LMS User Manual. Revision Log for FLAIR Manuals. Local Governments. LOGER Manual – AFR Record 2018-2019. LOGER Manual – AFR Record 2019-2020. UAS Manual for Local Governments – 2020-2021. UAS Manual For Local Governments Effective Beginning 2021-2022 . New Agency Guide. New Agency Guide.
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NJDOT UAS/Drone Procedures Manual and Best Practices for Use in New Jersey. Recent advances in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) technologies have tremendous potential of improving the reliability and efficiency of inspections of transportation infrastructures, such as bridges, highways, railroads, construction projects, high mast light poles, etc.
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The incorporation of specialized computer‐vision algorithms produces very accurate results automatically, with minimal manual interaction. Optimized processing is available for UAS with GPS support and high-quality direct-georeferencing (e.g. with Applanix APX-15).
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FSM 5713.7 and FSH 5709.16 and Chapter 36.7 establish this document, The FS Standards for UAS Operations provide direction and guidance for all FS UAS agency operations. 2. This standard follows USDA Departmental Regulation 3465.002 Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) – Forest Service Standards for UAS Operations.
Operations Manual For Conducting Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Operations in Hong Kong Revision History Any amendments made to this document should be recorded in the table below and sent to the CAD The latest version of the Operations Manual should be used for all
UAS are considered aircraft and must comply with applicable regulations, policies and procedures required by FAA. UAS are defined as an aircraft and include the associated elements (including all communication links and the components that control the unmanned aircraft) that are required for safe and efficient operation. Authority 1.
Agency UAS mission conducted under the fire management application will adhere to the Interagency Fire UAS Operations Guide (PMS 515) or to the Forest Service Natural Resource Management UAS Program Management Guideas applicable. 14 CFR 1.1 defines “aircraft” as a device that is used or intended to be used for flight in the air.
In addition to recreational use, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)—also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or drones—are used across our Nation to support firefighting and search and rescue operations, to monitor and assess critical infrastructure, to provide disaster relief by transporting emergency medical supplies to remote locations, and to ...
Unmanned Aerial Systems. Unmanned aerial systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, are changing the homeland security landscape. They allow operators to monitor remote locations and improve situational awareness, yet can also be used for illegal activities.