The
research capstone project my group is proposing is a way to determine the best
way to collect forest inventory data. We are comparing unmanned flight using
UAV'S and manned aircraft using the same sensors at different altitudes. My job
on this team is planning out both the unmanned and manned flights. I must
decided proper flight paths, and most importantly the altitude of the flights.
The annotated bibliography should be used to help me decided on specific
altitudes and flight paths, and other specifics I might not be familiar with
when its comes to forestry data. The time line being made its to hold me to
moving forward and making progresses weekly. Without a timeline it is easy to
let things slide and to not make forward process.
Annotated
Bibliography:
Manfreda,
S., M. E. McCabe, P. E. Miller, R. Lucas, V. P. Madrigal, G. Mallinis, E. Dor,
D. Helman, L. Estes, G. Ciraolo, J. Mullerova, F. Tauro, M. I. de Lima, Jlmp
del Lima, A. Maltese, F. Frances, K. Caylor, M. Kohv, M. Perks, G. Ruiz-Perez,
Z. Su, G. Vico, and B. Toth. 2018. "On the Use of Unmanned Aerial Systems
for Environmental Monitoring." Remote Sensing 10 (4). doi:
10.3390/rs10040641.
This
article is about
This
article is mostly about reviewing environmental monitoring including soil
properties, vegetation and greens conditions, and other environmental
characteristics. This is a great paper for starting research for our forestry
project. It fits well with what we aim to do and helps with data we will want
to look at.
Los Alamos
National Laboratory., United States. Dept. of Energy., and United States. Dept.
of Energy. Office of Scientific and Technical Information. Uav Sensor
and Survivability Issues. 1996.Web <http://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/366505-mHCkSL/webviewable/>.
This article
is about issues and survivability in sensors. This is important because we
should always look at issues to try to avoid them preemptively. Reading this
article will help with some of the preemptive precautions
that we should focus on the keep safety a main focus of our project.
Merlin, Peter
W., and United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. History
Office. Ikhana Unmanned Aircraft System
Western States
Fire Missions. 2009. Monographs in aerospace history 44.Web <http://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo9015>.
This article
is has to do with unmanned aircraft and fire missions. Although fire has
nothing to do with my project, this article uses unmanned aircraft for these
missions. I assume that these fire missions happen in forest areas so there is
some overlap to my project. I am looking at altitudes and flight plans for
these missions in the article to see why they chose these details for the
flights.
Sadraey,
Mohammad H. Unmanned Aircraft Design : A Review of Fundamentals.
Synthesis Lectures on Mechanical Engineering,.
This article
is about fundamentals of unmanned aircraft design. It could help with deciding
on what type of drone to use to fly this mission. Reviewing fundamentals is
always important when it comes to planning projects like this one.
Stellingwerf,
Donald A., and Yousif A. Hussin. Measurements and Estimations of Forest
Stand Parameters Using Remote Sensing. Utrecht: VSP, 1997.
This article
focuses the details of using remote sensing for forestry. This article can give
me great insight on what sensors we should use. This also has good information
on altitude and mission planning. This article is directly related to the
project and will be one of my main sources for the upcoming project.
United States.
Congress. Senate. Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. Development of
a Special Aircraft for Agricultural Purposes. 1949. S rp 1135.Web
<http://congressional.proquest.com/congcomp/getdoc?SERIAL-SET-ID=11294+S.rp.1135>.
This article
focuses on development of drones for use of agricultural purposes. This goes
along perfectly with my project because forestry and agricultural purposes go
hand in hand. This article could give really great insight on what type of
aircraft we should use for the unmanned section of this project and why. The
pros are that the insight could be really helpful in my planning for this
mission.
Valavanis,
Kimon P., and George J. Vachtsevanos. Handbook of Unmanned Aerial
Vehicles.Web.
This
article is just the normal handbook of unmanned aerial vehicles. This article
is just to review and stay sharp on the basics of unmanned aerial systems. It
covers drone designs, ethics, and logistics. Pros about this article are that
it includes all things drones and it is good to go back to the basics when
doing projects like this. Cons are that it isn't too specific to the project we
are working on. Again it's always good to to go back to basics and review to
make sure all areas are covered for a project as complex as this.
Singh,
K. K., and A. E. Frazier. 2018. "A meta-analysis and review of unmanned
aircraft system (UAS) imagery for terrestrial applications." International
Journal of Remote Sensing 39 (15-16):5078-5098. doi: 10.1080/01431161.2017.1420941.
Grunn,
Emanuel, and Anh Tuá̂n Phạm. Modeling of Complex Systems :
Application to Aeronautical Dynamics. Automation-Control and Industrial
Engineering Series.
Gundlach, Jay,
and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Civil and
Commercial Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Aiaa Education Series.
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