Camera Mapping: Revolutionising Aerial Crop and Wetland Damage Assessments in Queensland

Camera mapping involves using drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and thermal imaging technology to capture detailed images of crops and wetlands from the air. These images are then processed to create accurate maps that highlight areas of concern, such as damage caused by feral animals or invasive species. This technology allows for rapid, non-invasive surveys over large areas, providing a level of detail and efficiency that traditional ground-based methods cannot match.

Feral animals, such as wild pigs and deer, can cause significant damage to crops and wetlands. Traditional monitoring methods are often time-consuming and inefficient. With our aerial assessments, we can quickly survey large areas and identify hotspots of feral animal activity. For example, our thermal imaging can detect heat signatures from animals even in dense vegetation or at night, offering insights that ground-based surveys simply cannot achieve.

Invasive species pose a serious threat to Queensland’s biodiversity. Our camera mapping services enable early detection and mapping of invasive species, allowing for targeted control measures. By quickly identifying the extent of an invasion, we help land managers implement effective strategies to mitigate the impact, supporting Invasive Animal Control and Consulting efforts across the region.

Based in Queensland, Advanced Thermal Solutions combines local knowledge with advanced technology to deliver tailored solutions for our clients. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you protect your land and preserve the region’s unique ecosystems.

If you’re facing challenges with feral animals or invasive species, contact Advanced Thermal Solutions today to learn how our aerial crop and wetland damage assessments can support your management efforts.