OpenDroneMap

OpenDroneMap provides a comprehensive suite of open-source software for drone image processing, enabling users to generate maps, point clouds, 3D models, and Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) from aerial imagery. The project is committed to creating sustainable solutions and fostering a friendly community around aerial data collection, processing, analysis, and display.

The ecosystem includes several key components: ODM, a command-line toolkit for processing aerial images; WebODM, a user-friendly, extendable web application with visualization and data analysis; NodeODM, a lightweight REST API; and CloudODM, a tool for cloud-based aerial imagery processing. Additional tools like PyODM (Python SDK), ClusterODM (scaling), NodeMICMAC (MicMac API), FIELDimageR (R package for agriculture), and Find-GCP (ArUco marker detection) further enhance its capabilities.

This powerful processing software leverages numerous other awesome open-source projects and libraries, including OpenSfM, OpenMVS, PDAL, Entwine, MVS Texturing, GRASS GIS, GDAL, and PoissonRecon. These collaborations underscore OpenDroneMap's dedication to an open and integrated approach to geospatial data processing and analysis.