to industry standard satelite imagery.
3. Commercial satelite imagery/helicopters/manual surveying.
High-res
imagery
Up to x50 increase
in data quality²
Save
time
Up to 70% reduction in data acquisition time¹
Reduce
costs
Drones costs a fraction of
comparable monitoring methods³
Personal
safety
Drones can reach places
people can’t.
Environmentally
friendly
Drones reduce CO2 emissions by 90% by being battery-driven and using local operators as opposed to helicopters.
Drone imaging
1 cm
Resolution
Satellite imaging
50cm-10m
Resolution
