The drone automatically takes off to inspect the construction site according to the planned route; quickly arrives at the scene of the emergency and returns high-definition images in real time; patrol areas such as forests, rivers and lakes to discover hidden risks... In Wuhan, Hubei, drones are being integrated into urban governance at an accelerated pace, adding an “aerial perspective” to urban management. At the Wuhan Institute of Surveying and Mapping, staff issued instructions through the “City Smart Eye” low-altitude drone remote sensing monitoring system. The drone automatically plans the flight route and takes off from the nearest unmanned airport to carry out the mission. It usually takes less than 5 minutes from receiving a task to reaching the target area. “We have joined forces with DJI to build 146 unmanned airports in Wuhan, basically forming a low-altitude monitoring network covering the entire area. Currently, we have served 16 departments in Wuhan and expanded more than 50 typical application scenarios.” He Wei, head of the Satellite Application and Low Altitude Remote Sensing Engineering Center of the Wuhan Institute of Surveying and Mapping, said.

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