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Cal UAS Portal

Cal UAS Portal. Eileen Shibley UAS Lead, Inyokern Airport eshibley@me.com 760-382-1049. Commercial Airline Traffic. *NASA Ames Image. IYK. *NASA Ames Image. R-2508 Complex. Drone, UAV, UAS, RPV, RPA, Air Robot?.

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Cal UAS Portal

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  1. Cal UAS Portal Eileen Shibley UAS Lead, Inyokern Airport eshibley@me.com 760-382-1049

  2. Commercial Airline Traffic *NASA Ames Image IYK *NASA Ames Image

  3. R-2508 Complex

  4. Drone, UAV, UAS, RPV, RPA, Air Robot? Early “Drones” were often surplus aircraft converted to remote-control targets (Culver PQ-14) UAVs were developed as targets and basic sensor platforms (BQM-145A) UAS are unmanned platforms that host varied sensors and systems (Yamaha RMAX) Call it a banana, if you like …. John McCain

  5. Cal UAS Portal - Background – FAA Bill FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 – dtd 14 Feb 12 • FAA directed to: • Establish 6 R&D test sites in the U.S. • Develop a plan to accelerate the safe integration of UAS into the national airspace system • When determining the location of the UAS test sites, the FAA Administrator shall: • consider geographic and climatic diversity; • consult with the DOD and NASA; • consider the location of ground infrastructure and research needs

  6. FAA Test Sites • FAA grants blanket Certificate of Authorization (COA) • Gather data needed to define operating rules for UAS operations in the NAS • Develop the rules for UAS operations under their COA • Overarching FAA Goal is to safelyintegrate UAS into the NAS by 2020

  7. UAS Test Site Applications Official FAA Website – June 2013

  8. Cal UAS Operating Area

  9. Cal UAS– Industry Team Members

  10. UAS Commercial Applications … Why would California care? • California will gain more than any other State from UAS * • ~80% of U.S. applications are in Precision Agriculture * • $90B industry in next decade * • UAS expected to create 100,000 jobs * • UAS technology mature • UAS will potentially save $Millions • Working with Assembly and Senate • * Source: Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Economic Impact Study - March 2013

  11. UAS Applications • Agriculture – geo-surveying, crop spraying, livestock monitoring, wildlife inventory, soil erosion, frost mitigation, determining plant health, crop harvesting • Utility Companies – downed power lines, water lines, geophysical surveys to predict mineral deposits • First Responders - Search & Rescue, Firefighting, wildfire mapping • Coastline Tracking - locating oil spills, coastal erosion, migratory studies, • Construction - facility inspection, maintenance and safety purposes • Aerial surveillance – pipeline security, home security, road patrol, etc. • Weather studies - Hurricane hunters (collect barometric pressure, temperature, etc real-time) • Reconnaissance - support in natural disasters • Aerial photography and marketing • Transportation – FedEx and UPS

  12. In an effort to harness and enhance California’s innovative spirit, the state of California launched its forward-thinking Innovation Hub (iHub) initiative. The iHub initiative improves the state's national and global competitiveness by stimulating partnerships, economic development, and job creation around specific research clusters through state-designated iHubs. The iHubs leverage assets such as research parks, technology incubators, universities, and federal laboratories to provide an innovation platform for startup companies, economic development organizations, business groups, and venture capitalists. Existing California Innovation Hubs

  13. The proposed California Defense, Energy and Aerospace i-Hub seeks to team California entrepreneurs and high-growth business with Federal laboratory RDTE resources for rapid innovation in response to critical national objectives. • Defense Technology • Advanced Aerospace • Unmanned Systems • Autonomous Systems • Space Systems • Operational Energy • Test & Evaluation • Interoperability Idea iHub headquartered at Inyokern Airport Inyokern, California

  14. Cal UAS Day at Inyokern Airport Save the Date – November 16, 2013 A Family Day at Inyokern Airport 9 am to 3 pm Activities, displays, kids stuff, BBQ

  15. Cal UAS Next Steps • Continue to populate Cal UAS Lab and Innovation Hub • Focus on sUAS in our incubator and test environment • Continue to build partnerships with academia – UC Berkley, UT, CSUB, Cal State Pomona and UC Santa Barbara, NPGS Monterey • Continue to build industry partnerships • Integration tests (R3 AWSAS, T-16XL’s, AirRobot AR-100B, Silent Arrow OPA) Visit us at: www://caluas.com Today, UAS are like desktop computers before the internet … … applications are limited only by our imaginations

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