AT-AT · KM 54+650 to KM 57+600

Two programmed mapping missions covering seven infrastructure elements, with priority structures identified for field execution.

Mission date · July 30, 2026

July 30 mission coverage, KML alignments and takeoff reference

260730-1 covers KM 54+650–55+650. 260730-2 covers KM 56+000–57+600. Select a mission or structure marker to review its field reference.

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Map layers

Cyan: 260730-1 KML · KM 54+650–55+650 · 100 m programmed strip width.

Blue: 260730-2 KML · KM 56+000–57+600 · 140 m programmed strip width.

Red: priority structure requiring focused field attention.

Amber: scheduled structure without a RED priority flag.

Green: takeoff reference included in 260730-2 KML.

White: current device location when permission is enabled.

Flight plan

The uploaded DJI mapping-strip KMLs define two capture blocks and seven scheduled structures for the July 30 field program.

260730-1KM 54+650–55+650

10.5 m/s auto-flight speed · 74.5 m shoot height · 80% / 80% overlap · 50 m extension on each side · 60 m safe takeoff height · RTH on completion.

260730-2KM 56+000–57+600

10.0 m/s auto-flight speed · 74.5 m shoot height · 80% / 80% overlap · 70 m extension on each side · 60 m safe takeoff height · RTH on completion.

Field priority: Viaducto S/N at KM 54+750 and PSV 49 at KM 56+245 are marked RED. Confirm takeoff position, VLOS, GNSS, highway exposure, emergency landing options and active construction activity before flight.

2Missions

2.6 kmProgrammed Coverage

7Elements

2Red Priority

Mission	Coverage	KM	Element	Priority
260730-1	54+650–55+650	54+750	Viaducto S/N	RED
260730-1	54+650–55+650	55+580	ODT	STANDARD
260730-2	56+000–57+600	56+103	ODT	STANDARD
260730-2	56+000–57+600	56+119	ODT	STANDARD
260730-2	56+000–57+600	56+245	PSV 49	RED
260730-2	56+000–57+600	56+372	ODT	STANDARD
260730-2	56+000–57+600	57+581	ODT	STANDARD

Structure pins are projected by chainage along the uploaded KML centerlines for mission-planning reference. Confirm each position against current engineering controls before flight.