FAQs
How does Spexi approach privacy compliance?
Privacy Safeguards: Spexi’s imagery is captured from an altitude that prevents the identification of individual faces and personal details. This approach ensures that no personally identifiable information (PII) is captured.
Regulatory Adherence: Spexi complies with all applicable privacy laws and follows industry best practices. For region-specific privacy concerns, users are encouraged to review local guidelines or consult with legal experts.
Can I share Spexi imagery publicly?
Public sharing of imagery depends on the terms of your contract with Spexi and the specific licensing agreements.
Sharing Guidelines:
Some contracts may restrict public sharing, while others may allow distribution for presentations, reports, or social media.
Users are advised to review their agreement terms or consult with their Spexi representative to confirm their rights regarding public sharing
Which drone models are used to capture imagery?
Spexi primarily uses DJI Mini drones.
Reasons for Selection:
Widespread Availability: DJI Mini drones are widely available.
Regulatory Compliance: These drones comply with current regulations.
Operational Efficiency: Their accessibility allows a large network of pilots to capture high-resolution imagery.
Limitations:
While well-suited for most scenarios, DJI Mini drones have limitations in specialized applications such as thermal imaging.
What quality control procedures exist to ensure high quality data?
Optimal Lighting: Images are captured under lighting conditions that minimize shadows and distortions.
Flight Regulation Compliance: Flight times are carefully restricted to meet drone regulations, ensuring clear and high-resolution images.
Demand-Based Updates: Areas of high demand are prioritized for frequent updates rather than indiscriminate coverage.
Upcoming Features: A side-by-side comparison feature is in development to allow users to compare images across different timeframes easily.
How accurate is your imagery?
Ground Sample Distance (GSD):
Spexi imagery offers a GSD of approximately 2.8 centimeters per meter at nadir (directly beneath the drone).
This metric implies that for every 1 meter on the ground, the potential positioning error is 2.8 centimeters.
Overall Accuracy:
Typical imagery accuracy falls within a 5–10 centimeter range.
These values make Spexi’s imagery comparable to high-resolution satellite imagery for most mapping and analysis applications.
Do you support ortho imagery?
Currently, Spexi primarily supports oblique imagery due to its operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Ortho Imagery Considerations:
Ortho images require additional flight time and processing.
These factors increase overall operational costs.
Spexi is evaluating the possibility of introducing ortho imagery support in the future, and updates will be provided as developments occur.
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