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Author: Corey Greenfield

How Wildlife Respond to UAVs

Corey Greenfield April 28, 2016 May 23, 2016conservation BlackBears, DronesandWildlife, HeartRate, NationalGeographic 2

        Isn’t this the cutest, most snuggly bear you’ve ever seen? It’s no wonder researchers want to get up close and personal with these animals. With the expansion of drone use, researchers are using drones to monitor wildlife. With the new drone craze it’s become easier and …

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Drones and the Drug Cartel

Corey Greenfield April 5, 2016 April 5, 2016illegal DronesandDrugs, Drugcartel, Drugs 2

     Just when you thought you knew all of the many uses for drones, think again. The drug cartel are expanding their horizons and coming out from their underground tunnels. Last year a drone attempting to transport drugs crashed south of Mexico’s border. The drone was carrying six pounds …

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Ramstein, the Heart of the Drone War

Corey Greenfield April 5, 2016 April 5, 2016policy DroneAirstrikes, Germany, Lawsuit, RamsteinAirBase 1

     Wolfgang Jung filed a lawsuit in Germany to have the Ramstein air base shut down. This base operated by the Air Force is located in Germany and is allegedly deeply involved in drone airstrikes around the world. According to Jung, Washington’s drone activity in Germany violates international law …

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Japanese Police Department Fight Drones with Drones

Corey Greenfield April 5, 2016 April 5, 2016illegal AntiDrones, DroneVSDrone, Japan 2

Japanese Metropolitan Police Department Drone vs. Drone Video      The Japanese police department have developed a way to discourage drone use, especially in sensitive areas. There was an incident where a drone was caught flying over an area where the Prime Minister of Japan was located. This sent red …

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Protesting Against Drones with Art

Corey Greenfield March 7, 2016 March 7, 2016art Airstrikes, Art, MiddleEast, Protesting 1

    In this article, art is used to protest against military drones. Artists created a large image in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of a girl that can be easily seen by a drone flying overheard. This girl and her family were allegedly killed by military drones in the Middle …

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Wave Glider and Diatom Research

Corey Greenfield February 19, 2016 February 19, 2016conservation DiatomBlooms, MarineConservation, WaveGlider, YaleEnvironment360 3

Tracy Villareal, a professor of marine science at the University of Texas at Austin uses the Wave Glider to monitor diatom blooms. Dr. Villareal talks about how expensive it can be to pay for the use of a research vessel and crew when doing research out at sea. Although the …

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UAVs, A Billion Dollar Industry

Corey Greenfield February 12, 2016 February 14, 2016economy FAA, NAS, Profitable, UAV 2

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs aka “drones”) have quickly become a profitable tool used for everything from aerial wedding photography to easing outdoor research to providing eyes in the sky for the military.  But what else are drones providing other then extremely useful tools?  Billions. Darryl and Vasigh (2013) estimated our …

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