Not just onwards…but upwards! 2021 will soon be upon us but did you know that January will also see a set of new EU harmonisation regulations applicable to all commercial drone pilots?
This is just one of the key topics that we’ll be covering in our upcoming webinar hosted by the KOREC Mapping team and our partners at senseFly.
As well as outlining how a senseFly eBee can assist in meeting these new regulations, we’ll also be offering an unbeatable deal – get up to £4000 for your Total Station or GNSS when you trade it in for a senseFly eBee X with RTK activation – which will make owning a senseFly eBee RTK (with a choice of one of the premium sensor options) an attractive and achievable choice for 2021.
The webinar will cover:
- Advantages of drone mapping over traditional methods
- Introduction to the eBeeX
- Quadcopter vs. Fixed Wing – what’s the difference?
- Update on new regs for EU harmonisation
- Limited time promotional offer – trade-in deal worth £4k
- Plenty of opportunities to question the panel and to find out more information.
Adding a senseFly eBee to your survey fleet is also a great way to ensure that you can continue operating during any future COVID related restrictions. Social distancing is one of the best methods to avoid coming into contact with the virus and consequently reduce the chances of infection. Therefore it comes as no surprise to learn that drones are experiencing a new surge of popularity as the balance tips towards any socially distanced solution that can enable surveyors to complete existing projects and start new ones.
We do hope you’ll join us for this exciting session, and prepare to get 2021-ready!
Construction intelligence has valued UK contracts in 2017 at £71bn. A great number of these will require some form of monitoring which is why adding deformation monitoring to your survey portfolio can be highly profitable.
And it’s easier than you think. More often than not, you already have the equipment to do it with basic systems requiring nothing more than a Trimble Total Station with FineLock technology and the stake-out function in Trimble Access software running on a controller.
Alternatively, you may already have a laser scanner for creating surface models and of course surface to surface comparisons, ideal for detecting a bulging retaining wall, without the need to put prisms on structures.
The next step would be investing in Trimble’s modestly priced 4D monitoring app for setting up a measuring regime. Full information on all these options, and more advanced ones, is available from our webinar.
Watch the KOREC Webinar for an introduction to Monitoring and learn how they are being used by surveyors in a variety of projects around the world, which was aired on 15th October 2010.
Monitoring is the fastest growing discipline in the survey market and thanks to new ‘accessible’ systems such as Trimble’s S8 Total Station and 4D Control software and their short learning curve, land surveyors can now bid and perform on jobs previously denied to them due to the high level of investment involved.
Watch the KOREC Webinar of an introduction to these systems and learn how they are being used by surveyors in a variety of projects around the world.
To register, click here and fill in the registration form with GoTo Webinar.