Plan Your Drone Flight! SiteScan for ArcGIS LE & Drone2Map

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Curious about how SiteScan for ArcGIS LE works? Here, I explore this flight path planning software for your drone flight. If you are using Drone2Map, you should be using SiteScan for ArcGIS LE.
  1. All Things Maps
  2. Drone
  3. ArcGIS
  4. Drone2Map
  5. Flight Planning
  6. Geography
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Just want to mention gimbal angle of 0 is nadir or straight down. Also, Part 107 license does not mean you can fly over 400'. The distinction is between hobbyist use and commercial use (any commercial use requires Part 107 license) - drones are still limited to less than 55 lbs and 400' above ground for Part 107 license holders. Hobbyists are still subject to FAA airspace rules. Good video, one of only a few out there on this subject. I'm just learning myself as far as practical hands-on workflows with drones and mapping, though I do have a Part 107. So I was glad to see this video.

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