To keep an electromechnical device mounted on an aerial platform so that the sensor is pointed in the same general direction, regardless of attitude (pitch, roll, yaw) of the platform, use a _____

A remote sensing system has 2 components. What are they?

Compared to objects at cooler temps, ____EMR wavelengths are emitted from objects at higher temps

To ensure the prope weight and balance of the sUAS you are flying, check

When tracking tagged wildlife, lost or wandering adults, or children suffering from cognitive conditions, the type of remote sensing payload to use is ________.

An electro-optical camera, using its own Electromagnetic Radiation (flash) for illumination at night is ________.

Cargo or agricultural spray are known as ________ payload..

To generate point cloud derivative products (for 3-D models), use ________ sensors

Remote sensing is the acquisition of information about an object when not in direct physical contact with the object.

An image’s geolocation data contains ________.

What energy is used in the remote-sensing process to detect, measure, and collect reflected, emitted, or absorbed energy by different objects?

________ is the portion of electromagnetic spectrum with wavelengths ranging from 700 nanometers to 1 millimeter that senses heat energy.

What is the amount of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) emitted from an object dependent

When utility companies inspect power lines for overheating, they use what type of sensor?

The remote sensor pointing straight down from the aircraft in a line perpendicular to Earth’s surface is known as ________.

What is used to transmit digital imagery from the remote sensing platform to a ground station?

The sensors used for photogrammetry are passive or ________.

The type of electronic sensor used to collect imagery in an electro-optical camera is ________.

The science of making size and distance measurements from a series of remote sensing images is known as ________.

The three types of aerial platforms best suited for remote sensing ________.

For future UAS beyond-line-of-sight operations, ________ technology is essential

The type of active sensor used in a remote sensing payload is ________.

In the electromagnetic spectrum, there are seven basic bands of EMR including Gamma, Visible, Infrared, and Microwave. The other three are ________.

To transmit environmental information for long periods of time, drop a ________ in an area of interest.

In the agricultural environment, ________ imagers are used for detection of crop distress.

The term used to classify an object based on its ability to reflect Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) is ________.

During operation of an unmanned vehicle, load factor and stress on the iwngs or rotors may increase when the _____

To ensure a safe flight, a UAS pre-flight inspection should evalutate which of the following items? (select all that apply)

According to the FAA PArt 107 a remote pilot may operate a sUAS from which two of the following situations? (select all that apply)

At times the FAA grants a Certificate of Waiver for two types of flight operationss. What are they?

What are two important aspects of the pre-flight inspection made by the remote pilot in commnad (RPIC) on the sUAS before each flight? (select all that apply)

Airspace that is generally from the surface to 2500 feet above ground level (AGL) is known as ____.

READ THIS QUESTION CAREFULLY. IT CAN TRICK YOU ON THE FINAL (airfoiils produce LIFT not THRUST

Air density is directly related to the generation of airfoil thrust

Diffraction is defined as

What specific airspace must a remote pilot operating under PArt 107 obtain permission to enter? (select all that apply)

In what way is electronic line of sight (LOS) different from electronic Beyond line of sight

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A carrier wave is defined as

There are 3 primary elements of unmanned aircarft systems, they are the mechanical structure, ______ and _____.

to operate is a sUAS class B airspace, what must the pilot be sure off

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Class C airspace from ______ to 4000 within a 10nm of the airfield

If a maneuver is being performed and the sUAS happens to fly under another aircraft, the remote pilot must ensure that his air vehicle is

James, a Part 107 pilot recently purchased a sUAS that has a total weight of 120lbs. What is needed before James can fly his new vehicle?

A friend crashed and destroyed his sUAS causing damage over $500. How soon does this need to be reported to the FAA<

in order to get a Remote Pilot Certificate, there are 3 requirments that must be met. What are they? (select all that apply)

Radio frequency interference (RFI) is commonly known as

wave propagation is defined as

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A-211 on an aeronautical chart is known as an

Max authorized ground speed for a sUAS

During flight operations under 14CFR PArt 107, sUAS are required to staty ____________ feet below the base of any clouds and clear all clouds by _______ feet horizontally

Communication by unmanned aircraft systems datalink moves back and forth from the air vehicle to the

How does a pilot request permission to operate in Class B airspace?

A warmer from in a boundry that moves toward the ______ air mass

Radio interference can be the result of

How are commands sent to ensure control of the air vehicle that does no have an n-board pilo

What is wind shear

The maximum altitude for a sUAS is ______. 

The lowest layer of clouds described as either ________.make up the cloud ceiling, which is the height above ground level.

What is the area on an aeronautical sectional chart that is charted with a “P” followed by a number?

Select the types of operations that UAV are known for - sometimes called the 4 D's

Lightening can strike up to 15 miles away from a thunderstorm, including an area of thunderstorm related precipitation.  What should you do to prevent the hazard of a lightening strike? Select all that apply

When surveying the launch and recovery zone, remote piltos canuse laser range finders or surveying tools.  If you were to determine the height of a tree line using a triangle what would be the estimated height of the tree line given the information in the image.

READ AIR DENSITY QUESTIONS CAREFULLY ON THE FINAL. THEY CAN BE TRICKY

Unmanned aircraft performance ________ as air density decreases and temperature increases. This causes unmanned aircraft wings and propellers to move through the air faster to generate the same amount of lift.

Weather conditions including temperature, pressure, wind, precipitation, and visibility is provided by which service?

