Drones in Engineering: Innovative Technology

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Drones in Engineering: Innovative Technology

Drones can be used to take photographs for Areal Survey of Geological areas where Mineral Ores can  be found in different layers of Rocks.Pilotless planes like Drones can be used for preparing maps and guidelines for marking the mineral rich areas of India.National Resources of India include Mineral Ores and Rich Alluvial soils also.Alluvial and Black cotton soils very suitable for Agriculture. Some of Areas containing  these Soils produce different types of Crops two to three times a year.So Drones can be used for preparing a map of Areas where productivity of Crops are high. There are many places in villages And Forests which are not easy to Survey by Human Surveyers. Photogrammatic Surveys become too costly and cannot give sufficient information due to high speed of Aeroplanes and unclear sight of Cameras.So in these  type of cases Pilot-less Aero-models like Drones can be used.

Another type of National Resources of India is its sweet River water. River waters in India are mineral rich also.Such sweet water is not available in rivers of other countries as it is available in India.Drones and Pilot-less Aeromodels can be used to prepare a Survey map of rivers where these sweet waters are available which is very suitable for Phisiculture. Many sweetwater Fishes swim in these river waters batch by batch which contains lot of Proteins and Vitamins and these types of Fishes are not available in the countries other than the Indian Subcontinent.So Drones can be used to prepare a guideline about the riverwaters where these batches and flocks of fishes will be available Export of packaged fishes brings lot of Foreign Currencies to India from Europe.

Drones or Pilotless planes can also be used for preparing Contour Maps to find where we can find Natural Reservoirs where sufficient quantity of water can be stored for Flood Control and Irrigation purpose.

Good locations for Natural Reservoirs in different River basins and Valleys can be very useful for a country’s benefit. Many Government as well as Private Aircraft production companies are producing different models of  Drones or Pilot-less Aeromodels which can be purchased by Survey Agencies.

Types of Soils with Multi-productivity of Crops

Alluvial Soils with Productivity of Three Types of Crops
Alluvial Soils with Productivity of Two Types of Crops
Alluvial Soils with Productivity of Single type of Crops

 

Flow of River (Downstreams)

Sweet water where A type of Fish is available by Batches
Sweet water where B type of Fish is available by Batches
Sweet water where C type of Fish is available by Batches

Drones can also be used for the following Purposes:

Highway Survey


General Alignment


Topographic Survey


Geological Survey


Forest Survey


Survey for Village Development


Survey for Fencing works.


Observation on Railway Tracks.


Observation on Tourism Places.


Observation on Historical Monuments


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