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The University of North Georgia (UNG) has begun to evaluate both fixed and rotary UAS platforms across the departments toevaluate their potential for furthering both student learning experiences and undergraduate research. A research project ofthe Institute for Spatial Analysis (IESA) at UNG has acquired the fixed wing eBee UAS and is currently piloting its integrationinto the undergraduate geospatial science curriculum. Limited very low altitude, line of sight calibration runs within areas ofour campus have help us understand the capabilities that this technology brings to learning and research opportunities at UNG.In our pilot area of study on the UNG Gainesville Campus, we will collect overlapping imagery and generate 3-D models. Thesemodels will be compared with models based on LiDAR data. Geographic Object Based Image Analysis (GEOBIA) methodsare essential to the analysis of voluminous high resolution UAS data and the associated computational and regulatory issuesare discussed. Several future interdisciplinary projects are envisaged with the eBee UAS and this project helps establish theirviability

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Integrating the UAS in Undergraduate Teaching and Research – Opportunities and Challenges at University of North Georgia