May 13-15 |
Introduction to the course
Topic 1: UAS basics A. Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Systems and B. Rules and regulations for UAS operations
- listen to the lectures,
- assignment 1A: prepare presentation on UAS applications,
- assignment 1B: UAS Rule Part 107 test subset
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1A (presentation) due May 19th, 1B (test subset) due May 20th |
May 18-22 |
Topic 2: Structure from Motion A. From images to 3D models: Photogrammetry and Structure from Motion concepts
- Listen to the lecture
- assignment 2A: 3D models from indoor photos
Project: Submit proposal
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2A will be due June 5th (together with 2B) Project proposal due May 29th
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May 25-29 |
Topic 3: UAS flight planning
- Listen to the lecture and Intro to flight planning
- Monday May 25th on-line help session for the assignment at 1:30pm
UAS FLIGHT on Wed May 27th at 1:30pm -CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Topic 2: Structure from Motion B. UAS Imagery processing
- Listen to the lectures and into to the assignment
- Friday May 29th on-line help session for the assignment at 1:30pm
Project: Start data acquisition
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Assignment 3 (flight planning) due June 1st
Assignment 2 (A and B) due June 5th |
June 1-5 |
Topic 4: GIS analytics
A. Analysis of UAS data processing results
B. Point cloud data analysis: point clouds, surfaces, and voxel models
- Listen to the lectures
- Thursday June 4th on-line help session for the assignment at 1:30pm
Project: finalize data acquisition, data processing
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4A and B due June 9th |
June 8-12 |
Topic 5: Advanced analytics
A. UAS and lidar data: comparison, fusion and analysis
B. Analysis of multitemporal UAS data and its applications
- Listen to the lectures
- Wednesday June 10th on-line help session for the assignment at 1:30pm
Project: analysis of the results, preparing presentation and paper
Project presentation and paper requirements, final project titles
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5A and B due June 17th |
June 15-16 |
Project presentations (See the requirements and project titles)
- record your presentation (recordings also due June 15th),
- use:
Open Broadcaster Software
(tutorial),
MS Powerpoint, Libre Office, or any other software with similar recording functionality.
- Upload the presentation to Moodle or, if the file is too big, upload your file to Google drive and share it with the instructor. Please keep the presentation to 10 minutes and name your file
LastnameFirstname_Presentation.avi , LastnameFirstname_Presentation.pptx (or whatever format you use).
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Finish project paper and upload it to Moodle as a pdf file
LastnameFirstname_Paper.pdf
For archiving purposes also submit a complete course work in a ZIP file
- the ZIP file should include: project paper, presentation slides and all homework papers
- Upload your work as a single ZIP file
LastnameFirstname.zip
to your Google drive and share it with the
instructor.
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Presentations due June 15th
Final paper due June 16th |