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# 10.8.3. Corridor Survey Statistics

When the User selects "Corridor Survey Statistics," you will see the following screen on your display.

<figure><img src="/files/c8JHZpJqWYlsUbMbLmh6" alt=""><figcaption><p>Corridor Survey Statistics</p></figcaption></figure>

On this screen, the user will see the area of the plan in square meters, the estimated time required for the flight, the image count of images to be captured during the flight, and the survey distance in meters and GSD in cm/pixel. All these values will be automatically calculated.

* **Survey Area:** This option in AeroGCS ORANGE displays the estimated area covered by the survey plan in square meters. The area adjusts dynamically with changes in the boundary points, allowing users to manually stretch or shrink the points to meet specific requirements.
* **Survey Distance**: AeroGCS ORANGE calculates and displays the total distance the drone will travel on the survey plan. This distance is influenced by the stretching or shrinking of boundary points and increases when the cross-grid option is enabled.
* **Survey Time**: AeroGCS ORANGE estimates the time required to complete the survey, which is displayed in this option. The survey time depends on whether the cross-grid settings are enabled.
* **Image Count:** The "Image Count" represents the number of images to be captured by the camera. In AeroGCS ORANGE, the camera selection determines the image count, and it increases with a larger area covered by the survey plan.
* **Ground Resolution/Ground Sampling Distance (GSD)**: Displays GSD Value in cm/pixel. GSD is the measure of the distance between two adjacent pixel centers on the ground, determining the resolution of images. Lower GSD values contribute to enhanced accuracy in image details.


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