For GIS specialists, drone surveying has immense potential. Topographic surveys can be completed with a drone in a quarter of the time and with the same level of accuracy as those taken by more traditional means. This significantly lessens the expense of a site survey and the burden on local experts. An uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) is used in a drone survey to collect airborne statistics with downward-facing sensors like multispectral or RGB cameras as well as LIDAR payloads. The ground is captured numerous times from various angles during a drone aerial survey with an RGB camera, and each picture is labelled with coordinates. This blog shows that the effectiveness of aerial drone survey mapping can be greatly impacted by the type and performance of the drone, the caliber of its parts, the camera resolution, the height at which the drone travels, the vegetation, and the technique and technology used to geolocate the aerial photos.