Overview

With Operation Planning, you can set up how your drone will perform operations in a field by defining:

• Field boundaries
• Obstacles
• No-spray zones

The final output is automatically tailored to your specific drone, ensuring compatibility with the required file format. This ensures safe, precise, and optimized spraying operations.

How to Access

• When creating a new field, access Operation Planning directly on the satellite view
• Open an existing field with Satellite imagery
• Operation Planning is available on uploaded Drone maps

Operation Planning is located in the same place across all workflows.

How It Works

1. Creating Operation Planning on the New Field

• Click New Field to create a new field.
• Once the field is created, a modal will appear with the Operation Planning option.
• Click Operation Planning
• The right sidebar opens, allowing you to create a new Operation Plan.
• Add Boundary, Obstacles, and No-Spray Zones
  • The initial boundary, created during field setup, is displayed by default. It can be edited by clicking on the annotation or deleted and redrawn
• After defining all elements, click Export Plan
• Select your drone model
• The plan will be exported in a format compatible with your drone

Note: Watch the video on how to create a field step by step and start building your first Operation Plan.

2. Creating Operation Planning on the existing Field

• Open Satellite imagery or a Drone map, regardless of whether AI analysis is available
• Click the Operation Planning icon
• The right sidebar opens, where you can create a new Operation Plan or select an existing one
• Add Boundary, Obstacles, and No-Spray Zones
• After defining all elements, click Export Plan
• Select your drone model (eg DJI, XAG, EAVision)
• The plan will be exported in a format compatible with your drone

Rules:

• All Operation Plans within a field appear in the Operation Planning list. Users can create them during field creation or later from Satellite or Drone maps.
• Each Operation Plan must have a name.
• Each field can contain only one boundary.
• Users can add multiple obstacles and no-spray zones.

2. Applying Operation Planning on Prescription Maps for Enhanced Precision Spraying

• Open the Fertilizer or Spraying prescription map tool
• Select the drone or tractor for which you want to create the prescription map
• Choose the tile size
• Apply an existing Operation Plan or create a new one
• The defined zones will appear in the right sidebar table, while greyed-out areas on the map represent obstacles or no-spray zones based on the elements defined in the Operation Plan
• The calculator automatically excludes these areas from savings estimation and treatment volume calculations
• Upon export, both the Prescription Map and the Operation Planning data are automatically exported together, ready for upload into the controller