Multispectral crop observation
Mavic 3 Multispectral
Use RGB and multispectral bands for a field study with a defined processing and ground-observation method.
Agriculture & Forestry
Precision Agriculture Data Collection
Use correctly selected vegetation data to direct field observation and review.
View hardware optionsWhat the team delivers
- Named field and capture records
- Processed vegetation observations
- Ground-verification and analysis handoff
From fieldwork to a usable result.
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Define the decision
Choose scouting, research or repeat monitoring with the crop specialist.
- 02
Select the actual sensor
Use documented multispectral capability when the task requires it.
- 03
Capture and process
Keep field, date and capture conditions associated with each output.
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Verify in the field
Connect map variations to observations and the agronomic review process.
Equipment by role.
Choose the sensing and operating role first. Each configuration links to its product page, and every item you select is priced separately.
RGB field maps only
Matrice 4E
For a photographic field overview. This aircraft does not replace a multispectral sensor or supply M3M’s spectral bands.
Software and deployment services are scoped separately. Hardware is ordered through a quote today; online checkout is coming soon.
Before the first assignment.
- Select actual multispectral sensing when the output requires those bands.
- Retain field, date and collection or processing changes.
- Connect contrasting map areas to scouting and specialist interpretation.
Do Matrice 4E or 4T provide the M3M multispectral bands?
No. Mavic 3 Multispectral is the multispectral aircraft in this catalog. A visual field map is a separate output.
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Multispectral crop mapping: connect the map to field observations
An index layer directs attention. The crop specialist and field observations determine what the variation means.