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# 10.1 Mission Type

Within the mission planning interface of AeroGCS ORANGE, the initial step involves choosing between two distinct mission types: manual and automatic. This pivotal selection sets the tone for the entire planning process. Users have the flexibility to opt for either manual or automatic mission types, each serving specific purposes. The displayed screen guides users through this crucial decision-making process, laying the foundation for a tailored and efficient mission plan in AeroGCS ORANGE.

<figure><img src="/files/GJ9lhewYmIi2G7WgprYL" alt=""><figcaption><p>Mission Type</p></figcaption></figure>

1. **Automatic**: - This functionality in AeroGCS ORANGE is crafted for users who prefer to delineate field plots with the seamless integration of Google Maps. Harnessing the capabilities of satellite imagery and advanced mapping technology, users can precisely define their field plots. By pinpointing key locations on the map, they effortlessly outline the specific area, ensuring a tailored and accurate mission plan in AeroGCS ORANGE.
2. **Manual:** - AeroGCS ORANGE empowers users with the ability to take manual control of a drone through a remote control (RC), complemented by a detailed, step-by-step guide on monitoring the flight path. This feature ensures a seamless transition to manual control, providing users with precise guidance within AeroGCS ORANGE.


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