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THE OREGON GNSS USERS GROUP PRESENTSHANDSON SURVEYING WITH UAS (DRONES) The development of small Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) along with lightweight sensors and software have revolutionized aerial

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary equipment, including a UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) with necessary sensors, controller, batteries, and spare parts.
2. Plan your survey area and identify the specific objectives of your survey.
3. Check the weather conditions and ensure it's suitable for flying the UAS.
4. Conduct a thorough pre-flight inspection of the UAS to ensure it's in proper working condition.
5. Set up the UAS and perform a calibration to ensure accurate measurements.
6. Create a flight plan and ensure you have the necessary permits or authorizations to fly in the designated area.
7. Fly the UAS according to the flight plan and capture the required imagery or data.
8. Monitor the UAS in real-time during the flight to ensure safe and efficient operation.
9. Collect the data or imagery and process it using appropriate software or tools.
10. Analyze the collected data and generate the desired survey results.
11. Review and validate the survey results to ensure accuracy and reliability.
12. Document the survey findings and present them in a clear and concise manner.

Who needs hands-on surveying with uas?

1. Land surveyors who want to enhance their surveying capabilities and efficiency.
2. Construction companies that need accurate topographic data for site planning and design.
3. Environmental consultants who require aerial imagery or data for environmental assessments.
4. Urban planners who need detailed aerial surveys for city planning and development.
5. Mining companies that require precise measurements and analysis of mining sites.
6. Agriculture professionals who need aerial data for crop monitoring and yield estimation.
7. Infrastructure developers who require accurate mapping and surveying for infrastructure projects.
8. Archaeologists and cultural heritage experts who need aerial surveys for archaeological site mapping and preservation.
9. Disaster management agencies who use UAS surveys for rapid assessment and response in emergency situations.
10. Forestry departments that need aerial data for forest inventory and management.

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What is hands-on surveying with UAS?

Hands-on surveying with UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) involves using drones to perform surveying tasks such as mapping, topographic surveys, and data collection, offering high accuracy and efficiency in capturing geographical data.

Who is required to file hands-on surveying with UAS?

Individuals or companies that conduct UAS-based surveying and mapping activities, especially those that are seeking regulatory compliance or operating under specific permits, are required to file hands-on surveying with UAS.

How to fill out hands-on surveying with UAS?

To fill out hands-on surveying with UAS, one should complete the necessary forms provided by the relevant authorities, ensuring to include all required information such as project details, equipment used, and flight logs.

What is the purpose of hands-on surveying with UAS?

The purpose of hands-on surveying with UAS is to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of data collection for land surveys, reduce physical labor, and enable detailed analysis of geographical areas with real-time data.

What information must be reported on hands-on surveying with UAS?

The information that must be reported includes the survey area, method of surveying, date of the survey, drone specifications, pilot qualifications, and any anomalies encountered during the survey.