In the Elevation Toolbox, the zero elevation value represents the relative elevation of the ground to that of your takeoff point. However, the zero elevation can be randomly displaced some feet/meters depending on the drone's GPS error. In order to get the absolute elevation measurement (Mean Sea Level - MSL), you would have to apply Ground Control Points to your map.
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