Drone Technology and Landscape Architecture: Strategies for Integrated Workflows and Climate Action - 1.5 PDH (LA CES/non-HSW)
Recorded On: 10/27/2023
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We invite you to learn how drone technologies and software applications augment landscape architecture's ability to fight climate change. Accurate site data and realistic visualizations are now more accessible to the profession's practice and education. This session proposes new drone data workflows for analysis, research, and planning.
Learning objectives:
- Understand regulatory requirements, weather conditions, and drone operations.
- Learn methods for reliable image data collection, processing, and output of high-quality mapping, digital surface models, heat zones, and 3D site models.
- Learn how to implement drone data into action plan workflows.
- Understand how drone mapping and visualization can be used for climate change assessments, action plan solutions, and progress tracking.
Arturo Merino, ASLA
Project Manager
Westwind Landscape Construction/ The University of New Mexico
Arturo was born and raised in Chihuahua, Mexico. For the last 15 years, Arturo has implemented new workflows and technologies to increase accuracy and efficiency in the discipline and teaching of landscape architecture. As a Technology and Productivity Manager at Pland Collaborative (formerly MRWM), Arturo is an FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot and produces drone photogrammetry, photography, and videography for our projects, among other responsibilities. He is also an instructor at the University of New Mexico, a member-at-large of the NM ASLA Chapter, and a part of the "MasterSpec Landscape Architecture Review Committee" of the ASLA.
Anthony Fettes, ASLA, PLA
Assistant Professor Landscape Architecture
University of New Mexico
Anthony Fettes, ASLA, PLA, PDC, is an Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of New Mexico, School of Architecture + Planning. With over 20 years of combined global experience in landscape architecture and ecological restoration, Anthony’s teaching and research explores alternative methods of understanding place and innovative ways to evaluate the benefits of built/cultural landscapes. Initially operating drones for educational and research under FAA Title 49 USC 44809, Anthony is a recently certified FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot.
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