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Drones& UAVs in Civil Engineering

Use of Drone & UAVs in Advancing Civil Engineering
Right after 16 years of Wright Brothers built the first plane, Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)  were developed. They were used in world wars for bombing and many things. As time passed drones provided images and views of inaccessible or difficult to navigate location.

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Drones have also emerged in Civil Engineering fieldwork for:

  • Surveying
  • Aerial imaging 
  • In creating interactive 3D or topographical map
  • To find the volume of the catchment area
  • To inspect work progress
Use of Drone & UAVs in Advancing Civil Engineering
And, yes this helps in solving any issues with saving time and cost of surveyors for surveying. Many construction sites are already heavily dependent on the use of drones where the entire site in just in a few minutes, whereas in the past took several weeks or months too.
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