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The team uses the <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">annotation toolbox</strong></a> frequently as well. “We can now make adjustments on the fly knowing that we can verify the elevation data later for any point on the map, without having to drive back to the community to do another survey,” Jay explained.":1,"#Another clear advantage to having up-to-date imagery of a given community is the immediate boost in accuracy in placing each community water point, Jay told us. Without census data, nor quality satellite imagery, it's difficult to determine where each water point should be placed, in order to maximize the ease of access for each household. For example, in the town of Nandobo, Water for Good had implemented a dozen manual pumps, but was ready to upgrade the town to a larger solar powered piped distribution system in 2020. Using DroneDeploy, they were able to use current imagery of every neighborhood, to see exactly where each manual pump was located, where new water points should be installed, and how far each household would have to walk to access those water points.":1,"#If you’re interested in learning more about <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">Drones for Good</strong></a>, visit our <a ljsid-3=\"\"><strong ljsid-3-0=\"\">website</strong></a>, or <a ljsid-5=\"\"><strong ljsid-5-0=\"\">contact us</strong></a>.":1,"#The Road Ahead: Projects Built to Last":1,"#Another use case? Identifying where to position as-designed reservoirs and pipes for optimal use by all residents in a given region. As Water for Good’s mission is to provide clean water to remote communities, their goal is to design and implement multiple solar-powered pipe distribution systems for use by anywhere from 1,500-4,000 individuals, providing 3-8 community water access points distributed across a village. “Ground-based surveying does not allow us to clearly position community water points where they'll be most needed, as we can't easily verify distances to the water points for all community members. Using DroneDeploy, we can design a better overall plan,” Jay stated.":1,"#For general upkeep, Water for Good's locally trained technicians make regular visits to the water points in the country, collecting community payments for services, fixing problems, and servicing worn parts. As a result of the more than 20,000 service visits by these teams, Water for Good is able to achieve over 95% functionality for the water points in these communities. Their current strategy includes designing every single water point needed for an entire region, with full implementation aided by drone mapping. The nonprofit’s current focus region is home to about one million people - with 1,325 new water points already in the planning stages to take the area from 10% water access up to 75%. Already in 2021, 39 new piped water points and 22 manual pumps have been installed - which means over 25,000 people have gained water access this year alone. We’re looking forward to continuing to support Water for Good through our Drones for Good program.":1,"#Jay Hocking, Chief of Operations, Water for Good":1,"#This ability to plan for the proper community needs through adequate data and understanding means more people are able to get access to safe, reliable drinking water.”":1,"#Focused planning is what creates projects built to last. Water for Good told us that although many water projects have been built across Sub-Saharan Africa, due to poor planning and a lack of community support, as much as 60% of the installed projects have failed in the region. In contrast, by focusing on implementing water points not just where they're technically possible, but where they'll provide the highest benefit to their communities, Water for Good has been able to get buy-in from the people living in these areas themselves - a tool critical for long-term maintenance.":1,"#Surveying Terrain for Pipeline Construction":1,"#The Central African Republic is one of the poorest and most fragile countries in the world. Despite adequate environmental resources, the country faces cycles of violence and political instability that have left the majority of the five million people living there without basic needs such as clean drinking water. Currently, conservative estimates state that just under 30% of the country has access to reliable water sources, resulting in two major consequences.":1,"#Without reliable ground water, shallow hand-dug wells and surface water can easily become contaminated, and often lead to the spread of waterborne illness. These illnesses directly contribute to the Central African Republic having one of the world's lowest life expectancies, at just <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">52 years old</strong></a>. The lack of easy access to the water also means women and children spend hours every day hauling heavy loads back to their families. As a typical 5 gallon jug weighs over 40 pounds, with most families using multiple jugs every day, this additional workload reduces overall quality of