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Policy on the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems

Karen T. Carey & Dan Wakelee. Policy on the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems. Background. Potential as tools for research and teaching Design, selection, operation & analyses of sensor data Cover a range of disciplines including: Applied Physics, Computer Science,

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Policy on the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems

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  1. Karen T. Carey & Dan Wakelee Policy on the Use ofUnmanned Aerial Systems

  2. Background • Potential as tools for research and teaching • Design, selection, operation & analyses of sensor data • Cover a range of disciplines including: • Applied Physics, • Computer Science, • Environmental Science & Resource Management, • Mathematics

  3. Procedures • Unmanned Systems Board (like the IRB) • Proposal submitted and approved by the Board • PIs must submit a flight and research plan • Monthly flight logs required • The Board will need to develop procedures to ensure the safe and appropriate operation of the sUAS units

  4. Data Storage and Use • Partner Agencies • Equipment Maintenance and Storage • Applied Physics • 2 shakedown flights • Approved on-campus and non-CI rate with be established • Maintenance of sensors will reside with PIs

  5. Compliance with Applicable Regulations • COA (Certificate of Authorization from FAA)

  6. Flight and Training Procedures • Meet FAA requirements • Airspace Consideration including outdoor/indoor flight • Aircraft Consideration (under 25 lbs., etc). • Pilot/Spotter Considerations • Trainer Considerations • Existing Operating Standards for Model Aircraft

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