Unmanned aircraft used for bird tally Federal wildlife researchers use former Army planes to count sandhill cranes. Posted: Friday, March 23, [removed]:00 am By MATT HILDNER | [removed] MONTE VISTA — A technolog

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• Ornithology
• Birds of North America
• Sandhill Crane
• Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge

The idea of an unmanned plane that can swoop in on you wherever you are is pretty creepy (Big Brother, anyone?), but like many military advances, drone technology can be used for other purposes, such as offering wildlife

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• Bees
• Drone
• Reproduction
• Unmanned aerial vehicle
• Software
• N
• Lockheed DC-130
• Drone attacks in Pakistan
• Music
• Beekeeping
• Digital media

Utilizing UAS to Study the Landscape Habitat of Pygmy Rabbits June 29 – July 2, 2011 { The Raven UAS allow for collection of

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United States Department of the Interior Office of Aviation Services 300 E. Mallard Dr., Ste 200 Boise, Idaho[removed]DOI OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES MEMORANDUM (OPM) - 11

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• Military terminology
• Signals intelligence
• Unmanned aerial vehicle
• Southampton University Air Squadron
• Federal Aviation Regulations
• Pilot in command
• Airspace class
• Federal Aviation Administration
• NOTAM
• Aviation
• Transport
• Air traffic control

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS PROJECT OFFICE LESSONS LEARNED AND OPPORTUNITIES Michael E. Hutt U.S. Geological Survey Phone: ([removed]

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• Southampton University Air Squadron
• United States Geological Survey
• Military
• Knowledge
• Science
• AeroVironment Global Observer
• Military terminology
• Signals intelligence
• Unmanned aerial vehicle

Investigating Bird Surveys Using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems COOT SAGE GROUSE

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Unmanned Aircraft Systems Privacy Statement Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) increase human potential by doing dangerous or difficult tasks safely and efficiently. Whether it is improving agriculture practices and output,

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• Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International
• Unmanned aerial vehicle
• Internet privacy
• Surveillance
• Ethics
• Privacy
• Security