life, and makes it harder for children to attend school, and for women to maintain their households.":1,"#The organization’s Director of Operations, Jay Hocking, continuously juggles numerous logistical challenges. “It’s a difficult country to work in,” Jay said, “the region that Water for Good focuses on is about the size of the state of South Carolina, and there is only one paved road.” Obviously, this means that travel to and from different sites can be very difficult. As the nonprofit tries to be as efficient as possible, this means careful planning to reduce unnecessary travel and further elimination of multiple site changes. DroneDeploy’s <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">orthomosaic maps and 3D models</strong></a> have significantly aided these processes, by providing a remote planning system and quick distance estimations for Water for Good’s teams.":1,"#To combat these challenges, <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">Water for Good</strong></a>, a nonprofit organization, hopes to provide a lasting, sustainable service of water to the region. To do so, the group is utilizing photogrammetry techniques and DroneDeploy maps to understand the terrain around them, before drilling wells and constructing water pipelines. 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What are the risks?In this guide, we cover the need-to-know information for getting your drone program off the ground. Expect answers to some of the most commonly asked questions when deploying drones at scale. 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Our social impact partners continue to forge a path forward utilizing drones and robotics to work more efficiently and effectively on pressing global challenges.":1,"#Take a deep dive into our impact report to learn how organizations use our product to make a difference.":1,"#Product Impact":1,"#Here at DroneDeploy, we are so lucky to have an incredibly engaged and passionate team that is dedicated to making a difference. That’s why every year our company is going even further in building our our social impact program. We welcome the opportunity to share that work with you and together inspire change.":1,"#This year, for the first time we collected and reported our Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. We partnered with Energize Ventures and utilized their platform Metric ESG to conduct an emissions analysis. This report gave us great insight into our impact and will be used as we plan for and develop our environmental strategy in the years to come. 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This approach is crucial with produced water pipelines because no regulation mandates inspections, so they’re inspected less often than oil and gas pipelines.":1,"#Saltwater contamination is much more difficult to remediate than oil. Clean-up costs from a single spill can soar into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, and eliminate an entire harvest for local farmers. Over the past two years, TSC’s client had experienced three saltwater leaks that resulted in more than $1.5 million in total clean-up costs.":1,"#Saltwater Leaks Can Spell Disaster for Properties and Farms":1,"#Environmental, engineering, and construction services company <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">Trinity Services and Consulting</strong></a>, LLC (TSC) frequently works with O&amp;G companies to monitor pipelines, conduct soil testing, and, in the case of a spill, provide clean-up services. Instead of relying on ground crews and manned flights to monitor and detect leaks, it uses drones to map extensive pipeline networks to protect the environment and to keep client inspection and remediation costs down.":1,"#Thousands of miles of pipelines stretch out across the U.S., carrying oil and gas from wells to refineries. With any pipeline, corrosion can cause leaks and constitute a significant risk. Not only is a leak potentially catastrophic to the environment, but it can also cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to remediate and take years to clean up. Inspecting pipelines is a necessity that’s challenging, time-consuming, and expensive for O&G companies.":1,"#$1.5M":1,"#clean-up cost reduction":1,"#By using drones, TSC will be able to help its client monitor pipeline more often, at a much lower cost. Without TSC’s drone services, the client would have to deploy foot patrols or manned aircraft to search for potential leaks. By using drones and aerial imagery to monitor pipelines, leaks can be caught early, saving up to 90% on clean-up costs and preventing farmland from being damaged.":1,"#For one of its clients, a large O&G company, TSC used drones to perform vegetation indexing to identify possible saltwater leaks along two separate sections of the client’s pipeline in northern Oklahoma. In this region, produced water has a particularly high level of salinity. A leak from an underground pipe can spell disaster for nearby farms and properties. Saltwater kills vegetation, including row crops. Produced water leaks usually aren’t detected