“…Conditions such as wind, sun illumination, and sun angle can all have an effect on the quality of images captured by the UAS and, thus, the quality of output image products [16,52]. Similarly, the sensor settings that affect the quality of imagery were defined as shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and zoom [17,27,32,51,[53][54][55][56]. Finally, the mission planning settings that affect image quality included flight altitude, overlap/sidelap between images, and the number of images collected outside the study area [51,57,58].…”