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Understanding aerial mapping with the eBee
three times initiates the take-off procedure²¹ and changes to the Take-off
mode.
After take-off the drone climbs with level wings²², gaining altitude until it
reachesthe take-off transition altitude, by default 20 m²³ abovethe take-off
location. At this point the drone heads for the Start waypoint and changes
to Circle Start Waypoint mode.
Once it reaches the Start waypoint, the drone circles the waypoint several
times to estimate the strength of the wind. Once it calculates the estimated
wind the drone either:
heads towards the first mission waypoint, if ‘Start mission’ is selected
in the After take-off panel of the Setup Phase tab, and changes to
Perform Mission mode.
continues circling the Start waypoint until a command is received
from the Control Bar (typically a ‘START MISSION’ command that is
sent once a flight plan is finalized).
While in Perform Mission mode the drone flies between all enabled mission
waypoints, taking images of the ground below. Once it reaches the final
mission waypoint the drone either:
heads towards the Home waypoint, if ‘Land’ or ‘Go to Home way-
point’ is selected in the After mission panel of the Setup Phase tab,
and changes to Circle Home Waypoint mode.
heads towards the Start waypoint, if ‘Go to Start waypoint’ is selected
in the After mission’ panel of the Setup Phase tab, and changes to
Circle Start Waypoint mode.
heads towards the first mission waypoint, if ‘Restart mission is se-
lected in the After mission’panel of the Setup Phase tab, and remains
in Perform Mission mode.
²¹ as described in section ‘Take-off’ on page 41
²² or in a given direction when using the Directional take-off feature described in section ‘Setup Phase
tab’ on page 96
²³ see section ‘Flight Parameters tab’ on page 116 for details on changing this altitude
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