I’m trying to export an aerial mosaic file from px4dreact into Sartopo for Search Planning.
Has anyone been able to create a workaround to get the large files to import?
Hi,
Is this the website where you want to upload our outputs? SARTopo - Backcountry Mapping Evolved After you confirm, I can test there. Do you have some errors when uploading the results?
Can you please tell us more about your applications? That sounds very interesting 
Sincerely,
Fernanda
Hi,
Thank you for your quick response.
Yes, that is the correct software we are using.
Our hope is, during an incident we could fly and shoot a next to “real time” orthomosaic plate and layer that into the Sartopo software. That would give our incident commander, and search planners, a good view of what conditions are.
For example, if a tornado had moved through a neighborhood, which streets are impassible, what hazards we might come across, etc.
If you would like, I can send the geo.tiff file I created from pix4dreact.
Thank you!
Michael Benedic
Search Team Manager
Hamilton County USAR Task Force
Hello,
Thanks for the information. Seems we need to pay to upload layers to the application. Yes please send us the GeoTIFF, would be really useful to see what we can do in the future to scale the layer and support it there. I will keep you posted.
You can add the layer here.
Let me know
Best,
Fernanda
Can you email me please, the link you gave me is looking for a log in.
Thanks
Michael
Hello,
I wrote you a private message.
I too am trying to upload from Pix4d to SARTopo. Was anything ever determined on how to make that work?
Hi Bradley,
We don’t have a workflow from our end. I would suggest checking with the team at SarTopo.
I would be extremely interested in this as well for my Sar team. Has anybody figured out a workaround yet?
I’m also looking at Pix4dreact image into SARTopo. Do you have a workaround yet?
The limitation is on SARtopos end as they do not support a direct upload of a .tiff image. However, from what I can tell there is a workaround that involves using MapBox. It is not a straight forward process as you first have to upload the orthomosaic as a tileset to MapBox. Once it is uploaded then you essentially create a custom basemap that can be ported over as a WMS, WMTS, or WFS map source.
