The phrase "aerial configuration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, architecture, or design, referring to the arrangement or layout of elements in the air or at a height.
Example: "The aerial configuration of the drone fleet allows for efficient coverage of the designated area."
Alternatives: "aerial layout" or "airborne arrangement".
We assessed landscape change in the Clear Creek, Iowa watershed from 1940 to 2002 using five metrics derived from aerial photos: land cover composition and configuration, housing density and spatial pattern, and stream sinuosity.
To demonstrate our solution approach, we apply this heuristic to the problem of selecting the proper design configuration of an unmanned aerial system (UAS) fleet so as to maximize mission effectiveness.
This paper presents a novel unmanned aerial vehicle platform based on a three rotor configuration, which can achieve the highest level of maneuverability in all 6 dimensions (i.e. 3D position and 3D attitude).
Figure 3 Aerial view of Figure 2, also known as standard stereo configuration.
This work focuses on the control law design for a class of aerial systems able to perform transition maneuvers from hover to level flight configurations.
Aerial photography can be conducted at an altitude designed to produce maps that show drainage configuration, roads, buildings, lakes, streams, timber, power lines, railroads, and fences or other features that may be missed by a ground survey.
An individual tree canopy (ITC) method based on aerial LiDAR has been developed to assess forest structure by estimating the density and spatial configuration of trees in four different height classes.
This configuration was relatively stable while the rocky outcrops were exposed to sub-aerial conditions, forming a palaeo-coast with coastal bluffs.
The configuration has the potential to be the optimal high resolution imaging spectroscopy solution for aerial and space remote sensing applications due to its small form factor and relatively low power requirements.
This time interval was designed to include the 1928 synoptic aerial photo coverage of the South Florida peninsula, which documented past vegetation distributions and surface-water configuration.
