looking at your plots and what few i have done, if i can get the appropriate scale factor in to make it right on known distances i should be able to get a better topo than my field guys do- mostly due to spacing of shots typically a topo does- major features of sites, ledge outcrops, trees etc and where it is open ground, a shot every 20-30 feet,,, this way i can have a "shot" every foot.
i have yet to look at the telemetry of the flight plans but the gps "lock" has been pretty much within 1 foot of where i had the drone- so if i can get the lat and long to enough decimal places, i can get it to an inch or so. mostly i want this for vertical stuff.
fired the drone for the first time- extra tablet i have does NOT like either drone deploy OR pix4d capture- crashes every time i hit the mission setup button. so using my nexus 5
should i have the drone hovering when i hit start for the missions or have it on the ground ready to take off?
drone deploy looked good to start but the one time i tried it and it attempted to send the drone on a mission the drone took off angled FAST and crashed (it was on ground with props on)
pix4d capture using my nexus has been fine except for getting the mission to load- and even on my nexus, the program crashes A LOT --i have to restart my phone in order to get the crashing to stop.
i also have to do a area larger than needed in order to get the locus encompassed (about 50% larger for the smaller site i was on (lot 15000 sq.ft.- my house)
also have to contact dji, i pressed the home button and the button detached from the housing.
the good news is- i bought this thing opened box - never used- and it was all pristine still had all the wraps on etc...
and the camera had a 16gig sd card inserted in it already.