Once you have downloaded your exported data, you may want to load it into another piece of software for further analysis. While most of our exports are in commonly-used formats, the import process can be complex for some pieces of software, so we've made some how-to guides to explain the process:
* Viewing Imagery in QGIS
Learn how to display imagery acquired via DroneDeploy in QGIS. Start showing off those maps like a pro!
* Displaying Plant Health Data in ArcGIS
Learn how to classify and display your plant health shapefile from DroneDeploy in ArcGIS.
* Overlaying Contours in QGIS
Learn how to export contour files (DXF/SHP) and GeoTIFF files from DroneDeploy and import them into QGIS.
* Overlaying Contours in ArcGIS
Learn how to export contour files (DXF/SHP) and GeoTIFF files from DroneDeploy and import them into ArcGIS.
* Displaying GeoTIFF in QGIS
Learn how to export an elevation map as a GeoTIFF and import into QGIS to render the correct digital surface model.
* Displaying GeoTIFF in ArcGIS
Learn how to export an elevation map as a GeoTIFF and import into ArcGIS to render the correct digital surface model.
* Overlaying Contours in AutoCAD Civil 3D
Learn how to export contours with a GeoTIFF file and import into AutoCAD Civil 3D.
* Importing Point Cloud Data into AutoCAD Civil 3D
Learn how to export the point cloud data as a LAS file and import into AutoCAD Civil 3D.
* Viewing LAS Point Cloud in ArcGIS
Learn how to export the point cloud as a LAS file and import into ArcGIS.
* Importing Imagery into SMS Ag Leader
AgLeader's SMS Advanced can leverage DroneDeploy imagery as both a visual reference and as a true data product. It is a good tool for NDVI analysis.
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