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8.14.1. Components of a UAV System
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What type of UAV platform is known for better maneuverability?
Hint
Think about which drone can hover in place.
- 2.
Name one type of onboard sensor used in UAVs.
Hint
Consider the type of camera that captures visible light.
- 3.
What does GNSS stand for?
Hint
Think about what system helps in finding location.
- 4.
True or False: Fixed-wing UAVs are better for maneuverability compared to multirotor UAVs.
Hint
Recall the characteristics of both types of UAVs.
- 5.
Design a scenario in which a specific UAV platform and sensor combination would be ideal for a given civil engineering project. Justify your choices based on project requirements.
Hint
Consider the attributes of the project.
- 6.
Critically assess the implications of using outdated or unsuitable Ground Control Stations in UAV operations. What strategies would you recommend to mitigate these issues?
Hint
Focus on control and safety.
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