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Drone Technologies & Data Analytics Models
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Use Cases
Large-scale multi-actor experiments and demonstration events to optimise, test and demonstrate drone technology and showcase multiple drone applications while assessing and reducing their associated risks.
Use Cases will take place in 5 countries and span across the 5 most important sectoral and societal drone usage purposes:
Crop Monitoring UC
Demonstrate the capacity of drones in disease and plant stress identification, and weed detection in vineyards, building on existing and implemented solutions and avoiding duplication of effort.
Assess drones as a 3D canopy reconstruction tool in vineyards, using aerial (top) with ground (side) image acquisition
Develop a user-friendly dashboard as a decision support system (DSS), for drone data analysis, visualisation and actions recommendations
Drone Spraying UC
Test and assess spraying configurations for optimal drone spraying applications in field conditions.
Compare existing conventional with drone spraying practices regarding their efficiency and environmental impact.
Identify risks and develop mitigation strategies related to drone-based plant protection applications.
Livestock Monitoring UC
Evaluate drone solutions for monitoring different grazing cattle and sheep systems, building on existing and implemented solutions and avoiding duplication of effort.
Assess their labour-reduction capabilities for drone-based herd monitoring
Examine governance models and drone adoption brakes and leverages
Forestry and Biodiversity UC
Monitor forest tree health through the use of drones, satellites and data science
Identify and inspect areas of potentially high fire risk.
Monitor ecosystems and assess biodiversity and wildlife populations
Evaluate the capacity of drones to manage or prevent the expansion of infectious diseases affecting both feral and domestic animals.
Rural Logistics UC
Design and develop an innovative drone-delivery fleet management system
Automate drone navigation operations by integrating state-of-the-art technologies
Assess three types of drones on delivery parcel size/weight and distance
Implement Drone as Service (DAAS) model principles
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