Evaluating unmanned aircraft systems for deployment in plant biosecurity
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2014
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Mcfadyen, A.
Gonzalez, F.
Campbell, D.
Eagling, D.
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This report provides a qualitative evaluation of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and on-board sensor technology for use in plant biosecurity in the Australian context. The more general term UAS describes both the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and all supporting components required to operate it. This may include a ground station, operator or pilot, and a launch and recovery device for example. The focus is to identify how and under what circumstances UAS may be useful for plant biosecurity. This can be used to help guide future decisions regarding investment in UAS for plant biosecurity
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Copyright 2014 Plant Biosecurity Cooperative Research Centre