Design and perform one or more experiments to help you identify a way to estimate your drone's height. Use your experience to judge which method provides the most accurate estimates.
Design and conduct an experiment to take enough photos to make a 3-dimensional image of an outcrop or landform.
Explore the basic concepts of remote sensing by comparing data collected by instruments on polar orbiting satellites with pictures and videos collected via cameras on recreational drones.
Students play a board game that simulates the use of a drone aircraft to monitor a nearby volcano for signs of an impending eruption.
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As Earth’s population increases, human impacts on all the parts of the Earth system also increase. What are these impacts to air, water, land, and life, and why do we refer to our present time as the Anthropocene?
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Talk with NCAR|UCAR Experts about what they do in their work, the highlights and challenges of their jobs, and how it impacts us and our world.
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