Destruction of wetlands and high altitude forensics of unmanned aerial vehicles

(1) in aerial photography
The case handlers arrived at the scene of the case
(3) the public security police introduce the relevant situation
(4) technical personnel assembly unmanned aerial vehicle
Watch the real time picture by the police
The operation of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) starts to lift off
At the scene of the police on the spot for field investigation
"Squeaky and squeaky" The switch started and the propeller turned rapidly. A few days ago, the unmanned aerial vehicles operated by the technical personnel of the Jianghan Procuratorate in Wuhan, Hubei Province, were steadily lifted. At the 120 meters of the National Wetland Park in Jane lake, the unmanned aerial vehicles were slowly swept through. This is the first time that the civil and administrative procuratorial department of the hospital has used the UAV scene investigation and evidence collection in reviewing the clues of civil public interest litigation cases.
At the end of March this year, during the early intervention of a criminal case, the investigation and supervision department of the procuratorate of Jianghan procuratorate found that there was a civil public interest lawsuit that destroyed the wetland in the course of the civil public interest litigation, which was wantonly dumped rubbish and soil in the Jane Lake National Wetland Park in the three close embankment of Jiayu County, Hubei province. Fang. After receiving the transfer clues, the people's Bank of China quickly launched the investigation and decided that the primary task was to collect evidence on the damaged wetland and to set the evidence. Considering the wide range of destruction and complex terrain, the traditional means of forensics can not accurately reflect the relationship between the damaged area and the surrounding environment, and can not provide the full appearance and severity of the destruction of the wetland.
Not long ago, Wu Qian and the head of the technical department, Zhang Xuemin, the head of the Department of technology, and the director of the Department of technology, drove to the scene of the case in Jiayu, Hubei, for nearly 3 hours.
At the middle of the Yangtze River, the technician quickly completed the fuselage assembly on the Changjiang dyke. The UAV flew smoothly with the command of the joystick and flew to the destroyed wetland scene, and sent the image data captured by the high definition lens back to the tablet computer connected to the operating terminal.
Combined with Wu Qian's on-site guidelines, the UAV took off nearly half an hour after the launch of the UAV and successfully completed the air forensics task. The free moving "eye of heaven" has taken a multi angle recording of the destruction site of the wetland. Through the aerial view of the unmanned aerial vehicle, the procuratorial police, who is on the ground, grasped the environment position, the scope, the severity and the status of the destroyed wetland, and laid a solid evidence foundation for the civil public interest litigation in the future and the damages to the environment.
This is a vivid fragment of our intelligent procuratorial process, and it is also the first real battle of the civil and technical departments and the use of high-tech equipment to obtain evidence. Jinsheng exhibition, head of the people's Bank of China, said it will continue to rely on high-tech equipment to improve the quality and efficiency of public interest litigation.