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[Guide] Drone Based Construction Monitoring

TaskMapper provides a comprehensive platform for managing construction on your project site. In this section, we explore how you can use taskmapper to update construction counts on the map, link construction progress to MS Projects/ Primavera schedules, and to set up QC workflows for gating progress. All the features described below require a one-time setup; users will need to share project files (CAD drawings, BOM quantities, construction workflows, project schedules) - please contact your account manager or 

Overview of Construction Progress Reporting

The above guided slideshow provides you with an overview of how to use the Taskmapper Maps feature to update construction counts. 

Working with Tasks and Forms on the Construction Site

 to components or locations on the construction site, either from the desktop browser or from the mobile app. Forms are useful for creating complex workflows that require users to input a lot of data - such as QC checklists or Punchlists. Tasks are useful for making quick observations on the site, or a simple call to action (for instance, a task calling for clearing debris blocking an access road). 

Forms can be used to gate construction progress. For instance, in the below example, the transition from "Tracker Installed" to "Tracker Accepted" is a QC step. We can choose to traverse this step using a Construction Count update as described in the previous section (where the user enters a quantity for the number of QC checks that were done), or create a break in the Construction Progress workflow that will force the user to fill out a detailed QC checklist before the component moves on the next step. 

Linking your construction progress to a project schedule

The above guided slideshow provides an overview of using the Taskmapper Maps feature to update construction counts. For a detailed guide on creating and working with project schedules, please refer to the 

TaskMapper allows you to use drone maps to audit construction progress data or as a primary source of construction counts. In either case, all drone maps are typically stored in a separate map and can be accessed to view historical progress or for a general visual inspection of the site.

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At Therm, we use thermal imagery to keep solar sites healthy. Our intelligent AI algorithm can precisely spot and categorize over 20 defect types. Plus, our seamless integration with the Task productivity suite means quick and easy fixes for any problems in the field using handy mobile task management tools.

FIGURE 3: DEFECT REMEDIATION WITH TASKMAPPER MOBILE APPLICATION

Data setup and defect remediation using Therm.

The thermal map is the drone-acquired thermal imagery.

Our AI algorithm in Therm helps identify defects in the solar array and classify them into specific types, such as Bypass Diode Active, Hotspot, and Module Hot. You can easily view these identified defects on the Map page or track them separately on the Defects page.

Filters help to quickly narrow down the data displayed to only those records you care about. The set ﬁlter will apply to all the pages on the Therm page. Some of the options in the ﬁlters are:

Filter by defect type, status, priority, and temperature difference.

We've colour-coded all the thermal issues for your convenience. The left-hand column contains the colour legend and defect types. Just click on a defect to select or deselect the defects you'd like to view on the map.

To view the visual map and the AutoCAD layer, just click on the icon at the bottom left of the map. You'll find options like CAD Layout, Visual Layout, and Thermal Layout.

When you click on a defect, you will be taken to its location on the map. The defect details provide helpful information about its status, including Status, Priority, Assignees, Attachments, and notes.

Let's ensure that each defect has the current status. We have some commonly used pre-set status options. These status options also have a clear identifier on the map, which is colour-coded for easier reference.

If a specific defect needs more attention or on-site fixing, you can assign it to individual users or teams for further investigation or action.

To help with the remediation process, the defects can be assigned a priority. This allows us to focus on fixing the most important issues first.

Administrator access is necessary to complete this action.

If you need to reclassify any defects, it's easy! Click 'Edit' and choose the specific defect from the drop-down list. 

In the attachments section, you'll find the raw images of the defects, along with a marker to help you spot the heat signature easily. You can upload your evidence or information in any format. Also, you can use the notes section to input information and even include attachments if you'd like.

To export a Therm report, click the 'Export' button and select your preferred format—'Export as PDF' or 'Export as CSV'. This will allow you to download the report in the best format.

