NEW YORK – The Drone at Home study examines local regulations, public safety use of drones and drone incidents. Arthur is here to talk about the Center for the Study of the Drone, an interesting class on the Drone Revolution and the findings of the Drone at Home series.
In This Episode
- Introduction. Arthur Holland Michel is founder and editor of the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
- The Center for the Study of the Drone. Arthur shares the story behind the creation of the Center at Bard College. As Arthur explains, the decision to establish the Center grew out of a need to provide unbiased, objective research into the use of military and civilian drones.
- Drone Revolution Class. The Center for the Study of the Drone offers a class on drones and their impact on society. The class gives students an opportunity to explore the issues and opportunities of drone technology.
- Drones At Homes Research. In 2017, the Center released a 3-part series on the use of drones at the local level. The three research products include an analysis of local and state drone regulations, public safety use of drones and an evaluation of drone incidents.
- Local Drone Ordinances. The report consists of an analysis of a database of 135 localities that have enacted rules for drone use, a breakdown of drone-related statutes in states that have passed legislation governing the use of unmanned aircraft, and a brief discussion of the federal government’s regulations for drone use and its position on the enactment of local legislation and rules.
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