
When drone technology first arrived on the scene, the camera quality was nothing compared to what they can support today. Now drone cameras are replacing other forms of media technology in order to convey a story or show something in as natural a setting as possible. Although sometimes prohibited in national parks, at low altitudes drones may be able to catch all sorts of local nature in its element. The cameras now in use offer astounding visual quality and help us to see the world around us in ways we never could have before.
Furthermore, drones in natural disasters go beyond just showing TV viewers a scene. They can also be used to help locate victims and survivors, survey damage to buildings and spaces, and – if equipped with sensors – may even be able to help local agencies determine when it is safe to return to an area. Knowing where the damage occurs in a disaster is a starting point to getting help to the people and areas which need it most. Safe alternate routes can be established for rescuers, and having knowledge of the perils before entering the situation can be vital during a natural disaster.
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