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National Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Project Office

The goal of the U.S. Geological Survey's (USGS) National Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Project Office is to support the integration of UAS technology into the process employed by USGS scientists to support informed decision making across the Department of the Interior. This integration will directly benefit the nation by creating the opportunity for USGS and our partners to gain access to an increased level of persistent monitoring of earth surface processes (forest health conditions, monitoring wildfires, earthquake zones, invasive species, etc.) in areas that have been difficult or nearly impossible to obtain information before. Each of the Bureaus in the Department is eagerly investing in the investigation of UAS to support their mandated missions. The USGS is working closely with partners from NOAA, DoD, DHS, NASA and academia to apply UAS technology in support of our specific and overlapping missions. The Dept. of the Interior has acquired Raven and T-Avenger small UAS systems (valued at nearly $15M) from the Department of Defense to conduct proof-of-concept projects; initiate UAS operator training; submit numerous Certificate of Authorization (COA) requests to the Federal Aviation Administration. The USGS has been nominated to serve as the DOI - Center of Excellence for Scientific Investigations by the DOI Office of Aviation Safety (OAS). The USGS UAS Project Office staff is recognized as subject matter experts not only for DOI but also internationally.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) provide an affordable solution to those agencies that need "eyes in the sky" but don't have the budget to maintain a fleet of aircraft, obtain commercial satellite imagery or to supplement their current aviation units with more cost effective aircraft for specific missions. The UAS systems currently in use by USGS operate on rechargeable batteries or easily obtained gasoline. There is very little maintenance costs associated with the systems and DoD has provided an ample supply of replacement parts.

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