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UAS Remote Sensing Student Training – Fall 2024 Semester

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In late October at Towson University, Geography students received UAS remote sensing training from Dr. Carter Wang. Students had the opportunity to fly the DJI Matrice 200 V2 drone that is equipped with the MicaSense Altum 6-band multispectral sensor. They collected aerial photographs of the campus, and later learned how to process these images for use in vegetation health analysis and map creation.

Professor Dr. Carter Wang demonstrates how to use the DJIFly App to create and upload a flight plan to the drone.
Professor Dr. Carter Wang demonstrates how to use the DJIFly App to create and upload a flight plan to the drone.
Students prepare the drone for flight by attaching the propellers.
Students prepare the drone for flight by attaching the propellers.
Students take turns flying the drone in manual flight mode.
Students take turns flying the drone in manual flight mode.
Drone view of Towson University campus in late October.
Group photo of Dr. Carter Wang and geography students from drone POV.
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