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Module 2: Multi-Level Rooftop Capture
Learn how to mark equipment clusters at two different elevations (high and low). Covers marking equipment height, center, and radius for each cluster, plus panorama/orthomosaic configuration.
3 minutes
Learning Objectives
- Correctly plan and execute a multi-level rooftop capture with equipment at different heights
- Mark multiple equipment clusters at different elevations accurately
- Understand why orbit count differs between high and low clusters and why this is correct
- Validate the generated 3D mission plan before takeoff to catch marking errors
- Recognize when equipment height differences exceed system limitations
- Properly configure panorama and orthomosaic deliverables for multi-level sites
Training Video
Key Topics
Knowledge Check
1. Why must the drone be physically flown to the cluster height before marking?
2. What is the biggest mistake pilots make on multi-level rooftops?
3. Why do lower equipment clusters typically get more orbits than higher clusters?
4. What is the maximum allowed height difference between equipment clusters?
5. What should you do if both clusters appear at the same height in the 3D plan?
6. When marking Cluster 2, should you reuse the radius value from Cluster 1?