- EO4SD - KNOWLEDGE PORTAL
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE
- 3. REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY
- 4. POTENTIAL USES OF REMOTE SENSING IN SMALLHOLDER CONTEXT
- 5. UAV TECHNOLOGY
- 6. FIELD DATA COLLECTION
- 7. IMAGE ANALYSIS
- 7.1. Automated image processing workflow
A high resolution digital surface model (DSM) can be derived from the edited high density point cloud. The DSM will represent the height, above mean sea level, of the features in the image (e.g., the crops, buildings, trees). The DSM can further be used to derive crop canopy height and 3D models of the mission area. Figure 5.12 is an example of a DSM generated for a UAV mission area in Bangladesh.
Figure 5.12: Digital surface model, indicating feature height in [m], generated from UAV point cloud for an agricultural area in Bangladesh (source: CIMMYT)
- EO4SD - KNOWLEDGE PORTAL
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURE
- 3. REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY
- 4. POTENTIAL USES OF REMOTE SENSING IN SMALLHOLDER CONTEXT
- 5. UAV TECHNOLOGY
- 6. FIELD DATA COLLECTION
- 7. IMAGE ANALYSIS
- 7.1. Automated image processing workflow

