Figuring out the GHG numbers for the farm - Land mapping

Jessicabeak13 Mar, 2023News

Land mapping was done by manually collecting data from an area that needed mapping. It takes a lot of time for cartographers to complete maps. The advancement in technology has had a great impact on aerial surveying, which makes mapmaking easier and more time-effective. Drone captures come with high-resolution imagery from the sky, and consult will visit your land and capture photos, which are then downloaded, digitally altered, and made farm-friendly. Figuring out the GHG number for the farm is a primary reason for measuring greenhouse gas emissions: to facilitate the management and reduction of those emissions.