A Systematic Study on Aerial Images of Various Domains

Summary

Aerial images captured by drones or aircraft provide a unique perspective and valuable data in various fields, including agriculture, urban planning, construction, and environmental research. They offer high‐resolution images that can be used to create detailed maps, monitor changes over time, and provide clear information not visible from ground level. Despite their many benefits, there are also challenges associated with aerial imaging. These challenges include the cost and availability of equipment, weather conditions and terrain, data management and analysis, privacy concerns, and regulatory issues. Overcoming these challenges requires specialized skills and expertise and careful consideration of ethical and environmental concerns. However, as technology advances, aerial images’ benefits are expanding, enabling new applications, and more detailed analysis. For example, infrared imaging allows for monitoring plant health and identifying areas of water stress, which is particularly useful in agriculture and environmental research. In addition, the ability to cover large areas quickly and efficiently provides a comprehensive view that is impossible with ground‐based surveys, making it valuable for infrastructure inspection and urban planning. Despite the challenges, the scope for aerial imaging is expanding rapidly, with advancements in technology enabling new applications and more detailed analysis. As the technology continues to evolve, the benefits of aerial images will only continue to grow, making it an increasingly valuable tool for decision‐making and problem‐solving in various industries.