UAS kurs

Unmanned Aircraft Systems All new UAS course Register now - spaces are limited 28 January-1 February 2013 San Pedro, California Newly developed by SCSI staff, this course looks at the fundamental principles of the human role in unmanned operations by reviewing current systems and looking at best practices as well as some of the shortfalls of current practices. We look at human error and the role it has played in aviation, before moving on to consider the implications for designers and operators be they piloting or maintaining the unmanned system. We also cover UAS accident investigation techniques including the role of telemetry in the reconstruction of accidents and the potential pitfalls. Who Should Attend Individuals who need to understand the principles of unmanned aviation and the potential for human error. Unmanned aircraft crews: pilots, sensor operators and maintainers. Unmanned aircraft systems designers. Accident investigators and those who participate in accident investigation. For more information, please visit the course information page on our web site