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I've just been out of reception on DOC land and a friend tried to use his Drone to have a look at the terrain before he headed out. He found his drone was restricted by its ability to fly more then 50m high and in any direction. It required him to enter his email address. He told me its Doc geotag limiting the drones' abilities.
Any Geeks able to expand what is happening here ?
yep. you have to pay to film on public land.
yep, can't have you disturbing the wild life or filming cultural sensitive locations without a permit, even for recrational use.
to be far I could get pissed off with drones flying over my head if I was hunting and ....... but thats ilegal.
https://www.doc.govt.nz/get-involved...nal-drone-use/
protect the local wildlife
respect Māori cultural values by involving hapū and iwi
let others enjoy the outdoors too
consider people’s privacy
prevent accidents and interference by following Civil Aviation Authority rules
follow relevant policies and plans.
It's called geofencing, and is a feature built into DJI drones. DoC must have registered their land as a no drone zone.
But its not 'their land'. Its all of ours:cool: That's what 'Public' means. A concept they appear to have difficulty comprehending.
That doesn't mean you can do whatever the hell you like on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by XR500
Nothing is fair to a left leaning pollyQuote:
Originally Posted by XR500
about plurry time this was brought in.....should be in a LOT more areas and be able to be done instantly when a firefighting operation in in progress...better still would be a hijack drone programme for use in that particular senario.... some dickwad puts it up(when all efforts have been made to say DONT fly in this area at moment) and it flies away all on its own to a waiting impound.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin
its a interesting topic, was down at the river, going for a training lap and there was a drone flying around the bridge,
It looked to be filming girls running across the bridge but it didn't follow them any further. was not interested in filming me tho
It's also very close to the Lido public pools and a couple of places where people swim in the river, couldn't see anyone around who looked like they were controlling it but I know they have a good range on them.
Need some anti-drone net shot shells
I guess I am expecting too much from people to just use them sensibly. Having a gander into a gorge you are about to pack swim through seems to be entirely sensible. Noseying around above the loos or changing rooms or your house ....a little less so. There's plenty of tech out there that can bring them down. Just costs a bit
I was really impressed with what he showed us what he had previewed on a previous trip. Was disappointed we couldn't use the technology to make a decision before we embarked on a long walk. Was a good result in the end though. Technology has its advantages both way's.
DJI drones are what ?? are there drones one can operate over DOC land ?? just interested - if no how can they block all drones ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin
It's a regulatory thing. If a company wants to sell drones legitimately in NZ, they have to be able to put limits like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter
Here in East Auckland, there are height restrictions in certain places, so that drones don't get in the flight path of landing aircraft.
so how does it work exactly ??? what mechanisms are working - GPS on drone locked out for DOC land ??
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Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin
Bang on. Geofencing is the word you're after @turtleSO
Geotech is more to do with looking at ground conditions, usually prior to building something on top or nearby.
Something like that. The app to control the drone runs on your phone. That app has all the geofenced maps on it. It also uses the gps on the drone to figure out where on the map your drone is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry the hunter
ok so are there drones that will work on DOC land ?? and big thanks will.i.em
Looks like a permit is required...
https://www.doc.govt.nz/get-involved...ervation-land/