AI Applications · Survey and Construction Management
Detecting Site Waterlogging and Drainage Clues
Waterlogging detection is a temporal problem: ponding appears and disappears within hours, so the flight time matters more than the resolution.
Overview
- Fly after the rain event, not on a fixed schedule — the window is short and predictable from the forecast.
- Standing water over a surface with visible reflection is easier to screen than water under vegetation or on bare earth.
- Distinguish ponding, saturated ground and wet sheen; they imply different drainage conclusions.
- A time series across several events is more useful than one high-resolution flight.
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