The UAS Flyer - January 28, 2016

UAS collaboration aims at increasing snowpack in Nevada mountains UAS will be used to increase snowpack in the Lake Tahoe region of Nevada under a weather modification research project led by the Desert Research Institute. READ MORE SHARE
UAS technology improves Caterpillar customers’ productivity Caterpillar Inc. is joining with drone analytics company Redbird to provide customers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with the ability to use UAS in mining and construction projects. READ MORE SHARE
	Woolpert adds Kespry Drone System for commercial mapping Woolpert has selected Kespry Inc. to supply commercial UAS systems to support its site surveying and mapping needs. Based in California, Kespry has developed a out-the-box system for commercial engineers and surveyors. READ MORE SHARE
UAS startup Apellix focusing on dangerous painting jobs Apellix founder Robert Dahlstrom believes he has developed a UAS system that can save lives, especially those related to the painting of transmission towers or in the holds of ships. READ MORE SHARE
Rising to the occasion: UAS for emergency, disaster relief UAS are rapidly becoming an important tool for disaster response teams and emergency service units, but are they being used to their greatest potential? READ MORE SHARE
	Early-Year UAS Buzz From spectrum, to standards to the FAA's NPRM, their will be several major moments or industry changes in 2016. READ MORE SHARE