On Sakhalin, ZALA T-16 UAVs are conducting aerial monitoring of the flood situation.
ZALA T-16 unmanned systems are being used for aerial monitoring of the flood situation on Sakhalin's island rivers. The work is being carried out on the instructions of Governor Valery Limarenko by specialists. Aurora-BUS airline« under the contract with the SSC «Wings of Sakhalin».
For the quickest possible coverage of territories, two systems are used simultaneously. The ZALA mobile laboratory, mounted on a high-mobility vehicle, ensures efficient operation in field conditions. As noted by «Aurora-BAS» [Aurora-Unmanned Systems], the parallel use of two UAVs significantly speeds up data collection from remote areas. In addition, the T-16, built into the IRRA AI-based hardware-software complex In real-time, it identifies river congestion, monitors flooding and potential dry grass fires.
The ZALA T-16 is optimal for patrolling large areas in any weather conditions and at any time of day. It carries a wide range of payloads: HD cameras, thermal imagers, and photographic equipment. Its flight endurance exceeds four hours, and it surveys over 75 kilometres in a single sortie. This allows for prompt data acquisition from remote and hard-to-reach territories, which is particularly important during periods of high risk of floods and natural fires.
