Leaky windows of courthouse
Flown by Bryan Overstreet, Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator, Purdue Extension - Jasper County
We were able to locate leaky windows on the second floor of this courthouse using a UAV. We found that a clogged gutter was the culprit. A UAV was a faster, safer, and more cost-effective alternative to human climbing in identifying this problem.
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