until there is plant kill-off.":1,"#A leak from an underground pipe can spell disaster for nearby farms and properties.":1,"#Not all pipelines transport oil or gas. Saltwater is a common byproduct of oil extraction. Also known as produced water, wells pump it up along with oil. Producers must separate the saltwater from the oil and then dispose of it properly. Nationwide, thousands of miles of pipeline transport saltwater to disposal points.":1,"#Using drone imagery and plant health analysis with DroneDeploy, TSC offers more efficient and frequent monitoring of produced water pipelines, so the client no longer has to wait until a landowner or farmer complains about plant kill-off to take action. This approach will limit environmental damage, preserve American farmland, protect crops, and save its client millions of dollars in remediation costs over time.":1,"#Examining the vegetation index, TSC identified specific areas of concern with DroneDeploy.":1,"#cost of just three leaks":1,"#miles of pipeline mapped":1,"#Even better, this initial map will serve as the foundation for continued surveillance of the pipeline. Comparing future maps to it will allow the client to detect vegetation changes over time and identify patches that are getting worse.":1,"#DroneDeploy was the right tool for this particular project because it was easy to use, cloud-based, fast, and had no hardware requirement.":1,"#Instead of relying on ground crews to detect leaks TSC uses drones to map extensive pipeline networks.":1,"#Mapping 180 Miles of Produced-Water Pipeline":1,"#The app made a big difference: Shane was able to fly the drone until the battery was depleted, resulting in fewer flights and a 30% time savings. The drones captured more than 50,000 photos, which were processed in DroneDeploy. Using the <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">ArcGIS integration</strong></a>, TSC technicians exported maps from DroneDeploy to create a single map in ArcGIS with indices and mark-ups.":1,"#For the project, TSC used Phantom 4 Pro drones to fly over 180 miles of pipeline to make a map and use a vegetation index to identify areas where potential leaks may be occurring. The project offered many challenges. The team used <a ljsid-1=\"\"><strong ljsid-1-0=\"\">DroneDeploy’s Linear Flight Plan app</strong></a> to plan the flights in advance. TSC’s UAS pilots, aided by visual observers for Part 107 compliance, made hundreds of flights to cover the many twists and turns of the client’s two pipeline networks.":1,"#Examining the vegetation index, TSC identified specific areas of concern. TSC tagged about 90 regions of interest along the pipeline and delivered high resolution, up-to-date imagery to the client, so it could analyze the photos and follow up with ground crew inspections, if necessary. If the client detects a single leak, it will see a significant ROI.":1,"#Catching Leaks Early Through Efficient Inspection Saves the Environment":1,"#Taking a Proactive Approach":1,"#DroneDeploy’s flight app is my favorite, and the linear mapping was great. The ability to do all the processing online without tying up computers here at the office is another huge plus.":1,"#For the project, TSC used DJI Phantom 4 Pro drones to fly over 180 miles of pipeline.":1,"#DroneDeploy Firewall: Cybersecurity Protection for Enterprise Drone Operations":1,"#8 hours ago":1,"#D":1,"#Read the report":1,"#Download the full report":1,"#Secure your drone operations with DroneDeploy Firewall. Prevent cyber attacks, control data egress, and ensure enterprise-grade security for autonomous drone missions. Protect sensitive site data with advanced cybersecurity controls for docked drones and robotic systems.":1,"#Contacte con un miembro de nuestro equipo.":1,"#inspecciones de fachadas":1,"#capturar datos RTK y PPK.":1,"#Skydio Cloud는 DroneDeploy와 동기화됩니다.":1,"#o software de precisão por padrão do DroneDeploy":1,"#No data":1,"#Auditoría del sitio":1,"#Cargar todos los parámetros":1,"#Enlaces externos":1,"#Enlaces internos":1,"#Informe de resumen":1,"#Training centers;":1,"#Museums.":1,"#Home school programs which belong to a nationally recognized home-schooling body or are expressly recognized by a local school governing body as an acceptable alternative to an accredited educational institution.":1,"#Middle schools and high schools;":1,"#”), as stated in the Order Form, then these Terms apply to your use of the Services. 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And UAVs are quickly becoming an indispensable tool to help you become more efficient in the field, and make more informed crop management decisions.Over the past few years, a growing ecosystem of ag-specific drone solutions has emerged, making it possible to put aerial data to work in new and exciting ways, ranging from detecting crop damage to analyzing stand counts.Whether you already use drones on your farm, or you are just beginning to think about it, we’ve filled this e-book with everything you need to know to successfully put a UAV to work in the field this season. 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