Plan your flight: Determine the area you want to capture imagery of and plan your drone flight accordingly. Use ArcGIS products like ArcGIS Pro or ArcGIS Online to analyze the area, identify flight paths, and set up your flight plan using the Site Scan Flight app (Site Scan Flight soon to become ArcGIS Flight)

Capture imagery: Fly your drone over the designated area and capture high-resolution imagery. Ensure that your drone is equipped with a high-quality camera and that you follow all safety regulations and guidelines.

Transfer imagery: Once you have captured the imagery, seamlessly transfer it from your drone's SD card to your computer or conveniently upload it directly from your aircraft to the Site Scan Manager app, right from the field.

Process imagery: Use Esri products like Drone2Map, SiteScan for ArcGIS, or the Reality Extension for ArcGIS Pro to process the captured imagery.

Analyze imagery: After processing the imagery, utilize ArcGIS products like ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Image Analyst, and ArcGIS Online for various analyses such as feature extraction, change detection, and classification. Or, with ArcGIS Online, you can conveniently access and analyze your drone imagery in a web-based environment, enabling seamless collaboration and result sharing with others.

Create products: Once you have analyzed the imagery, you can create various products using the ArcGIS suite of software. This may include tasks such as generating digital elevation models (DEMs), creating 3D visualizations, or producing thematic maps.

Share and collaborate: Finally, you can share your drone imagery and the products you have created with others using ArcGIS products like Instant Apps or Experience Builder. This allows for collaboration, data sharing, and easy access to the imagery and web based applications.