Sky High Bull's-Eye Drone Ground Control Point GCP - UAV Aerial Target for Mapping & Surveying (10 Pack) | Center Eyelet Numbered 0-9 (Black/White Markers) | Pix4D & DroneDeploy Compatible

Sky High Bull's-Eye Drone Ground Control Point GCP - UAV Aerial Target for Mapping & Surveying (10 Pack) | Center Eyelet Numbered 0-9 (Black/White Markers) | Pix4D & DroneDeploy Compatible

• 24”x24” AERIAL TARGETS - Designed for low to medium altitude drone mapping and scanning, these drone GCPs were made for drone mapping up to 400 feet. The standard size is useful when scaling and verifying the map, providing a standard reference distance during post-processing.
• DRONE GCP WITH CENTER EYELET - Use the center eyelet to position the survey rod directly in the center of the aerial target, improving efficiency while also protecting the mesh GCPs from ripping on the sharp survey rod. For workflows where the ground control has already been established, the center eyelet can be used to position the aerial target directly above the survey nail or other indicator for improved accuracy.
• LIGHTWEIGHT & DURABLE AERIAL TARGETS - Using a weatherproof mesh material, these GCPs were made to be highly visible yet lightweight, a big benefit when traveling or placing the GCPs in the field. The material is made with a matte finish which reduces glare from sunlight and overexposure on sunny days, which makes selecting the center of the target easier during post-processing.
• GCP WITH SOFTWARE COMPATIBILITY - These GCPs are compatible with many popular photogrammetry reconstruction software from the leading companies in the space drone mapping, photogrammetry, and surveying space. The GCPs are compatible with most auto-detection software, and these GCPs have been used in a wide range of industries and educational training programs with great success.
• UAV GCP WITH CORNER ANCHOR POINTS - With eyelets at each corner to easily anchor the aerial targets, the corner anchor points prevent the GCPs from moving during mapping. The anchors also allow the GCPs to be left in the field if needed for repeat flights over a period of time, providing peace of mind that the GCPs offer repeatable location data for high-accuracy mapping and photogrammetry.