Training - UgCS Basics (Trainer Lead)

Training - UgCS Basics (Trainer Lead)

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Recommended for new UgCS users.

The price is for a group of up to 4 students.

Training course consist of:
  • pre-recorded video lessons that participants can complete at their own pace
  • a live video-call session (via Zoom) with a trainer.
    (The course can also be conducted at the SPH Engineering’s office).

Duration: up to 4 hours.

Prerequisites:

Trainees must have at least experience manually flying a drone, including manual take-off and landing. The type of drone must be the same as that intended to be used with the Integrated Systems solution. At the beginning of the session, the trainer will ask participants to describe their experience.

Training outline:

  • Installation and components
  • Simple mission planning
  • Connection to DJI drone using Android device and UgCS for DJI app
  • Simulation of a mission using a DJI drone in the flight simulation mode
  • Viewing saved telemetry
  • Photogrammetry missions planning
  • Using UgCS Mapper to generate orthophoto map and DSM, and import map and DSM back into UgCS
  • Import/export of KML, maps, missions, routes, telemetry
  • Working offline (without internet)
  • Practical exercise (if training is provided in-person) – execute a photogrammetry mission and produce map and elevation data for a training area in Balozi airspace, then import map and elevation back into UgCS
  • Vehicle profiles
  • Operations with a route (duplicate, route to waypoints, etc.)

Testimonials

★★★★★

DRONE SPRAYER SHINES IN HIGH-VALUE HORT CROPS

Bouwman sets the speed at 15 m.p.h., slow enough to ensure he’s getting uniform coverage. He thinks that speed does a better job than the higher speed used by a full-size helicopter. Altitude is generally 10 to 12 feet. Although the sales information claims a 30-foot wide swath, his testing with water sensitive paper says 24 feet is more realistic. In perfect conditions he might bump that to 26 feet.

“Quality of the spray job is a bigger benefit than we expected. When we’re spraying fungicide on corn, for instance, we see droplets all the way down to the root ball.”

Bear Bouwman
Southern Minnesota
★★★★★

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