1. The Potential use of Drones (UAVs) for Aerial Mapping in the North Research Innovation & Commercialization Workshop Cold Climate Innovation Centre Yukon Research Centre Westmark Whitehorse Hotel & Conference Center Peter von Gaza (PixelMapper Remote Sensing and Geospatial Technologies) February 4, 2014

2. Introduction Basic Introduction to Drones: Equipment Applications The Law! What I'm doing and hoping to accomplish Photogrammetric Mapping Gimbal Research Camera + Lens Testing Affordable aircraft for specific applications

3. What is a Drone (UAV)? A Drone or UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) can be: 1.Autonomous: control via on-board computer. 2.Remotely controlled by an operator on the ground (FPV). What is the difference between a Drone and an RC Aircraft? At it's simplest only a autopilot and GPS need to be added.

4. Exploding Growth Industry

5. Amazon Delivery

6. Kickstarter Techpod - $225 (RTF Drone $1,200)

7. “ Conservation Drone ” Revolution

8. Recreational - FPV Ready to Fly - $1,200

9. FPV (First Person Viewing)

10. Commercial AeroMapper – Canadian $6000 -$10,000

11. Dragonfly – Canada, Saskatoon X4 - $10,000?, X6 - $15,000 ​ ?

12. Sensefly Ebee $13,000??

13. Bixler Drones As low as $500 with Autopilot

14. Atmospheric Satellites Solara – 65,000 feet, 24/7/365

15. What Are Drones Used For? Reconnaissance and Surveillance (and war). Mapping. Monitoring. Recreation. Search and Rescue. Wildlife Protection.