Natural disasters are rarely predictable but the devastating effects can be minimized through mitigation and management using LiDAR for drone technology such as Trinity F90+ with Qube240. It can be used to monitor changes in the natural geological environment. Precautions can be taken when signs of movement or deterioration is detected. However, when natural disasters occur without warning, responses to natural disaster can be swift with proper disaster recovery planning and management. LiDAR for drone technology is valuable for natural disaster mitigation and management.
One significant advantage is the ability to penetrate the canopy of vegetations unlike RGB cameras. A more accurate representation of the terrain of the canopy can be obtained. Multiple maps with different types of information that are crucial in slope and landslide assessment can be generated with point cloud data from aerial LiDAR. Near real time aerial LiDAR data and output analysis are used for search and rescue operations to identify hazards and to monitor the stability of the earth near a landslide.
It also help the disaster recovery and management by enabling better planning and quick decision making in managing earth removal. Traffic and logistics around ground zero as well as establishing safe areas for the rescue teams. Agencies would be able to create a landslide prediction model through a mitigation plan and perform landscape modeling by updating hazard maps and the landslide database .
AECA is equipped with survey grade drones, best in class LiDAR sensors and specialized ground equipment to map areas of any size. Our 3D landscape modelling provides valuable insights that are unparallel in the local market. AECA has a highly competent and experienced team of survey engineers and drone services veterans that can be quickly deployed to natural disaster sites for data acquisition processing and output analysis. AECA's tools and expertise are what sets us apart. The defining difference is in the solutions that we make available to you and the superior result we provide which will ultimately determine how well and how fast we act in a a moment of destruction.