When exporting to PDF, you can choose what to include or exclude in the report. You can check or uncheck options like raw images and manually added attachments, notes, and tasks.

The therm dashboard gives a high-level overview of the impact and resolution status of defects across the site

The defects classification section in the therm report describes each defect's status. When a defect is marked as 'No Issues' or 'Resolved,' the total counts and the affected capacity are updated automatically. For instance, take a look at the screenshot below (Figure 18)—under the defect called "Hotspot," there are 93 defects in total and 2 of those have been resolved. 

We've now integrated the productivity suite with the defect tracking system to simplify the remediation process. You can create tasks and checklists and then assign them to field teams. Click 

FIGURE 20: CREATING A TASK ON THE MAP VIEW

Quickly create tasks on the map view using the 

 marker tool. These tasks can include details such as an assignee, due date, status, and more. Plus, the manually created task will have geo-location details, making it easy for field personnel to locate it on the site.

1. To install the TaskMapper application on your mobile device, click on the relevant link below

2. To check the asset information, head to the assets page and pick the asset you want (FIGURE 19). The "Therm" section shows the Total Capacity, number of issues, and Affected Capacity. Just click on "Thermography" to access the map.

TaskMapper Therm

Manage drawings and collaborate with onsite teams in real-time

View, edit, annotate, and upload drawings from anywhere with version control. Attach tasks, forms, images, and more. Give crews the drawings they need to get the job done.

View or edit your site, floor, architectural, structural, and more plans from anywhere. Upload the revised files to a central repository with version control to ensure everyone works with the latest version.

Figure 2: Central repository for all your drawings

Give your crew drawings to get the work done

Notify your crew of drawing updates so they can access the latest versions to get the job done. Enhance collaboration with annotations, measurements, and comments in real time. View any tasks added to the plan view on the map view.

Figure 3: Enhance collaboration with inbuilt tools

Manage work, from design to execution, from one screen

Access, edit, annotate, and upload your plans from anywhere and ensure accurate as-built records with the capture of photos and videos attached to features on the plan or map.

Figure 4: Collaboration and activity management in plans using tasks

Drawings are a digital container or directory that is used to organize plans. It helps keep related plans together and makes locating and accessing them easier.

' to organise documents by folders and click '

Use the blue highlighter to choose the sheet number on the first sheet.

Similarly, use the pink highlighter to select the sheet description once.

The sheet number and description will be extracted and updated for all the sheets.

Figure 8: Capture sheet number and sheet description

Review sheet number and description. Edit if required and hit enter to save.

4) The uploaded files will default to the '

' folder. Select the plans to organize them by drawings, and click '

Select a drawing or create a new one by clicking on '

The files are in the assigned folder. Repeat the process to organise all the unassigned files. 

The Plans feature is designed to automatically detect the latest versions of files by analyzing their file names. When you assign files to a drawing, the application reviews the file names to verify that they are being uploaded as a new version. You can easily identify the new version of a file by looking for a specific icon 

that appears on the uploaded file. Click '

Newer versions can be directly uploaded by clicking on '

How to move plans from one drawing to another?

Plans from a source drawing can be moved by assigning them to the destination drawing. To move, select the plans, and choose '

Then, select the destination drawing and click '

How to filter tasks, forms, markups and comments on the plan view?

Click on the gear icon on the marker tool. Select/deselect the checkbox for tasks, forms, markups and comments

The plan view supports multiple options in the marker tool to add markups to the plan. Choose from options such as drawing, shape or text. Based on your selection, add the markup on the plan view and annotate using the text and colour options.

Figure 16(a): Drawing options in the marker tool

Figure 16(b): Shape options in the marker tool

Figure 16(c): Include text using the marker tool

The marker tool allows for calibration and measurement in the plan view. Use the scale to calibrate and perform measurements with the marker tool's measurement option.

Figure 17(a): Measure options in the marker tool

1) The first step is to calibrate. Select calibrate under the measure option and choose the calibrate.

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