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Today's episode is about 3D imaging.  We talk to Paul, a drone entrepreneur in Arkansas, who wants to know how much pilots are making through mapping and modeling.  In his words:

I see a lot about Pix4D, DroneDeploy and what-have you.  I'm wondering what people are doing out there, if anything, and how much they're charging.

Great question, Paul!  But yes, there are plenty of pilots out there making a good amount of money doing 3D imaging, mapping and modeling with drones.  From progression reports for construction companies and 3D models for real estate to mapping film sets and volumetric measurements, there are plenty of opportunities out there for the right pilots.

Of course, 3D imaging requires a fair amount of training and a potentially costly investment.  Depending on what field you want to work in, mapping and modeling equipment can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.  At the same time, however, there are still plenty of opportunities to get your feet wet in the field of 3D imagery.

Keep your eye out for our intermediate modeling class!  It's on the way!  Fly safe!

We hope you enjoy the episode!  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Paul shares some details of the forthcoming Drone U classes

Today's question is about 3D imaging

What are some of the applications of 3D models?

What is the difference between photogrammetry and LIDAR?

We explain why LIDAR is better suited for government work

What is a drawback of using LIDAR?

What is the cost of a drone equipped with LIDAR technology?

How much can you potentially make with a LIDAR drone unit?

We discuss some of the possible applications and wide potential for photogrammetry units

Should you opt for desktop processing over cloud processing for your mapping data?

We explain why packaged pricing is always better than itemized pricing

Today, we talk about MOAs and restricted airspace.  Austin called in with a near-collision story and wants to know if he was in the wrong.

I contract my services out to an oil and gas company just south of San Antonio, where there are a lot of beautiful rolling hills.  Normally, I do photogrammetry and surveying data, but today I was getting a cinematic shot of a pipeline.  Before I got my bird in the air, I checked the airspace and found myself smack-dab on the border of two MOAs.  Upon doing some digging, I found that both MOAs were active during the time that I wanted to fly.  The minimum operational altitude of the one closest to me was 8,000 feet and the one that I was going to be flying into was 7,000 feet. 

I figured, “Okay, I’ve covered my bases and made sure to be out of their airspace.  Everything’s good”.  However, once I was in the air shooting, not very much time went by before I started hearing jets behind me.  When I turned around, I saw two jets flying very low to the ground, only 400 or 500 feet off the ground.  They were coming up behind me heading straight toward my drone.  Obviously, I yield right away and lose altitude as quickly as possible. 

It was a very scary and interesting experience.  I imagine that those jets were trying to fly below  the MOA, as well, and were just skimming the ground to take a look at the pipeline stuff.  Thankfully, no one got hurt.

Honestly, it sounds like Austin did everything right.  However, many pilots make simple mistakes that get them into dangerous situations.   In order to avoid violating airspace regulations and potentially damaging your drone, it is important to understand the difference between MOAs and restricted airspace.  Remember, military pilots have the right to fly to their heart's content.  Luckily, you can always check NOTAMs or use an airspace app to see the traffic in your area.

Glad you made it out alive, Austin!  Keep flying safe!

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Timestamps

Today's question revolves around MOA's and restricted airspace

Can you fly in MOA's? Is there a difference between MOA's and restricted airspace?

Can military air crafts go dark and fly without lights in MOA's?

Can you see manned traffic on the new upgraded DJI Go app?

Is it likely that you will have to fly above 300 feet on a drone job?

How are MOA's and restricted areas depicted on sectional air charts?

Henry is twelve years old and already thinking about starting a own drone business.  Obviously, he is too young to obtain a Part 107 and can’t legally make money flying drones yet.  However, Henry is lucky in many ways.  Because he is so young, he has years to perfect his flight skills and learn about what it takes to run a drone business. 

After all, it takes more than just proper training and fantastic skills to become drone entrepreneur.  The most successful drone business owners understand the industry inside and out.  They understand the value that drones can provide and know how to connect with potential clients.  They’ve thought long and hard about what they do and why they do it.  Of course, this requires research and reading in the pursuit of knowledge.

