NM Group选择Leica RCD30摄像机以捕获电气实用程序

Leica Geosystems is pleased to announce that NM Group has selected three sets of its latest Leica RCD30 aerial medium format cameras as a multi-angle camera system to capture infrastructure assets with the highest quality. These systems have been added to an existing airborne sensor suite to execute high-quality helicopter based corridor mapping.

This innovative solution with 80mpx resolution provides the highest possible detail available from a helicopter platform. A simultaneous full colour and near infrared (NIR) downwards camera provides new opportunities to intelligently manage vegetation on asset corridors, in addition to the creation of high-quality imagery mosaics. The nadir-looking camera head is flanked by forward- and rearward-looking oblique camera heads, providing maximum detail on vertically oriented structural elements, such as insulators on transmission towers, as well as providing detail on other ground-based assets.

"The Leica RCD30 cameras perfectly suit NM Group's highly specialised aerial data acquisition applications for asset mapping. Delivering this customised version of three Leica RCD30 camera heads, installed along with our third party LiDAR and flight management systems, shows the great flexibility of the Leica RCD30,” says Kevin Jacobs, CEO of NM Group. “Deploying the latest technology will allow NM Group to deliver a wider range of products and solutions. The ability to capture continuous downward and oblique imagery provides our clients with a richer dataset of the highest quality and accuracy, delivering even greater value.”

“We are pleased that NM Group selected the world’s leading digital aerial medium format camera. Through its metric and multispectral camera design, the RCD30 delivers highest image quality, thus providing the ideal solution for NM Group’s applications," says Mathias Motz, Regional Sales Manager for geospatial products at Leica Geosystems.

NM Group的高级副总裁业务开发Nick Ferguson（已添加：“这些相机已与我们的新LIDAR传感器成功集成，创建了用于提供我们的理想数据捕获系统NM-ARROWprogram to electrical utilities. This program enables the management of vegetation to regulatory standards while maintaining previous investments in transmission line thermal ratings by detecting otherwise unknown changes on RoWs.”