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InterGeo has, and continues to, emphasize digitalization as a theme. Specifically, tying the role of geolocation to the broader trend in digitalization.
Drones are already paying dividends to farmers with their ability to assist in planting and monitoring crops. But now, farmers are beginning to use these UAVs in off-season work as well. The result has been an almost year-round potential to employ drones—and this gives farmers a superior return on their technology investments.
It takes a lot of skill to get survey-grade accuracy using a drone. Ensuring accuracy also requires using ASPRS standards for measuring and verifying the accuracy of the final data.
At the 2018 SPAR3D Expo and Conference, POB stopped at the Geomni booth to speak with them about what they do and the benefits of their geospatial data capturing processes.