Thanks for the question Henry.  We’re excited your thinking about your drone business so early on in life.  Luckily, there’s more information available than ever before.  Go learn everything you can!  Fly safe! 

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Timestamps

We share information regarding our forthcoming mapping and modeling class

What are some of the current trends in the modeling and mapping industry?

Which are some of the forthcoming Drone U classes?

Today's question is about a twelve year old who wants to eventually enter the drone industry

We discuss the importance of meticulous planning while starting a new business

Paul recommends "Grit" by Angela Duckworth for anyone aspiring to start their own business

Learn how discovering your passion can help you become successful in business

We share details about our forthcoming business course titled "Business in a box"

Some tips and tricks for running a business as a one man team

We discuss the importance of mastering your flying skills if you plan on getting into the drone business

What are some of the resources that can help you hone your entrepreneurship skills?

How can experiencing failure help you run your business better?

Discussing the importance of integrating systems into your business

We discuss the difference between having a 9 to 5 job and running your own business

Can you avail free courses from prestigious university to build your skills?

We recommend some podcasts that will help you hone your entrepreneurship skills

Recently, it has become more common for police, firefighters and other public safety agencies to use drones in law enforcement.  As a result, we often get questions about drones from folks in law enforcement.  Today, we take a call from Kevin, a police officer looking to purchase a drone for his agency. 

Police officers should have a good idea of what their drone will be used for before they make any purchases for their department.  There are a number of good options, each offering certain benefits to law enforcement agencies. 

In order to help Kevin, we talk about some of the ways in which law enforcement might use drones.  We discuss the various drones and cameras that might help them to protect and serve.  Additionally, we outline the potential costs of purchase drones and outline ways to train and equip a department on a budget.

Good luck Kevin!  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

We share details of the forthcoming Drone U classes

Today we discuss the best drones for law enforcement officers; we also discuss flying in rainy climate

Is it possible for law enforcement agencies to get exemptions for their drone purchases?

Should you maintain three miles of visibility while flying?

Can law officers consider getting a COA and flying in conditions with poor visibility?

Is it a good idea to use thermal cameras when faced with poor visibility?

We discuss the benefits of using the DJI M210 with a Z30 or Fleur XT camera

What is a drawback of using the RTK GPS solution?

Things that law enforcement issues need to bear in mind while budgeting for a drone

Is it a good idea to use the Phantom 4 Pro in rainy conditions? What are some of the benefits of using this drone?

We discuss the various pros and cons of using the Yuneec in rainy conditions; we compare this drone to the Phantom 4 Pro

Find out how Drone U can help you become a better pilot

Today, we talk about Attitude Mode.  Lance from New Jersey wants to learn to fly in Attitude Mode, so he called in to ask for some tips.

Currently, Lance flies a Mavic Pro.  He wants to get the smooth, buttery shots that Attitude Mode can provide.  Of course, his main problem is that the Mavic Pro doesn’t feature Attitude Mode.  The Mavic Pro does have a Cinematic Mode as one of its Intelligent Flight Mode options, but how does it compare? 

Truthfully, Mavic’s Cinematic Mode is not a strong substitute for Attitude Mode.  While it does facilitate smoother shots, it does not offer the variety of benefits that Attitude Mode provides.  The Mavic Pro’s manual mode, on the other hand, is a better alternative.

However, there is no true substitution for Attitude Mode.  It enables you to be flexible and versatile in a way that no other flight mode does.  Luckily, we’ll be offering an exclusive webinar on 11/29/17 for Drone U members on getting Attitude Mode for your drone.

Undeniably, you’ll need to learn to fly in Attitude Mode at some point.  It will help you to become the best pilots you can be.  Ultimately, flying in GPS Mode is like flying with the training wheels on.

We hope that we answered your question, Lance.  Thanks for the call!  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today's question revolves around flying the Mavic Pro in Attitude Mode

Will Cinematic Mode help you fly in Attitude Mode?

