Top products from r/UAVmapping

We found 4 product mentions on r/UAVmapping. We ranked the 4 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Elements of Photogrammetry with Application in GIS, Fourth Edition

Sentiment score: 1

Number of reviews: 1

Used Book in Good Condition

Elements of Photogrammetry with Application in GIS, Fourth Edition

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2. Elementary Surveying: An Introduction to Geomatics

Sentiment score: 1

Number of reviews: 1

Elementary Surveying: An Introduction to Geomatics

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3. Home Dynamix 10015 Dynamix Vinyl Tile, 12 by 12-Inch, Black and White, Box of 20

Sentiment score: 0

Number of reviews: 1

Box of 20 Vinyl TilesGreat for any décor from contemporary to traditionalDurable and easy to cleanEach tile is 12" x 12" and 1.2mm thick; Box of 20 will cover a total of 20 square feetUse in any room of a home as well as apartments, studios, offices or dorm rooms

Home Dynamix 10015 Dynamix Vinyl Tile, 12 by 12-Inch, Black and White, Box of 20

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4. Camco 25401 Non-Slip Grip Tape for Steps (2" x 15', Black)

Sentiment score: 1

Number of reviews: 1

2"W x 15' LSelf-adhesive TapeHelps prevent slips and fallsUsed for added safety on steps, ladders and walkwaysBlack

Camco 25401 Non-Slip Grip Tape for Steps (2" x 15', Black)

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Top comments that mention products on r/UAVmapping:

u/adrianpad · 3 pointsr/UAVmapping

Without knowing the specifics of that certification, a couple of resources that may help:

Syllabus of the Geospatial Applications for Unmanned Aerial Systems Program of Penn State : obviously I'm not suggesting taken the class for time reasons but it may help as a guide.
Elements of Photogrammetry with Application in GIS, Fourth Edition: I'm going through this (massive) book and it seems to be good.
Elementary Surveying: An Introduction to Geomatics seems to be a good resource for improving your GNSS accuracy and learn of general geodesy.

Again, I'm not familiar with that certification (or any mapping certification whatsoever), but I'm curious as well, I want to take the winter (not much flytime in the PNW) to up my mapping game with GIS and going deeper with geodesy and remote sensing. I would be interested in hearing if any one can build a good "curriculum" for becoming a decent mapper.

u/Fakin_jack · 1 pointr/UAVmapping

Maybe you could use the same tape as on skateboards and stairs? It's pretty resistant and can be changed when worn down, it's also rather cheap!
Griptape Amazon link

u/ChinaMan28 · 2 pointsr/UAVmapping

Also FYI....

https://www.amazon.com/Home-Dynamix-10015-Vinyl-12-Inch/dp/B003CNKJO4

That is what I use for targets, I buy them in bulk...They have some weight and stay flat and can be disposable....