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Dronepedia: Drone Education
-Article written by Admir Tulic with Dronepedia: Drones are quickly becoming a staple part of many industries. The need for trained, professional pilots and technicians is growing all the time. Admir shares in this article about how getting involved with drones as a career appears to be a good direction to move in.
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“Commercial” Drones but Just Barely
-Article by Mike Tully FAA Section 333 exemptions allow operators to fly drones in the national airspace for commercial purposes. We were excited…
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Just How Accurate is Your Drone?
-Article Written by Mike Tully Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) continue to influence the profession of remote sensing and mapping like few…
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Is Your Drone Near-sighted?
-Written by: Mike Tully Aerial photography is awesome. A near-sighted drone that is unable to clearly see distant objects is…
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Important UAV Tech for Mapping
-Someone once said: “Better to be approximately relevant rather than precisely irrelevant.” As we see commercial UAS exemptions dripping out…
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UAV Guidelines – September 2015 FAA Deadline
-Perspective by Adam Damon, Mapping Technician at Aerial Services. The FAA was given a deadline by Congress to allow Unmanned…
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UPDATED for 2015: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Database Available for Download
-New & Improved for 2015 Aerial Services completed this market…
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The Drone, the Founding Fathers, and Your Vote
-he internet was formerly heralded as an “unprecedented tool of liberation and…
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“Approaching the Age of Personal Remote Sensing” Earth Imaging Journal Article by Mike Tully
-Mike Tully, President & CEO, has published an article in Earth Imaging Journal entitled, “Approaching the Age of Personal Remote Sensing”. The article…
