ISCA Drones

Well at week number 4 we are a month into us showing our picture of the week.
We hope you are enjoying this showcase of our exploits as much as we are enjoying reminiscing about all these great places we have been.

This week is a picture taken by our own Charlie when he was out for a day at Blue Anchor beach. A nice sunset always makes for a good photo opportunity, especially when you keep a drone in the car for those 'just in case' moments.

What a year! Whilst everything has been a bit chaotic, here at ISCA Drones we have been working away quietly on some fantastic projects.

Back in March we worked together with The Royal Marines carrying out a UAV survey of Drakes Island in Plymouth Sound.

Here are some captures of the resulting 3D point cloud in real-colour and elevation.

Thanks to the work done by Royal Navy surveyors we were able to get accuracies of

An orthomosaic image of the ceiling of a Saloon in Poltimore House and Grounds, the intricate plaster lime mouldings show how ornate this room was in its prime, with a lot of it lasting to this day despite the current state of disrepair of the building.

An orthomosaic image is made by 'stitching' together multiple higher resolution images to create one full image at a similar high resolution, allowing us to see the entirety of this beautiful workmanship in great detail.

ISCA Drones recently visited the Somerset Levels. Coming across the beautiful National Trust South West site - Burrow Mump.

Taking this wonderful 360 degree panorama from the public footpath along the river Parrett, it shows the vastness of the levels and the prominence of this feature on the landscape.

Keep a look out for future posts from around Devon and Somerset.