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Latest version • 2x faster • Simplified workflow
Introduction to v9.7.0 updates: 2x faster flight speeds, simplified marking, single-layer planar overview at -45°, enhanced detail reconstruction, and reduced site time. Learn about the new 1-second capture interval and GPS stabilization requirements.
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. Includes trajectory logic for multi-level sites.
Master marking on-roof enveloped obstacles, non-enveloped obstacles, and neighboring high-rise buildings. Learn proper boundary marking, height settings, and flight path optimization around multiple obstacle types. Includes 3D plan color-coding.
Handle rooftops with no visible equipment or obstacles. Learn the critical system requirement: at least one obstacle or equipment must be marked to define rooftop geometry. Shows error handling and resolution steps.
Understand the Maximum Height Difference constraint (25m limit) when marking equipment at significantly different elevations. Learn when missions require manual adjustment and how to contact SiteSee Support for assistance.
WATCH BEFORE FLYING - Mission setup walkthrough
Previous version for comparison
Additional rooftop mission planning strategies and best practices for complex scenarios.
Complete walkthrough of equipment checks and pre-flight preparation.
How to configure exposure and maintain settings through battery changes.
Using Nomacs EXIF data to verify GPS stability and proper procedures.
Step-by-step quality control process before leaving the site.
How to identify and prevent model leaning during capture.
Tips for capturing clear images without ghosting artifacts.
Step-by-step guide to ensure accurate georeferencing.
Best practices for complex rooftop site captures.
Flying safely and capturing quality data in windy conditions.
Techniques for managing challenging lighting conditions.
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