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UAV/UAS/Drone restrictions for agricultural research and how organizations are dealing with them

Title: UAV/UAS/Drone restrictions for agricultural research and how different organizations are dealing with them Content: Speakers will discuss how their organization has restricted or controlled the use of certain UAV equipment (e.g. DJI) and related software (e.g. Agisoft), how this has impacted their research, and/or their approaches to get around these issues. This is an informal event for the UAS community to facilitate discussions and sharing of experiences to advance our collective research knowledge and attendees should be willing to join the discussion. Recorded: Monday, Jan. 8 at 12:30 PM PST/1:30 PM MST/2:30 PM CST/3:30 PM EST Schedule: 0:00 - 0:03: Introduction (Seth Murray, Margaret Krause, and Mahendra Bhandari) 0:03 - 0:14: Jennifer Lachowiec, Montana State University ([email protected]) 0:14 - 0:35: Ace Pugh, USDA ARS ([email protected]) and Jacob Washburn, USDA ARS ([email protected]) 0:35 - 0:48: Jose Landivar, Texas A&M AgriLife Research ([email protected]) 0:48 - 0:58: Xu Wang, University of Florida ([email protected]) 0:50 - 1:30: Open discussion Lead organizers: Margaret Krause ([email protected]), Mahendra Bhandari ([email protected]) and Jacob Washburn ([email protected]) Acknowledgement: This activity is supported by an AG2PI sub-award to facilitate communication and community building for UAV/ UAS/ drone activities in agricultural research. Agricultural Genome to Phenome Initiative (AG2PI) is funded by USDA-NIFA awards: 2022-70412-38454, 2021-70412-35233, and 2020-70412-32615.