UAS Lab: Intermediate Flight continues your exploration of aviations principles and gives students experience with various categories of drones in action. Unmanned Aerial Systems 1 us a prerequisite.
Core Standards of the Course
STRAND 1 Students will demonstrate how to properly log and document flying activities.
UAS Lab Intermediate Flight Core
Standard 1 Follow a prescribed documenting procedures after each flight.
Standard 2 Students will document 10 hours of logged simulator or device flight time, no more than half should be on simulator.
Performance Objective Properly maintain a UAS flight log.
STRAND 2 Students will perform the tasks of both the Pilot In Command (PIC) and the Visual Observer (VO) on at least two of the following types of drones: Quad or Multi-Rotor Vertical Takeoff, Racing (First Person View), Fixed-Wing, Mini, Emerging technology drones, Virtual Drones (Simulator)
UAS Lab Intermediate Flight Core
Standard 1 Students will perform the tasks of Pilot in Command
Be properly designated prior to flight.
Ensure no undue hazards to people, aircraft, or property.
Ensure compliance with all rules, regulations, and safety measures for the UAS and flight crew.
Standard 2 Students will perform the tasks of Visual Observer
Keep the UAV in sight.
Scan for threats or obstacles.
Maintain communication with the remote operator.
Performance Objective Perform the Pilot in Command and Visual Observer tasks.
STRAND 3 Students will understand and experience Mission Planning through a variety of flight control methods or techniques. (Choose at least one flight method in addition to Standard 1 from the Standards below.)
UAS Lab Intermediate Flight Core
Standard 1 (required) Students will operate a drone using Mission Planning.
Clear objective/purpose for flight and data to be captured.
Detailed shot list or method list or mapped flight paths
Prior authorizations (LAANC, photo release, etc.)
Considerations and back-up plans for inclement weather or other delay
Pre/Post Flight checklists
IMSAFE and PAVE
Standard 2 (optional) Students will operate a drone using the System Interface.
Standard 3 (optional) Students will operate a drone using Simple Programming.
Standard 4 (optional) Students will operate a drone using a Semi-autonomous method.
Performance Objective Conduct a well-planned mission.
STRAND 4 Students will understand how flight operations change with different mission objectives.
UAS Lab Intermediate Flight Core
Standard 1 Students will complete at least one challenge flight event from the following suggestions:
Obstacle Course: demonstrate flying around, over and through obstacles
Skills Challenge: demonstrate a pick-up and delivery, object drop or other task
Objective Course: demonstrate ability to determine temperature, color or other task
Speed Course: race course around a circuit
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