Public methods
Shoreline Erosion Drone Survey
Lake Pulse reports measurements. It does not score, rate, rank or forecast lakes or properties.
What it measures
What you get & how it's flown
3 parameters
- Value type
- Not published
| Deliverable | Format |
|---|---|
| Georeferenced aerial imagery of the shoreline | Orthomosaic map |
| Shoreline position, and change between flights | Map layer with measured retreat |
| Selected still images and video | Image and video files |
- Georeferenced aerial imagery of the shoreline
- Format:
- Orthomosaic map
- Shoreline position, and change between flights
- Format:
- Map layer with measured retreat
- Selected still images and video
- Format:
- Image and video files
You get
- This listing is a $50, 30-minute scoping call. The survey itself is quoted after the call.
- Imagery, video, and map layers in your Portal and Documents & Reports
- Change measurement requires a second flight; the first sets the baseline
How it's produced
- Pilot
- FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot
- Aircraft
- FAA-registered drone, flown under FAA rules
- Resolution
- Ground resolution stated in your deliverable
- Scheduling
- Survey scheduled against weather and season once you accept the quote
How (lab/instrument, method)
- Pilot
- FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot
- Aircraft
- FAA-registered drone, flown under FAA rules
- Resolution
- Ground resolution stated in your deliverable
- Scheduling
- Survey scheduled against weather and season once you accept the quote
Limits (MDL/RL, resolution, interval)
Published limits appear with their parameters in the measurement box above. Unspecified detection limits, reporting limits, resolution, and reading intervals are not inferred.
Value type
Not supplied in the product's published methods.
What it can and can't tell you
Every deliverable shows the date and time of the flight or survey. Drone products record what was visible or measured on that day, under that day's light, water clarity, and weather. Mapped extents, classifications, and depths are interpretations of the imagery or sonar and carry the resolution stated in your deliverable. Plant identifications made from the air, including invasive classifications, should be confirmed in the field before any treatment decision. Surveys are not a property, boundary, or engineering survey. Results can help you make decisions about safe swimming and water use, but no result is definitive for every place and time. It is always good practice to check posted signs and your state or local health authorities.
Version and last updated date
- Methods version
- Not supplied in the product's published methods.
- Last updated
- Not supplied in the product's published methods.
