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The Potential use of Drones (UAVs) for Aerial Mapping in the North

Research Innovation & Commercialization Workshop Cold Climate Innovation Centre Yukon Research Centre Westmark Whitehorse Hotel & Conference Center Peter von Gaza (PixelMapper Remote Sensing and Geospatial Technologies) February 4, 2014.

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The Potential use of Drones (UAVs) for Aerial Mapping in the North

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  1. Research Innovation & Commercialization Workshop Cold Climate Innovation Centre Yukon Research Centre Westmark Whitehorse Hotel & Conference Center Peter von Gaza (PixelMapper Remote Sensing and Geospatial Technologies) February 4, 2014 The Potential use of Drones (UAVs) for Aerial Mapping in the North

  2. Introduction Basic Introduction to Drones: Equipment Applications The Law! What I'm doing and hoping to accomplish Photogrammetric Mapping Gimbal Research Camera + Lens Testing Affordable aircraft for specific applications

  3. What is a Drone (UAV)? A Drone or UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) can be: Autonomous: control via on-board computer. Remotely controlled by an operator on the ground (FPV). What is the difference between a Drone and an RC Aircraft? At it's simplest only a autopilot and GPS need to be added.

  4. Exploding Growth Industry

  5. Amazon Delivery

  6. Kickstarter Techpod - $225 (RTF Drone $1,200)

  7. “Conservation Drone” Revolution

  8. Recreational - FPV Ready to Fly - $1,200

  9. FPV (First Person Viewing)

  10. Commercial AeroMapper – Canadian $6000 -$10,000

  11. Dragonfly – Canada, Saskatoon X4 - $10,000? , X6 - $15,000​?

  12. Sensefly Ebee $13,000??

  13. Bixler Drones As low as $500 with Autopilot

  14. Atmospheric Satellites Solara – 65,000 feet, 24/7/365

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