The UAS Flyer - September 25, 2014

UAS helps Central Michigan University track threatened species Researchers at Central Michigan University are using unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to monitor and assess wetland ecosystems around the Great Lakes region. READ MORE SHARE
Electronics association to feature UAS technology at annual show For the first time in its more than 40-year history, the Consumer Electronics Association's annual international electronics show will feature a marketplace dedicated to UAS technology. READ MORE SHARE
	BLM says unlawful UAS flights put firefighters at risk Unauthorized UAS operations in or near wildfires threatens the safety of firefighters in the air and on the ground, hampering their ability to control fires, according to wildfire managers with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Carson City (Nevada) READ MORE SHARE
NY test site gets second COA, adds Michigan partner The Griffiss International Airport UAS test site at Rome, New York, has received a second certificate of authorization from the FAA and announced a new partnership with the Northern Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Consortium. READ MORE SHARE
Drone Aviation completes delivery Drone Aviation Corp. delivered an advanced day and night video imaging package to the U.S. Department of Transportation to use on its Blimp in a Box-100 aerostat system. READ MORE SHARE
	University of Nevada, Reno partners with Flirtey The University of Nevada, Reno, has partnered Flirtey which provides real-time delivery using UAS to create a safe delivery technology. It's the first campus partnership under the university's Nevada Advanced Autonomous Systems Innovation Center. READ MORE SHARE