DJI Terra is DJI’s professional drone mapping and 3D modelling software. It transforms imagery and LiDAR data collected by DJI drones into accurate 2D maps, 3D models, and detailed point clouds for surveying, construction, inspection, and analysis.

DJI Terra is available in several editions — Pro, Electricity, and Cluster — each supporting different data types and processing capabilities. The Pro version covers photogrammetry, while Cluster enables distributed processing across multiple computers.

DJI Terra supports 2D orthomosaic mapping, 3D modelling, oblique and corridor missions, and LiDAR data processing. It also offers real‑time 3D reconstructions for rapid field assessment.

DJI Terra is compatible with enterprise drones such as the Matrice 300 RTK and Matrice 350 RTK, and works seamlessly with payloads including the Zenmuse P1, L1, and H30 series.

DJI Terra runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64‑bit). A high‑performance system with an Intel i7 CPU or above, 32‑64 GB RAM, and an NVIDIA GPU (8 GB VRAM or more) is recommended for efficient 3D and LiDAR processing.

Yes. DJI Terra supports LiDAR point cloud data from payloads such as the Zenmuse L1 and L2, allowing users to create classified point clouds, DEM/DSM models, and contour lines directly within the software.

Yes. You can import GCPs and checkpoints to enhance the absolute accuracy of maps and models. The software automatically recalculates alignment after GCPs are added.

DJI Terra supports over 8,500 coordinate systems worldwide, with options for custom PRJ files and seven‑parameter transformations. Outputs include TIFF orthomosaics, LAS point clouds, 3D mesh models, and DXF files for CAD workflows.

Users can export orthomosaics, 3D models, DSM/DEM surfaces, point clouds, and contour lines for GIS and CAD applications.

Yes. The Cluster version of DJI Terra supports distributed processing, allowing multiple computers to collaborate on the same dataset to speed up large‑scale reconstruction projects.

Once activated, DJI Terra can run offline for most mapping and processing tasks, making it suitable for field environments with limited connectivity. Internet is required for activation and software updates.

DJI Terra is used for surveying and mapping, construction monitoring, agriculture management, disaster response, powerline inspection, and environmental modelling.

Licences are linked to a single PC and activated via DJI accounts. Options include permanent or annual subscriptions. DJI occasionally bundles Terra licences with compatible drone packages.

Ensure all captured imagery has accurate metadata, overlap and exposure settings. For survey‑grade results, use RTK/PPK workflows or import GCPs before reconstruction begins.

The latest DJI Terra software and firmware updates are available directly from DJI’s official Enterprise downloads page. Always update to the latest version to ensure compatibility and stability.