Community Eco-Drone Workshop March 2016
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Transcript of Community Eco-Drone Workshop March 2016
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Community Eco-Drone WorkshopDr Andrea BerardiThe Open University / Cobra Collective
30 minutes introduction to drone deployment;1 hour hands-on flying;30 minutes open discussion and future plans.
Workshop Plan
...also known as: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV);Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Two main types:Fixed wing;Rotary wing.
What is a drone?
The Deficit Model proposes that communities lack appropriate knowledge for managing their problems, and need to be informed and guided by professional experts.Models of Intervention: Deficit
Communities have the expertise and local knowledge to resolve their own problems and implemented their own solutions.
Models of Intervention: Lay Expertise
Explore feasibility;Engage stakeholders and establish aims;Acquire drone and accessories;Train in drone operation, safety/privacy regulations;Execute missions;Debrief, analyse and communicate results.
Steps in Drone Deployment
Feasibility: National No-Fly Zones
No-fly zones exclude all drones above 7 kg in weight. if you are under 7kg, it is strongly advised to notify theair traffic service provider of your activity.7
Feasibility: National No-Fly Zones
Although operators of drones weighing 7 kg or less are not required to have the permission of ATC, the Air Navigation Order requires that any person in charge of a small drone: may only fly the aircraft if reasonably satisfied that the flight can safely be made and; that they must maintain direct, unaided visual contact with the aircraft for the purpose of avoiding collisions.
No-fly zones exclude all drones above 7 kg in weight. if you are under 7kg, it is strongly advised to notify theair traffic service provider of your activity.8
Aerodrome No-fly Zones
3
150 m3 km
Distance from Sunningdale/Ascot to Heathrow airport is >10km9
Potential applications:Landscape managementDevelopment planningWildlife / environmental researchCampaignsFlood risk assessmentMonitoring illegal activityEducation
Stakeholder engagement and aims:a solution looking for a problem
Products:VideosPhotosMaps3D models
No-fly zones exclude all drones above 7 kg in weight. if you are under 7kg, it is strongly advised to notify theair traffic service provider of your activity.10
Acquire drone and accessories
ITEMCOSTDrone1,00064 Gb Micro SD card x 3100Extra batteries x 4500Spare propeller x 430Case200Tablet + glare screen200Workstation & Mapping software1,000 +Cloud software subscription70 per monthVideo editing software50Insurance1,000Laptop200Total4,500+
No-fly zones exclude all drones above 7 kg in weight. if you are under 7kg, it is strongly advised to notify theair traffic service provider of your activity.11
Training 1: regulations
Avoid national no-fly zones.Fly below 125m in height.Fly at least 150m away from congested areas.Fly at least 50m away from roads, building and people.Fly within line-of-sight (20 mile/hour winds makes flying difficult and potentially dangerous.Scattered clouds/long shadows can make the quality of imagery poor.Cold days can significantly reduce flight time (