Using sUAV for Data Collection in Planning A Case Study of Jompol Road, Nakhon Ratchasima
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The aerial photographs for planning development used to Urban Planning department and related fields. Generally, this data was using the satellite imagery from the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Public Organization) and the aerial photographs from the Royal Thai Survey Department. While the procedures and overhead costs to get information. In present, the information technology is continuing development. There is easy access to the Internet. Especially, the use of satellite imagery from the Google Earth program. However, the aerial imagery data not updating and covering
all areas. At the same time, technological development has an invention for aerial photographs collection, such as small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAV). This device installed with cameras and record geographic position coordinates (GPS) into digital aerial photos. That control system from the remote control, computer or application on the smartphone.
This article compares the data obtained from aerial photographs processing from sUAV technology with satellite imagery by Google Earth and 3D data from 3D Laser Scanner. The result from using sUAV technique provide current aerial photographs, high-resolution and flexible use of data collection.
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