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Sky High Bull's-Eye Drone Ground Control Point GCP - UAV Aerial Target for Mapping & Surveying (10 Pack) | Center Passthrough Numbered 0-9 (Black/Grey Markers) | Pix4D & DroneDeploy Compatible
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Sky High Bull's-Eye Drone Ground Control Point GCP Features
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RELIABLE & ACCURATE - Our ground markers are a must-have for professionals looking to upgrade their drone mapping surveying equipment to achieve pinpoint accuracy in their mapping and surveying projects. The material of this ground control point drone is made with a matte finish, which reduces glare from sunlight and overexposure on sunny days, making selecting the center of the aerial target easier during post-processing.
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USER-FRIENDLY CENTER PASSTHROUGH DESIGN - Sky High Bull's Eye drone surveying ground control points/aerial targets come in a pack of 10 and are numbered 0-9 for easy identification of your control points. This version of our GCPs feature a center passthrough which allows the user to use existing survey markers and stakes for ground control without removing the stakes from the ground.
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CHECKERBOARD DESIGN FOR AUTODETECTION - Our checkerboard GCPs are compatible with leading mapping software such as Pix4D and DroneDeploy, allowing you to streamline your workflow and achieve the most accurate and efficient results. Using the autodetection features available within these software suites in combination with our aerial targets will improve the efficiency and reliability of your post-processing workflow.
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MAPPING, SURVEYING, CONSTRUCTION, AGRICULTURE & MORE - Our aerial targets/GCPs are not just limited to mapping and surveying projects. They can be used in a wide range of applications including construction site mapping, precision agriculture, and automobile crash reconstruction. This versatility makes them an essential tool for professionals in a variety of industries.
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SPEND MORE TIME MAPPING - By using our ground targets, you can spend more time in the field and less time making DIY GCPs. Our surveying targets are durable and built to last, which means you can use them for multiple projects, reducing the need for frequent replacements. These GCPs are also lightweight and made of a durable mesh material, allowing for easy transportation while alos being weather resistant to rain & snow, resulting in an aerial targe that you can rely on for consistent results.
About Sky High Bull's-Eye Drone Ground Control Point GCP
Finally a better alternative to homemade Ground Control Points (GCPs) to fulfill any UAV drone mapper's needs. With a unique center passthrough design, this GCP can be used on already established survey points, which enables mapping to be performed after a surveyor has already taken coordinates. Simply place the survey marker through the 3" x 3" center cutout of the GCP to perform precise aerial mapping with pre-established coordinates. The GCP can also be used via a more traditional approach with the center flaps covering the cutout, enabling centimeter level precision mapping. The cutout flaps provides a center point to shoot your own coordinates, with an open center to place your rod, decreasing the chances of puncturing the GCP. The 24" x 24" design enables easy transport and storage of the GCPs as well as a scale to use when reconstructing your map. With 4 tie down points, the GCP is also easy to keep in position, even on the windiest of days. New for this iteration, numbers are now provided so that the GCPs are easy to keep track of in the field! With numbers 0-9, the targets are easily customized to be numbered from 0-99 using a permanent marker and the empty square based on the needs of the user. Another new addition is the grey color which reduces the chance of overexposing the target compared to the white variant, further improving the mapping process.
