6 research outputs found
Selection of Appropriate Class UAS/Sensors to Support Fire Monitoring: Experiences in the United States
No full textTechnology Surveys and Regulatory Gap Analyses of UAS Subsystems Toward Access to the NAS
No full textUnmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-based monitoring of a landslide: Gallenzerkogel landslide (Ybbs-Lower Austria) case study
No full textConcept of Operations of Small Unmanned Aerial Systems: Basis for Airworthiness towards Personal Remote Sensing
No full textUnmanned Aerial Systems (UASs) have rapidly grown into a significant part of the worldwide aviation budget. However, regulations and official standards have lagged significantly. Within the U.S., there has been significant pressure to develop the regulations to allow commercial and governmental agencies to utilize UASs within the National Airspace System (NAS). The authors propose a concept of operation document that incorporates existing regulations and ensures an acceptable level of performance based on experience with a Personal Remote Sensing (PRS) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS)
