Esri Drone2Map Training - Part 2

What does sUAS stand for in the context of drones?

• Small Unmanned Aerial System

• Simple Unmanned Aerial System

• Standard Unmanned Aerial System

• Secure Unmanned Aerial System

Which of the following is a disadvantage of fixed-wing sUAS?

• Better aerodynamic performance

• Higher flight safety

• Expensive and may be cost-prohibitive

• Larger payload

What is required for the take-off and landing of fixed-wing sUAS?

• Smaller area

• Larger area

• No area

• Any area

Which feature of fixed-wing sUAS helps in better control of image quality?

• Elimination of noise in imagery

• No manual flight

• Higher flight altitude

• More complex learning curve

What is one advantage of Rotocoptor sUAS?

• Limited flight time

• Great maneuverability

• Small payload capacity

• High power consumption

Which of the following is a disadvantage of Rotocoptor sUAS?

• Vertical take off and landing

• Obstacle avoidance

• Less battery life

• Very stable

What feature of a Rotocoptor contributes to its stability?

• More rotors

• Small payload capacity

• Limited flight time

• Maps smaller areas

Why might a Rotocoptor sUAS be considered cost-effective?

• High power consumption

• Relatively cheap to manufacture

• Small payload capacity

• Limited flight time

What is the primary use of RGB sensors?

• To analyze vegetation

• To examine temperature patterns

• To obtain traditional color imagery or video

• To detect gamma rays

What additional wavelengths do multispectral sensors use besides RGB?

• Ultraviolet

• Infrared

• Gamma rays

• X-rays