Drones have become widely used in agriculture for imaging and data collection purposes. They can capture high resolution images (1.1 inch resolution) over large areas (quarter sections of 160 acres or larger) to assess crop health and monitor fields. For accurate imaging, drone photos need to be stitched together and corrected for lens distortions, camera attitude, and georeferenced to survey control points on the ground in order to eliminate geospatial errors.
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