The Future Aerial Emergency Monitoring Team, equipped with DJI M350 RTK and Tello 3 series drones, swiftly established an efficient and precise aerial monitoring network over the target levee section. Leveraging the drones' exceptional flight stability, ultra-high-definition imaging capabilities, and real-time data transmission technology, they became the command center's "eyes in the sky" for emergency response.
On-site, the team members precisely operated the drones, transmitting high-definition video and image data of the target embankment section in real time to the command center. This enabled commanders at all levels to promptly grasp flood dynamics, embankment safety conditions, and rescue progress, providing a solid and intuitive visual foundation for scientific decision-making.
At the same time, by utilizing drone image transmission data and combining it with online modeling technology, a real-time 3D model of the target area was quickly constructed for the command center, which is highly restored and supports various interactive operations such as annotation and measurement. This enables command personnel to intuitively and accurately grasp key information such as water level changes and dam damage. By comparing historical data with real-time data, the command center can more effectively predict potential risks, timely detect and respond to hidden dangers, and provide strong technical support for flood assessment and response strategy formulation.
