Tag Archives: uas
xyHt Weekly News Links: 08/21/20
ATLAS and BlackSky Harness Expanded Earth Observation Capabilities Using LiDAR from a Drone for Detailed Mapping of Hard-to-Reach Locations Phase One and Acecore Integrate Camera and Drone Technologies GNSS RTK Rover with Visual Positioning Simplifies Surveying UAS TO Launch Navigation Satellites New Esri Textbooks for Spatial Education
xyHt Weekly News Links: 07/31/20
Riegl Provides High Performance with 3D Laser Scanning Technology for HLR Carlson Announces Next-Generation BRx7 GNSS Receiver Fugro begins extensive site characterisation for ScottishPower Renewables’ East Anglia Hub Woolpert Selected by National Safe Skies Alliance to Develop UAS Response Guidebook for Airports Pearson VUE enters agreement with National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying...
xyHt Weekly News Links: 07/10/2020
*Click here to visit xyHt’s Virtual Trade Show* Drone Integration Work at NY UAS Test Site RIEGL’s Ultimate Lidar Webinar Series Changing Space: INNOspace Masters Winners UAS Summit & Expo Moved to October Lidar Reveals Oldest and Biggest Maya Structure NOAA Pick Woolpert for Shoreline Mapping Project
xyHt Weekly News Links: 03/06/2020
GNSS heading just got more efficient with Septentrio’s AsteRx SB ProDirect UAS Magazine Announces 2020 UAS Summit & Expo Dates Sky Power GmbH introduces the smallest 2-stroke boxer engine SP-56 in their portfolio New! Introducing the NAUTIZ X41 rugged Android handheld Institute of Navigation releases GNSS SDR Metadata Standard Quantum Reversal releases GPS L1/L2 anti-jamming...
The Cost of Compliance: FAA’s NPRM Remote ID: Part Two
Due to a scheduling issue, the January 21st issue of Pangaea (including part one of this series) was published only online. Here’s the link to part one. In part one of this series, we looked at the basics of the FAA’s Remote ID (RID) plan as outlined in its notice of proposed rule-making (NPRM). Now...
How to Get a Drone License
Here is a step-by-step guide to the basics of obtaining an FAA 107 commercial drone license. So—you’re stepping into the aerial arena, taking command of your first unmanned aerial vehicle (drone). Given their usefulness in a wide range of geospatial work, that’s absolutely a smart decision. But you know it’s not as easy as grabbing...