Paul suggests some practical ways of practicing in Attitude Mode

We share details about our upcoming webinar which has some great content that will help you fly in Attitude Mode

What are some of the limitations of the Mavic Pro? Does the Phantom 4 Pro handle Attitude Mode much better?

What are some of reasons to master flying in Attitude Mode?

Discussing why Attitude Mode is more suited for urban and remote environments

How can you Drone U help you be a better pilot?

Today, we have the epic luxury of speaking with Nick Martino.  Nick is the airport supervisor in Ventura County.  In light of DJI’s recent AeroScope announcement,  we thought it would be good to speak about the benefits of such software with an airspace professional.

In case you are unaware, AeroScope is a tracking software and geo-fencing system that notifies law enforcement agencies of all drone activity happening within their airspace.  It works with all DJI drones as well as those produced by other manufacturers.  AeroScope aims to increase communication between manned aircraft and UAVs while creating safer airspace for everyone.

Many pilots, however, are upset by AeroScope’s quiz feature, which asks the user a series of questions before allowing them to fly.  On the surface, it may seem like DJI is overreaching.  After all, commercial pilots have already taken the required Part 107 test and do not want to be re-tested every they fly. 

In reality, though, AeroScope could be a positive tool for the drone community and society at large.  Martino outlines some of the benefits that AeroScope offers.  In order to illustrate these benefits, he gives use a demonstration and shows exactly how AeroScope works. 

We hope you enjoy this episode.  Special thanks to Nick Martino for joining us!  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today we talk with Nick Martino about the various benefits of using DJI AeroScope

Why is Aerospace a good thing for an airport supervisor?

Can AeroSpace be used to interject another pilot?

Can you communicate with the drone user via Aeroscope?

Vic Moss flies and shows us how Aeroscope works

Getting live flight data from AeroScope

We show how you can get the serial number and email to get in touch with other pilots

How would any agency get in touch with DJI if they are interested in Aeroscope?

Can you take control over a drone using Aeroscope?

Should responsible pilots be fearful of Aeroscope?

Today, we talk a bit about DROTAMs.  Scott calls in to ask if he should apply for one.

Typically, you hear far less about DROTAMs than you do about NOTAMs.  Because pilots have had poor experiences with DROTAMs, they aren't a very popular form of airspace authorization.

In fact, you aren't likely to see DROTAMs as an option on most authorization forms.

In order to answer Scott's question, Paul talks about his experience with DROTAMs.

There is a misconception that holding a DROTAM will inhibit other pilots from flying.  In reality, most hobbyist pilots don't even know what a DROTAM is.  Therefore, they aren't keeping track of the DROTAMs in their area.  Most likely, they'll just fly their drone anyway.

Ultimately, we're not sure if DROTAMs provide value to anybody.  We hope this helps, Scott.  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today's question revolves around DROTAMs

Is there any difference between DROTAMs and NOTAMs?

Are you likely to see a DROTAM request in an airspace authorization? Is there a reason why DROTAM requests are so rare now?

We discuss the domineering and unfair attitude of manned pilots for remote pilots

Does a DROTAM inhibit other pilots from flying?

Are there any apps where you can check DROTAMs?

Do DROTAMs actually help you out?

Today, we talk about DroneDeploy, Pix4D and how to choose the best cloud-processing software for modeling.

Mapping and modeling services are a logical next-step for many drone businesses.  In order to provide your clients with the highest-quality deliverables, you need to have a mastery over your modeling software.  Currently, many drone pilots have troubling choosing the right software for their business.

While DroneDeploy and Pix4D each have their own limitations, both modeling platforms offer unique benefits to the pilots that use them.

Paul discusses what makes a good processing platform, why it is important, and how to choose the best one for your

Additionally, he discusses how professional training can help you take your drone modeling business to the next level.

Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today, we talk about DroneDeploy, Pix4D and how to choose the best cloud-processing software for modeling

We clarify the distinction between maps and models

Can you officially use a map if you get a licensed surveyor to sign off on it?

What is a common problem that you will face with cloud - processing software? We discuss manual tie-points and their importance

Paul provides some details about our upcoming mapping course

Can you create lifelike maps using LIDAR?

