The development of drones and their commercial use, depends for a large extent on the possibilities to test new technical and legal developments at locations where it is possible to experiment beyond the boundaries of the current legislation. These locations are referred to as test...
On Friday, March 16th 2018, The Future Is Today – powered by ICAReS took place, a day full of knowledge sharing and inspiration in the field of remote sensing. Visitors got the chance to experience the possibilities per sector, view the technology up close, get...
Experience remote sensing: the possibilities and impact of the technology of today and tomorrow! Visit 'The Future Is Today': a day full of knowledge sharing and inspiration with demonstrations and applicabilities by suppliers and users in the sectors Nature, Agriculture and Water & Infrastructure. Why should you...
Download here: D.1.3.5. a Report on analyses of SMEs - DEF ...
Download the report on the analysis of the questionnaires received from knowledge and research institutions: D.1.2.5.a Report on analyses of knowledge and research institutes-DEF ...
Download the midterm report on demand sectors (Agriculture, Nature, Water & Infrastructure) by ICAReS: D.1.1.4 Midterm report on RS 3 demand sectors (DEF) ...
On July 14th, at the Eastgate Conference Centre, Northfleet (UK) the conference 'Innovations in Remote Sensing' was being held. Download the presentations below by clicking on the title. Introduction and overview of the ICAReS project, Sven Willemsen, Projectleader ICAReS Remote sensing with LiDAR and Photogrammetry, Pieter Franken - Managing Director...
I’ve been researching and writing about agriculture drone solutions since early 2012. I recently came across this OpEd in PrecisionAg titled “Opinion: The Agricultural Drone War Is Over, And They Lost” and read it with great interest. Two and half years ago, our research indicated...
Using Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) has spurred quite the controversy. Many in ag support it, saying it could take precision agriculture to the next level, while some are a little more cautious, fearing what it could mean for the big data battle. In this Farm...