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Multispectral Drone Services

See what the human eye can’t. Aerial imaging that reveals crop stress, vegetation health, moisture issues, and surface changes before they become visible problems.

Aerial view of a winery and surrounding vineyard rows — multispectral drone imaging context shot

What It Is

What is multispectral imaging?

A multispectral imaging system, like the one on our DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral, captures light wavelengths that are invisible to the human eye. By analyzing how plants, soil, water, and materials reflect different types of light, the system detects issues and patterns that standard cameras simply cannot see.

This technology identifies crop stress, irrigation problems, plant disease, heat damage, vegetation health changes, and surface anomalies long before they’re visible during normal inspections. The collected data is processed into easy-to-read maps and reports that support better decision-making across agriculture, land management, environmental monitoring, infrastructure inspection, and emergency response.

Our Equipment

DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral.

The platform behind every flight — built for survey-grade accuracy and consistent index values from one visit to the next.

DJI Mavic 3 Multispectral drone — close-up of the multispectral sensor array
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Dual imaging system

20MP RGB camera plus four dedicated multispectral cameras

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Four spectral bands

Green (550 nm) · Red (650 nm) · Red Edge (730 nm) · Near-Infrared (860 nm)

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RTK positioning

Centimeter-level accuracy with no ground control points required

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Sunlight sensor

Calibrates each image for solar irradiance — consistent NDVI across different days, weather, and seasons

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43-minute flight time

Covers up to 200 hectares (~494 acres) per flight

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Real-time index viewing

NDVI, NDRE, and GNDVI maps visible during flight

Applications

Twelve ways to put it to work.

From row crops to powerlines, stockpiles to storm damage — the same sensor stack pulls a different deliverable for every industry.

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Agriculture & Ranching

Aerial imaging that monitors crop health, irrigation performance, pasture conditions, and livestock areas to improve productivity and reduce operating costs. Detect nutrient deficiencies, water stress, and plant disease weeks before they're visible from the ground.

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Land Management

Detailed aerial maps and vegetation analysis for property planning, erosion control, drainage evaluation, and habitat monitoring.

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Construction & Development

Track project progress, measure stockpiles, document sites, and produce accurate maps for planning and reporting.

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Environmental Monitoring

Flood assessment, wildfire damage surveys, wetland monitoring, storm documentation, and long-term conservation projects.

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Utility & Infrastructure Inspections

Inspect solar farms, powerline corridors, pipelines, and communication towers quickly and safely from the air.

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Public Safety & Emergency Response

Search operations, disaster response, flood mapping, wildfire reconnaissance, and real-time situational awareness for first responders.

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Forestry Applications

Monitor tree health, identify invasive species, evaluate timber conditions, and track reforestation efforts.

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Water Management

Evaluate ponds, reservoirs, drainage systems, and watershed conditions to identify leaks, algae growth, or flow issues.

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Surveying & Mapping

High-resolution aerial maps, topographic models, and 3D terrain data for planning, engineering, and GIS applications.

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Mining & Aggregates

Volumetric stockpile analysis, pit and quarry monitoring, reclamation tracking, and environmental compliance documentation.

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Insurance & Claims Documentation

Pre-loss baseline imagery and post-event damage assessment for crops, structures, and property after storms, hail, fire, or flood events.

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Winery & Vineyard

Vine-by-vine canopy health, water stress, and disease pressure across the block. Time-stamped NDVI maps drive variable-rate irrigation, targeted spray programs, harvest-window planning, and yield-zone documentation for the cellar.

What You Receive

Deliverables you can actually use.

Every project ends with packaged outputs ready for your team, your contractors, or your existing GIS / precision-ag system.

  • NDVI, NDRE, and GNDVI vegetation index maps showing plant health across your area

  • High-resolution orthomosaic maps stitched from hundreds of aerial photos

  • 3D terrain models and topographic data for surveying and engineering work

  • Prescription maps compatible with variable-rate spraying and irrigation systems

  • PDF inspection reports with annotated findings

  • GIS-ready files (GeoTIFF, KML, shapefiles) for use in your existing software

Why Drone-Based

Five reasons drone beats satellite.

Compared to satellite imagery or manned aircraft, drone-based multispectral surveys deliver more detail, more flexibility, and faster answers.

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Higher resolution

Centimeter-level detail vs. meters from satellites.

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On demand

Fly when you need to, not when a satellite passes over.

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Cloud-independent

Operate below the cloud layer.

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More affordable

A fraction of the cost of manned aircraft.

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Faster turnaround

Receive processed maps in days, not weeks.

Ready to see what you’ve been missing?

Whether you’re managing a 500-acre farm, inspecting a solar array, or documenting storm damage, we’ll build a flight plan and deliverables package tailored to what you need.