The UAS Flyer - November 5, 2015

Embry-Riddle compiling sUAS consumer guide Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide intends to bring its aeronautical know-how to the expanding consumer small unmanned aircraft systems industry with a buying guide for sUAS. READ MORE SHARE
Simulation shows effects of drone hitting an airliner engine Researchers at Virginia Tech have developed a computer simulation showing the devastating impact of a small unmanned aerial system on an airliner turbofan engine, causing them to question whether new design standards are needed. READ MORE SHARE
	High-end camera maker, DJI form strategic UAS partnership The camera manufacturer responsible for capturing the first landing on the moon could soon be behind the next great aerial image captured via drone. Hasselblad, the Swedish-based camera firm, has partnered with DJI. READ MORE SHARE
Schiebel performs unmanned helicopter testing for South Africa Schiebel Group, the Vienna-based unmanned aircraft vehicle manufacturer, has proven the capability of its unmanned helicopter design in the waters near South Africa. READ MORE SHARE
UND biologists part of team using UAS for Manitoba research University of North Dakota researchers are finding that using unmanned aerial systems to gather research information on nesting bird populations and wildlife benefits humans and the feathered and furred creatures, alike. READ MORE SHARE
	UNL researchers dropping fireballs from UAS for fire mangement Unmanned aerial systems research under way at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has ignited the interest of fire managers across the Great Plains. READ MORE SHARE