Crop Copter UAS Examines Florida Orange Groves

Crop Copter UAS Examines Florida Orange Groves

In Central Florida, small unmanned aircraft systems could be a boon for citrus growers trying to spot citrus greening, a disease that currently is wreaking havoc on Florida’s $9 billion-a-year citrus industry.

NASA Researchers Finishing ICESCAPE Mission

NASA Researchers Finishing ICESCAPE Mission

Scientists embarked in late June from Alaska on the second and final campaign of a NASA field campaign to study how changing conditions in the Arctic affect the ocean’s chemistry and ecosystems.

Atmospheric Particles Help Slow Climate Warming

Atmospheric Particles Help Slow Climate Warming

Aided by LiDAR, a NOAA study indicates that an increased abundance of particles high in the atmosphere has offset about a third of the climate warming influence of carbon dioxide change during the last decade.

Texas A&M Gets FAA Approval to Fly Civil UAS

Texas A&M Gets FAA Approval to Fly Civil UAS

The university cites wildlife inventory, border security, hurricane research and monitoring, detection and tracking of harmful algae blooms, and situational awareness for incident response as potential study applications.