Can you create Nator maps with orbits?

Can you generate good quality client deliverables with DroneDeploy?

Is it a good idea to solely rely on DroneDeploy?

Is it advisable to use the Yuneec H520? Will it result in better images?

We discuss some of the advantages of using Pix4D

Will you need to limit your mission size if you are using Pix4D Capture?

Can you upload Pix4D projects onto the cloud?

Can LIDAR result in higher accuracy as compared to photogrammetry?

Today, we talk about copyright, retention clauses and demo reels.  Steven, a drone business owner, calls in from Tennessee to discuss a problem he has. 

Essentially, Steven is having trouble maintaining the ownership over his own footage.  After working with a real estate company in his area for a number of weeks, he wanted to include some of the footage in his demo reel. 

In order to make sure he didn’t get sued, Steven asked his employer if it was alright that he use some of the footage he shot for them to promote himself.  Of course, he assumed that this would be fine.  Upon meeting with the employer, however, Steven was notified by the company that they did not want him to use the footage in his demo reel.  Additionally, they disclosed that the company had a retention clause in all of their contracts.  At this time, though, Steven has not signed a contract and wants to know if they can legally prevent him from using the footage.  This is why he called us for help.

While we aren’t professional lawyers, we do know that a contract has no legal bearing if it hasn’t been signed.  If Steven hasn’t actually signed the contract his company is referring to, then he will have no legal trouble if he moves forward with his demo reel.  In the case that he has signed the contract, however, he could face legal repercussions. 

Even if this is the case, though, there are certain ways that Steven can work around the contract.  While we don’t recommend violating copyright laws, there are techniques for using your footage for promotion without publishing it in a public forum. 

To this end, we discuss some ways in which Steven may be able to use his footage without making his employer angry.  We also discuss when (and when not) to do this.  Additionally, we talk about the importance of establishing clear and direct contracts at the time of employment. 

Hope you enjoy!  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today we discuss whether your employer can prevent you from using your footage in a demo reel

Paul answers the question from a legal perspective and highlights the importance of contractual paperwork

We discuss how copyright issues differ for company employees and contractors

We talk about the importance of holding on to exclusive rights to your footage

We discuss various contractual scenarios and highlight the importance of contractual paperwork

Tips and tricks to deal with clients and potential copyright issues

Are the terms and conditions stated in your calendar invite legally binding?

Today, we were lucky enough to chat with Jessica and Matt from Skyward.io.  Skyward is one of the teams working to provide drone pilots everywhere with the ability to obtain instant airspace authorization.  As you may know, pilots currently have to wait up to six months in order for their applications to get approval.

In order to help us better understand how they're revolutionizing the drone industry, Jessica and Matt discuss what Skyward is doing, how they're doing it and when we can expect instant airspace authorizations to be available to drone pilots everywhere.

Special thanks to Skyward for joining us!  Fly safe!

More info is available at the following links:

Skyward's LAANC Resource Page: www.skyward.io/laanc

FAA's LAANC Resource Page: www.faa.gov/go/laanc

Skyward's Webinar Registration: http://go.skyward.io/laanc-webinar.html

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Timestamps

Paul welcomes Jessica and Matt from Skyward.io

What are the capabilities of Skyward.io?

How much does it cost to access the LAANC system via Skyward.io?

How long will it take for all airports to have access to the LAANC system?

Paul, Jessica and Matt walk us through the Skyward app and show us how we can avail airspace authorization

Jessica provides some great tips for using the Skyward app

Learn how you can add an aircraft while using Skyward.io

Is there a way to pull up previously planned operations in Skyward.io?

Learn how you can enter your phone number in Skyward.io

How does Skywards help businesses with multiple pilots?

Is there a way to monitor where pilots upload data in Skyward.io?

What does it cost for businesses to use Skyward.io?

Does Skyward provide a platform that provides details for maps for TFR's and NOTAM's?

Jessica and Matt share their contact information

Jessica provides details of their upcoming webinar on November 9th