Documentation
How to use Outback Deploy
Written in the order you will meet it: sign up, plan a flight, upload the card, and get a number back. Each page says what it can promise and what it cannot.
01
Getting started
What the platform does, what your address is, and the first flight end to end.
02
Planning a flight
Drawing a survey area, overlap and altitude, and what the plan can and cannot promise.
03
Uploading and reconstruction
Getting the card off the aircraft, what happens next, and how long it takes.
04
Analyses
The questions the platform can answer from a survey, and how much to trust each answer.
05
Training a model
Teaching the platform to count something it has never seen, and knowing whether it worked.
06
Ground you have not flown
Analysing public aerial imagery, and the two things that makes weaker.
07
Getting the answers out
Exports, reports, and sharing a result with somebody who has no account.
08
People and access
Inviting staff, what each role may do, and handing the operator over.
09
Trials, plans and billing
What the trial includes, what happens when it ends, and how to change or cancel.
10
The API
Driving the platform from your own software or a device in the field.
Something missing?
This is the manual for using the platform. The engineering documentation — why it is built the way it is — lives with the source. If something here is wrong or absent, say so: a manual nobody corrects is worse than a short one.