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U.S. Army RDECOMOct 15, 20152 min read

Unmanned aircraft: New kid on block flexing muscle

Ken LarsonFeb 121 min read

More Unmanned Than Manned Aircraft in U.S. Skies

“C4isrnet.com”

Steven HoganMay 24, 201522 min read

Confused about “drone law?” You’re not alone.

The regulations impacting drone technology are complicated. They are changing constantly. Advice that was “good” 12 months ago is now completely out of date.

How do I know this? I’m an attorney and I’ve worked with the commercial drone industry since 2012…

Melissa SmithDec 27, 20151 min read

Create a Drones as a Service Strategy

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Apr 73 min read

DataHawks are flying!

The weather continues to be nasty up here. This morning at breakfast, the winds looked ever-so-slightly better, so we…

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Apr 23 min read

Made it to Oliktok!

We left Anchorage early this morning and had an uneventful flight up to Prudhoe Bay. Unfortunately, clouds obscured our…

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Apr 42 min read

Of wind gusts and snow drifts

The weather lived up to expectations today — windy and cold. Winds have…

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Apr 63 min read

Aerosol Measurements! (sort of)…

I didn’t provide a blog entry yesterday — I wish I could say that was because the weather broke and we…

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Mar 303 min read

Gearing up…

With our departure for the North Slope of Alaska only a day and a half away, things are getting real very quickly. Seeing the…

Gijs de Boer in Unmanned Aircraft on the North Slope of Alaska (part 2)Apr 35 min read

Day One…

Today was slated as a preparation day, and we did our best to get everything ready to go. At the start of the campaign, there are a variety of things that need to be done — some of them daily, others only once or twice — to ensure that we get good quality measurements. For example, we have one sensor with us…