Drones, 3D Mapping and LiDAR in Solar
About this course
Scanifly is a leading software platform integrating drones and 3D mapping into the solar development process. Using Scanifly software, developers can cut survey and design time by 90%, while improving system accuracy and worker safety. Sales specialists love Scanifly’s sleek 3D models and proposals, which can increase customer conversion and sales volume.
Learning Objectives
- Learn how solar companies use drones, 3D mapping and LiDAR
- Understand the licensing requirements for operating a drone, including details about the FAA Part 107 exam
- Explore what types of drones to consider purchasing and how best to fly them
- Examine how to maximize 3D modeling software for better solar analysis
- See what Scanifly software does to enhance your solar development process
Course outline
Module 1 • 3 assignments
Lecture: Drones, 3D Mapping and LiDAR in Solar
- Introductions, Questions & Answers
- Lecture - Drones, 3D Mapping and LiDAR in Solar (01:12:44 hours)
- Start communicating with Scanifly and your instructors to learn more
Instructors
John Novak
A former solar project designer, John created Scanifly to solve many of the development inefficiencies he experienced on the job. John is Scanifly’s product visionary and driving force for integrating drones, 3D modelling, LiDAR scanning, and software into the solar value chain. Prior to Scanifly, John worked at NRG as a Senior PV designer where he assessed and designed...
Jason Steinberg
Jason oversees Scanifly’s operational and financial aspects of the company, including business development, communications, and partnerships. Prior to Scanifly, Jason was an investment banker at CohnReznick Capital (CRC) where he helped finance and advise on over $3 billion of renewable energy projects and companies. Before CRC, Jason worked for BNEF as the lead North...
