As digital drone mapping in Abuja is ready, the Federal Surveyor Agency (OSGOF) Office has explained to the Federal Capital Development Agency (FCDA)’s Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
A statement from the Office of Survey Directors, signed by Henry David’s Principal, Information and Public Affairs, said the required clearance was also obtained from the National Security Advisor (ONSA) and the military for the Safety Operations Risk Assessment (SORA).
His opening remarks at the Federation Surveyor (SGOF) briefing, Abduganiyu Adebomehin praised all government agencies for their collaboration to make the project successful.
Repeating some of the benefits of drone digital mapping, SGOF said that once 3D mapping is finished, it could be useful for many applications, such as agricultural deployment.
The director of photogrammetry and remote sensing at Hafiz Azeez, the office to oversee the project, said during the drone digital mapping exercise he would never compromise on the privacy and safety of the public members.
In response at the SORA briefing, General Manager NCAA Colonel Maikano Wilson was pleased to see the project being underway and praised all involved for their cooperation.
Frank Pichel, a leader and partner of the company, said, “We take care of the environment during the exercise, recognize the safety of people, and all regulatory laws are strictly adhered to during the exercise.”
