LineVision Drone Video and GIS Data Management Solutions
Commercial drone data management is more than just making static maps and uploading pictures to the cloud. Professional drone operators need a user-friendly method to search, analyze, report, collaborate and share georeferenced video, photos, files and maps using existing GIS platforms.
No other company offers UAV operators more options to turn drone video and photo inspection data into dynamic, map-based reports that easily adapt to existing workflows and integrate with enterprise GIS software.
Our LineVision™ desktop and web-based Cloud/Server software are the ideal complement to any UAV inspection project, giving operators at any skill level the ability to create geospatial deliverables for Electric Utilities, Oil & Gas, Environmental, Real Estate, Insurance, Security and other Drone Video Recording Applications.
Railroad video inspection by unmanned aerial vehicle in LineVision Desktop.
Utility Inspection Missions
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Public Safety Missions
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White Label & OEM Drone Data Management Solutions
Custom Branding for UAV Operators
Offer your UAV customers a branded experience with a secure, custom-configured portal for video & photo mapping, social media integration and cloud storage.
This unique OEM offering is based on the same architecture found in our LineVision Empire Cloud (powered by AWS) and on-premise Licensed Server.
Flexible OEM Platform for UAV Manufacturers
As the opportunity for unmanned platforms grow exponentially, so does the need for branding and differentiating yourself in the increasingly competitive world of UAV manufacturing and start-ups. Our drone geospatial video and photo mapping solutions have been field-proven around the world on every continent for inspection, emergency response and scientific applications.
Remote GeoSystems offers customization of our industry-leading LineVision geospatial video and photo mapping platform to complement your UAV system capabilities, build your brand and generate customer loyalty.
Increase your UAV systems’ capability and social reach while encouraging repeat purchases with a robust and scalable cloud solution. Your customers, investors and other stakeholders will appreciate our rapid time-to-market without having to waste countless hours of precious time and operating resources on an internal software development efforts.
Drone Video and GIS Data Management Consulting
Our team of specialists can leverage years of experience in geospatial video technology, aerospace/aviation, remote sensing and robotics to help you navigate the ever-evolving world of UAV/UAS video, photo and flight data logging/dissemination solutions.
Drone & UAV FAQ
Yes – All LineVision versions accept geotagged videos from certain DJI models that log the .SRT file with GPS data along with the video files.
Based on internal research and customer feedback the following DJI models should support recording video with the .SRT file:
In the DJI Go App, choose the MENU option on the right side of the screen for Images and Video. Choose the Video icon and change file type from .MOV the default to .MP4. Choose the Option tool icon and TURN ON Video Caption. That option needs to be ON for the .SRT files to be saved with the .MP4 on your SD Card when you record during a flight.
Please note: you must have a DJI model that properly logs the GPS as an SRT file.
Yes. LineVision accepts many different GPS Data companion file types and to make it easy we have a published very simple CSV spec for LineVision.
The format is as follows:
The 1st row MUST be the following:
LATITUDE, LONGITUDE, ALTITUDE, UTCTIME, SPEED, COURSE
From there, each additional row just needs to be the corresponding values.
You can download the Simple CSV file format example by clicking on the document title below.
The geoProject format is the ideal way to deliver an interactive and immersive deliverable to your client. (Click here for more on geoProjects.)
However, to offer that type of functionality, requires software as there are millions of lines of code behind the scene that make that all work together.
If you are using the Remote GeoSystems geoProject format for the deliverable, then your client will need some sort of version of LineVision Basic edition or higher to view the save geoProject deliverable.
This can be any of the following LineVision versions: LineVision Google Earth Extension, LineVision Desktop, LineVision Esri ArcMap Add-in or LineVision Online for Enterprise.
Since we do offer the monthly plans, so you could subscribe for your client and turn off their subscription for the months that its is not being used.
Alternatively you could create screen capture of the LineVision running if you just needed to send your client a movie. There are also the automated reports that be be exported in Excel and Word file formats as well as mission plans that can be exported as KML files. But again, the map interactivity with video requires the LineVision software currently.
Yes – Our LineVision software allows you to view video files with continuous GPS coordinates a map for dynamic an interactive playback along a flight route. The LineVision Google Earth Extension lets you do this with Google Earth and our LineVision Desktop lets you do this with Esri ArcGIS Maps.
There can be all kinds of keys in the MISB FMV so for the sake of making the software more usable for the vast majority of users, we currently only pull out GPS & related data.
However, we certainly can parse all or some specific mission/security metadata and get that into a GPX or other file type. We work with customers on a case by case basis for this type of customization and are happy to explore what would be involved if you are interested.
Yes – with some DJI models, and LineVision Desktop – Ultimate, you can use the data from the DJI Fight Record log TXT file to geotag the video so that an approximation of the “camera-target-footprint” shows on the map with this data. You can then enable the map overlay. But again remember this is really an approximation. Unlike the aircraft gimbal systems, the DJI’s do not have a laser rangefinder to get LineVision all the ideal metadata parameters to get the 4-corner information really accurate. Also at this time you cannot export a video file with the video overlaid, the client will at least need the LineVision Desktop – Basic edition to view the data overlaid on the video.
Also, all versions of LineVision also allow you and clients to video player synced with a moving map flight route and data side by side.