#Netmap support software

#Netmap support software

Using ArcGIS requires adequate computer hardware, proprietary software and some experience. No NOTAMs Notice to Airmen are issued for various reasons and can affect the flying of a survey on a particular day. NetMap’s virtual watersheds work within an ArcGIS environment as a set of digital shapefiles, and contain information pertaining to river networks, channel environments, floodplains, riparian zones, erosion potential and roads.Aircraft availability Delays in capture for one region can cause flow-on effects for other regions as aircraft wait for conditions to improve sufficiently to perform a successful survey.Our systems are designed to handle a certain level of turbulence, but there can be a point where it is unsafe to fly or it is beyond the capability of our camera system to handle. Low Turbulence Some conditions are not visible from the ground, and turbulence at altitude can be one of these.If ATC denies clearance, then we do our best to find an alternate area to work on, but,sometimes this can bring us to a halt. Air Traffic Control clearance Some areas require the pilots to get approval to enter the airspace.No ground obstructions No snow or standing water should be present, as it reduces the interpretability of the features underneath. Netmap natively supports the following devices on FreeBSD: Intel ixgbe (10G) Intel ixl (10/40G) iflib (4) (providing igb (4) and em (4)) re (4) vtnet (4) cxgbe (4) If netmap does not natively support your NICs, they may still be used in netmap mode through emulation.Good visibility No fog, haze, or smoke obscuring land features.This window of collection varies depending on latitude and season there are some places where the sun never makes it above 30 degrees for large portions of the year. We aim to collect when the sun is over 30 degrees above the horizon. Good sun angle Higher sun angles reduce shadowing.Clear Skies No low overcast clouds or unavoidable clouds obscuring land features.Find Answers Search the Knowledge Hub for product documentation, detailed how-to guides and information on the latest product releases. You can also find technical help and answers to frequently asked questions in the Knowledge Hub. Fail to meet one condition, and the survey cannot be taken. Nearmap Support What can we help you with Our team is available Monday to Friday, between 9am and 5pm Mountain Time. These altitudes are part of how we capture Nearmap imagery at such a large and global scale however, this also means that many conditions need to align before a survey can be completed successfully.

We take photos from moving airplanes up to 18,000 feet above the ground (that's 5.5 km, or 3.4 miles) and capture imagery down to a resolution of 5.8cm (2.3'). If we haven't captured an area that was due for a capture, it’s usually because all prerequisites for a successful survey were not met.