The drone remote sensing operation is more than 500,000 acres of Songlin to shoot "CT"

Rural New News (correspondent Liu Xuan and Li Jin) On September 28, over 10,000 acres of pine forests in Guan Town, Tongxi County, drones were working nervously to take "CT" to monitor and early warning of pine materials for Songlin.

The "cancer" called pine trees is a pine tree, which is an epidemic, contagious, and devastating disease that causes the death of pine trees. At present, the symptoms of pine material nematode disease appear. In order to comprehensively grasp the occurrence of the epidemic situation of pine material nematodes in Poxi County, and scientifically formulate prevention and treatment plans, the county forestry management center has been fully launched in the area in the area in mid -September. Special census (monitoring and early warning) in the autumn of the disease.

In accordance with the requirements of "monitoring full coverage and no blind spots in census", this census adopts the combination of drone remote sensing surveys and ground grid inspections to implement all the pictures of the pine forest land to a picture of the forest land, and the discovered illness is deadly dead and dead dead. Pine trees are tied to the mountain land and the small class, and the ground verification is carried out in accordance with the requirements of technical regulations. Compared with the traditional grounding method of ground inspection, drone remote sensing operations are more convenient and flexible, and the time and accuracy are short and accurate. Essence

For three consecutive years, Xunxi used drone remote sensing operations to carry out high -quality "annual inspections" for 588,000 mu of pine forests.

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