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Hi Everyone, My name is Arnaud, French IT engineer expatriate in Indonesia and happy owner of drone company services. Almost 4 Years ago, I decided to change my life, so I left my country and made my first company: BaliDroneProduction specialized in video and photography production. I provide services for toursim and sports activities, Real estate shooting, Tv commercial, special event as live music and wedding, search and rescue etc... I started with my phantom 3 pro and now I have a fleet of 7 drones like: dji mavic air, mavic 2 zoom & pro, Inspire 2, matrice 600pro. We are lucky because Indonesia is still free enough to fly drones, that is why we try as much as possible to comply with the laws and educate tourists who wish to fly their craft during their vacation. If you are curious about the Indonesian law I invite you to read my article about this : Bali Drone Laws – Official Guide 2020 – How to fly drone in Indonesia and if you have 5 minutes don't forget to visit our website https://www.balidroneproduction.com Couple of months ago, I started a new adventure: the High-end drone mapping service with LiDAR. I am now a happy owner of laser scanning device named Yellowscan vx-15 equipped with the famous minivux-uav1 sensor from Riegl. So to avoid confusion for my clients I decided to split the mapping activities from the Video production services, so I made the new branch MSDI : 3D mapping services, LiDAR, Survey, Photogrammetry, 3D modeling, Assets inspection, Oil & GAS, Mining, Archaeology, Civil Engineering, forestry. I will be very glad if I can share information with people who need on this forum, so do not hesitate to contact if this is the new website if you want to take a look : https://www.msdi.co.id and this is my company profile Stay safe guys and happy flying Arnaud
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I currently work in the environmental department of a civil and structural engineering firm in Baltimore, Maryland and have largely taken it upon myself to try and convince management staff that UAS technology could be beneficial within our industry. They’ve yet to fully turn the corner in terms of their support of my interest, so I’ve been on my own with regards to expenses related to your course, the exam, equipment, etc. Based on what I’ve read in the advertisement for the Mapping and 3D Modeling 101 course, it seems the mapping and modeling techniques provided could potentially be useful in our field and might further supplement my pitch for the use of UAS technology. However, I’m trying to get a sense of what costs would be associated with the necessary hardware and software required to perform the techniques provided in the course. If there’s a huge cost for the hardware or software to, say, create contour files from UAS-gathered data, then I might not be ready since this whole endeavor is essentially being paid for out of my own pocket. Basically, I’m curious what additional costs are associated with that Mapping and 3D Modeling 101 course in order to do everything taught in the course.
