The UAS Flyer - December 17, 2015

Concerns raised over FAA’s UAS registration plan The U.S. Department of Transportation plan to have all UAS owners of register them with the Federal Aviation Administration has raised doubts about implementation and enforcement. READ MORE SHARE
UAS used to study climate change impacts on Andes glaciers Researchers at Ohio State University are using unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in the Andes Mountains of Peru to learn how those who depend on glaciers for water might be impacted by climate change. READ MORE SHARE
	Kentucky university to begin offering UAS classes in March 2016 Morehead State University Kentucky Innovation Network and Unmanned Services Inc. have partnered to create a drone flight training school. In the next 18 months, the school will invest roughly $700k. READ MORE SHARE
World's first droneport is in operation in Nevada The world’s first commercial drone port and teaching facility is open in Boulder City, Nevada. The privately owned facility can be used by public and private entities for many use cases. READ MORE SHARE
Amazon signs on to Know Before You Fly campaign Amazon is one of the latest companies to get on board with the Know Before You Fly campaign as a record setting UAV purchasing period is predicted this holiday season. READ MORE SHARE
	Intelligent Energy joins list of hydrogen fuel UAS developers U.K.-based Intelligent Energy Holdings will showcase its new hydrogen fuel cell-powered unmanned aircraft system (UAS) at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, joining a growing list of companies working in the space. READ MORE SHARE