The service, for busy terminal areas, that offers continuous broadcast of recorded aeronautical information, including weather is ____________________

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meteorologists state _______________

Light mist or drizzle is typical of what type of cloud?

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An unstable air mass is characterized by ______________.

The weather report, ____________ provides surface observations at select airports.

You are completing an aerial photography job in the heat of the summer,. Temperatures are already 90 defgrees (F) and rising.  What can you aspect?

At select airports, when you need a report that tells future airport conditions for a five mile radius, you look for the ________.

When you need information about wind, visibility, significant weather, and the probability of precipitation and thunderstorms, what report do you obtai

While planning for a flight you pull the flowing METAR. Based on part 107 weather mins of 3 miles visibility and 500 feet below clouds and a flight plan of 400, do you meet the mins?

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The type of flight control system developed in the 1950s and 60s to relax the stability of an aircraft in an effort to make it more maneuverable is known as ________.

The ________ of a fixed-wing aircraft control surface can induce a moment around the lateral axis.

To determine the roll, pitch, and yaw of an aircraft, use a/an ________.

ON THE FINAL, REMEMBER THAT IF YOU SEE A QUESTION TALKING ABOUT "VECTORED THRUST" ALWAYS HIT TRICOPTER

The multirotor configuration known as a _______ uses vectored thrust to control the yaw axis.

Today’s unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are equipped with ________ that continuously monitor the aircraft’s altitude, attitude, location, and speed.

There are two advances in technology that helped drive the growth of unmanned aircraft. What are they? (Select all that apply)

There are three primary elements of unmanned aircraft systems. They are the mechanical structure, _______ and _______.

The speed of the wind at ground level is usually much more than it is at a higher altitude.

ON THE FINAL, DON'T GET TRICKED UP ON THIS QUESTION. THE NETWORK OF SATELLITES ARE CALLED THE IRIDUIM NETWROK - NOT THE IMU.

The Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) is a network of satellites orbiting the earth

Use ________ to change the flight path of a UAS to avoid obstacles and other aircraft.

As altitude increases, air temperature and air density ___?

As an unmanned aircraft pilot, you know how your unmanned vehicle takes off and maintains flight. What happens as the aircraft moves through the air? These changes result in the upward force called lift, which is affected by how air behaves.

The ________ is the government agency that regulates communication frequencies.

Antenna gain is the

What type of datalink allows information to flow back and forth simultaneously, like a telephone?

ON THE FINAL, REMEMBER, THE KEY WORD IN THIS QUESTION IS THE WORD "SAFE", MEANING THEY ARE CREATING A "SAFETY SYSTEM". DO NOT SELECT CRM

To support the safe process of managing and improving an aviation-based system, implement ________.

For UAS implementation into the National Air Space (NAS), what are two options that are primary safety datalink flight requirements for UAS implementation? (Select all that apply)

Reflection is defined as ________.

The purpose of a datalink is to

Absorption is defined as ________.

Select two factors that influence your decision about the type of datalink hardware you purchase. (Select all that apply)

What term defines communications from the air vehicle to the ground control system?

ON THE FINAL, THE KEY WORD IN THIS QUESTION IS "HAZARDS". PICK THE ANSWER THAT CAUSES HAZARDS- WHICH IS RISK. SO PICK "RISK MANAGEMENT"

The systematic process of __________ identifies, assesses, and prioritizes hazards and their potential impact.

1.       A pilot who is resentful about advice from supervisors and colleagues is depicting the hazardous attitude of ______________.

1.       An assessment of the pre-flight operating environment includes _________.

When should initial radio communication with the tower occur?

What do Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) provide remote pilots?

What is one source of airport traffic information

During the birth of unmanned aicraft, systems were designed as offensive weapons and more like cruise missiles rather than unmanned aircraft

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval, known as ________ is needed for unmanned aircraft systems to operate in specific airspace for a defined purpose

The method used to track reliability of unmanned aircraft components is known as ________.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certificate, ________ establishes operating limits for commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).

ON THE FINAL, DO NOT GET TRICKED UP. GPS DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO "SENSE" OTHER AIRCRAFT.

The technology that enables unmanned aircraft systems to sense other aircraft and obstacles is known as 'Global Positioning'.

The technology ________, patented by Nikola Tesla, birthed the idea of controlling vehicles remotely.

The status of an aircraft including attitude, airspeed, altitude, and heading is provided through which process ________.

A common classification for unmanned aircraft systems is ________.

 Performance will also be affected by the condition of the remote pilot. Which of the following can affect decision-making and cognitive performance. (Select all that apply)

 When a person is not actively focusing, their focal point is about 30 feet away. When fixed and focused on a point in space, what is their maximum visual acuity?

What practice improves decision making by the effective use of available resources including humans, hardware, and information?

ON THE FINAL DO NOT GET TRIPPED UP. CRM DOES NOT DEAL WITH MAINTENANCE

Crew Resource Management (CRM) is the practice of safe maintenance procedures and clear, well-kept documentation.

 Automation can negatively impact our situational awareness by: (Select all that apply)

What term describes the effective use of all available resources—human, hardware, and information—prior to and during flight to ensure the successful outcome of an operation?

jEven good messages can be lost in the communication cycle because of receiver errors. These errors include which of the following? (Select all that apply)

a  We all have limits, but external factors and behaviors can change our ability to: (Select all that apply)