Aerial rehabilitation is the core of our operations: mine-site revegetation, dust suppression, post-disturbance seeding, and ongoing condition monitoring — flown to specification and documented for compliance.

What we deliver

• Broadcast and precision seeding across rehabilitated overburden, tailings, and disturbed catchments
• Targeted herbicide and pesticide application for weed control on disturbed land
• Multispectral and thermal monitoring to track germination, canopy cover, and rehabilitation progress over time
• Compliance-grade flight logs, application records, and georeferenced imagery for stakeholder reporting

The platforms behind it

Heavy work runs on the DJI Agras T100 — a 100 kg-class agricultural drone with 75 L tank capacity, RTK precision, and obstacle avoidance built for variable-terrain mine sites. Survey and monitoring runs on the M350 RTK with H30T thermal and Mavic 3M multispectral payloads.

Get a scope quote on 0456 902 327 or enquiries@dronehab.com.au.

Aerial spreading

Revegetation work usually needs material on the ground before it needs water. Our spreading capability covers seed, mulch, fertiliser, and soil amendment distribution — flown to the same survey-grade flight plans as the spraying work, so you get even coverage across uneven, post-disturbance terrain without driving over recovering ground.