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Date: 21 january 2021
Type of publication: news
Author: Production Department
More than 10 % of the Russian territory is occupied by the tundra biome. Despite hard northern climatic parameters, this territory is being actively used and requires actual spatial data. In recent years, unmanned aerial vehicles have become a popular source of detailed aerial imaging data. Aerial imaging in the tundra is quite a difficult task. Daily temperature fluctuations, vast water areas, strong winds, changeable weather, and other factors affect the quality of aerial data. Short imaging season makes you to carry out field survey in extremely short time with a large amount of data. The requirements for the process of photogrammetric data processing are also increasing.
It is such a challenging project that our company completed last autumn. The customer provided us with a bulk of aerial data that comprised more than 100,000 images for an area of 300 sq. km. The difference in elevation was not large and was about 56 meters. Trees were almost absent in the imagery, dwarf groveling shrubs, lichen, and moss prevailed. Buildings were sporadic. Most of the territory was covered by water: rivers, oxbows, thermokarst lakes, and flat bogs.
