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Project 1. 3D Modeling for Bagan Monuments and Temples Using MAEU- Multicopters 3D Modeling of Bagan Innpaya Pagoda M A E U Project 1. 3D Modeling for Bagan Monuments and Temples using MAEU- Multicopters 3D modeling of Bagan Innpaya Pagoda 28 M A E U Successfully Finished 42 Monuments/Temples 3D modeling Sulamani Temple Ashaebatlate Temple Shiniszagawna Temple Saydanargyi Pagoda Apalyadanar Temple Gubyauknge Temple Gubyaukgyi Temple Mingalazedi Pagoda Nwarpyagu Temple Bulelthi Pagoda Shwesandaw Pagoda Ananda Oakkyaung Tayokepyay Temple Seinnyet sister Temples Pagoda No.2095 Ywarhaunggyi Temple Anoutbatlate Temple Thitsawadi Temple Inner Zigon Pagoda Ashaebatlate Temple Pyatthatgyi Temple Shwegugyi Temple Apalyadanar Temple Nathlaungkyaung Temple Mahabodhi Temple Pahtothamya Temple Thabatemout Dhammayangyi Temple Bupaya Pagoda Tha kya muu nii Innpaya Pagoda Dhammayazika Pagoda Myay pone thar Gawdawpalin Temple Thambula Temple Law ka U shang Mingalazedi Pagoda Lawkahtatepan Paine Nae See Shwesandaw Pagoda Minyeingon Temple Myin Ka Bar Gu Pyauk Gyi Seinnyet sister Temples Thatbyinnyu Temple Sin Myar Shin Anoutbatlate Temple Nagayone Temple Myaut ta Wat 29 Project 2 . Aerial Survey Mapping for Bagan Region Using MAEU - UAVs 30 M A E U Handover Successfully Bagan Project, Awards of Honor by Vice President (1) 31 M A E U 2015 Flooded Kale region, Our UAVs/Drone produced the Aerial Survey map included livelihood, Agriculture, and Damage assessment ,etc. Supporting for Department of Disaster Management (DDM) Satellite Map MAEU UAV Map River changes after disaster in Kale region 32 M A E U Co-operated with Food and Agriculture Organization of the United nations (UN FAO) for Emergency Food/Cash Assistance and Immediate Agriculture Livelihood Assistance to Flood Affected People at Magway Regions in 2016. 33 Co-operated with Food and Agriculture Organization of the United nations (UN FAO) for Emergency Food/Cash Assistance and Immediate Agriculture Livelihood Assistance to Landslide Affected People at Chin state Regions in 2017. UNFAO cooperated with MAEU UAV/Drone Research Dept to support applied Aerial survey Map for Emergency Food/Cash Assistance and Immediate Agriculture Livelihood , damage assessment and disaster management at Landslide region. Also Our Dept; can support Agricultural Drone Training for Ministry of Agriculture organized by UNFAO. 34 Collaborated with UN FAO and Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and Irrigation TrainingOur Department on Drone Supported Mapping Four Drones Operations , Pilot Training and Scientific and Mapping Application Taining for Ministryfor DRR of Agriculture, livestock and Irrigation. in Agriculture 1. Fixedwing and Mulicopter Pilot Training for 30 officers from Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and Irrigation 2. Training for Map data processing 3. Training for Agriculture Crop Analysis data Map processing with Near Infrared Camera 35 Collaborated with UN FAO and Ministry of Agriculture, livestock and Irrigation Training on Drone Mapping Operations and Scientific Application for DRR in Agriculture 36 Use of NDVI to Support Crop Health Monitoring, Crop Research and Production Visible RGB NDVI (red-green-blue) Research Plots at the Department of Agricultural Zoom in Research Compound 10 37 Use of NDVI to Support Crop Health Monitoring, Crop Research and Production Healthy Crop Stressed or Unhealthy Crop (NDVI value 0.34 to 0.68) (NDVI value 0.310 to 0.330) Ground Investigation and Validation of Stressed Crop 38 Co-operated with Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement and UN FAO for Emergency Response and damage control assistant using Drone Technologies for MAGWAY Division Flooded Minister of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Checking our Drone Team @ MAGWAY Flooded region 39 Drone Pilot & GIS Mapping Training for Emergency Operation Center , Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Cooperated with UNFAO 40 “Drone Mapping of FishAdapt Project Sites in Yangon Region, Ayeyarwaddy Region and Rakhine State" Supported Department of Fisheries of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation(MoALI) Cooperated UN FAO To enable inland and costal fishery and aquaculture stakeholders to adapt to climate change by understanding and reducing vulnerabilities, and applying by the drone technology and GIS mapping using drone aerial photo and satellite map in real field. 41 42.
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