Whether the drone light show can be executed smoothly, the take-off and landing area is very critical. When communicating in advance, the organizer is best to provide site photos, floor plans and candidate take-off and landing areas in advance.
The take-off and landing area should be open and easy to control
The take-off and landing area needs to be convenient for equipment placement, personnel inspection and on-site management. Spectators are not allowed to enter at will, and vehicles and temporary stalls should not occupy the landing and inspection space.
Avoid obvious obstacles
Surrounding buildings, trees, high-voltage lines, water, roads and large billboards all need to be judged in advance. Complex sites are not impossible to do, but they need to be evaluated earlier.
The viewing direction should also be considered
The take-off and landing areas are not selected individually, but also in combination with the audience area and the main viewing direction. If the pattern is in the wrong direction, the audience may not be able to see the core image clearly.