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Rules for Drones on the state Capitol Campus in Olympia
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Rules for Drones on the state Capitol Campus in Olympia
Dept. of Enterprise ServicesCustody & control of our 486-acre Capitol Campus
People may not launch, land or operate drones on the Capitol Campus grounds.
Drone rules for Capitol Campus
- Modify FAA requirements regarding use or operation of drones
The DES rules do NOT:
- Apply to drones used for emergency response
- Ban drone use for the care & custody of the Capitol Campus (requires written approval by agency director)
DES took a proactive approach. No specific incident on Campus prompted the rulemaking.
In 2015, drone use was rapidly increasing – so were incidents in public places locally and across the world that raised concerns for public safety.
Why a drone rule?
How: General Rulemaking Phases
Phase 3
Adopt & implement
January-February
Planning Phase 1 Phase 2
Research & strategy
July -September
Stakeholder engagement
September-November
Rule proposal
November-December(41-day formal comment period)
The goal: Embrace spirit of rulemaking as an open, transparent and inclusive process. Before proposed rule was filed, DES developed an extensive stakeholder list including:
• Hobbyists• Commercial interests• State agencies & employees • Olympia business and neighborhood associations • Public safety agencies• Federal Aviation Administration• Media• Local government
Planning
• National Parks
• Drone legislation in states
• City and county ordinances
• Rules on other capitol campuses
• National Association of Chief Administrators
Research
Developed three-phase communication plan
Strategy
Start of rulemaking
Public comment period
Implementation 3
2
1
DES reached out to public / stakeholders using variety of methods • In-person, phone, email.
• Distributed statewide news release stating we intended to engage in rulemaking.
• Social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
DES held four separate workshops before rules were even drafted• Targeted for: Businesses – Hobbyists – Security and public safety – State agencies
Online commenting option available 24/7
Phase 1-stakeholder work
DES reached out to FAA on many levels:• Local Office• Regional Office • General Counsel and Communication staff in Washington,
D.C.
FAA’s Office of Chief Counsel provided extremely valuable information on state, local & federal authority. • Advice: work within your authority. Per (RCW 43.19.125)
DES is responsible for care & custody of Capitol Campus.
• National Parks rules• FAA later issued a fact sheet for states & municipalities
regarding federal regulatory framework.
Phase 1 connecting w/ FAA
Olympia Airport (Port of Olympia) provided valuable information about Class D airspace, which covers majority of Campus
• Class D airspace surrounds airports with a control tower; in these areas (5-mile radius) airspace rules are more restrictive.
• People wanting to fly manned and unmanned aircraft must first notify the control tower. This includes drones.
Phase 1: Connect w/Olympia Airport
• Washington State Department of Transportation has an aviation division
• Consultation provided additional valuable insight
Phase 1: connect w/WSDOT Aviation
• FAA – Identify and work within your authority
• Agencies – enforcement on satellite campuses/other properties
• Olympia Airport – requirements for Class D airspace
Phase 1: Key lessons
Second round of outreach – Rule proposed and formal public comment period
– Media outreach
– Comments taken 24/7 via email & web
– Public hearing
Phase 2
• DES adopted the drone rules in January 2016 and they took effect Feb. 11, 2016.
• Media release & notice to an extensive stakeholder list.
• Education & outreach efforts
Phase 3
Education first:• Information cards / fliers • Social media, website, FAQ• Equip Washington State Patrol:
educate campus users• FAA law enforcement response
pocket card• Endorsed by capitol city
newspaper’s editorial board (The Olympian)
Implementation/enforcement
The power of drones and photogrammetry for Building Information Modeling (BIM)
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Photogrammetry allows us to digitize the world, purely from images
What is photogrammetry ?
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Photogrammetry
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BIM for Facilities Management
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1. Capture
2. Digitize
3. Check,Measure & Inspect
4. Share
Drone to desktop workflow
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Data Capture
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Inputs
RGB images Drone images Multispectral images Thermal images
Fisheye images 360° camera images Camera rig images Videos
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Why Drones?
Without
● Data Collection & Post-processing1-2 weeks
● Delivery of PDF, CAD File, Ortho Map, Point Cloud, Contour Map
1-2 weeks
Total Time2-3 weeks
With
● Data Collection & Post-processing1-2 days
● Delivery of PDF, CAD File, Ortho Map, Point Cloud, Contour Map
1-2 days
Total Time 1-4 days
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Flight missions
Polygon Grid Double grid
Circular Free flight Multi-battery
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Exterior & Interior Capture
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Structure Inspection
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Construction progress
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Visual Inspection
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Thermal images for roof inspection
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Thermal images for inspection
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Digitize
● Transform your images into accurate digital outputs 2D/3D datasets
● Process your projects locally on your Desktop or online in the Cloud
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Measure & Inspect
● Measure distances, areas, and volumes
● Extract elevation profile data
● Perform virtual inspections
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Collaborate & share
● Export individual files
● Work with third-party software
● On the Cloud, selectively and securely share data only with an URL
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Outputs
And more...
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Applications
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CAD overlay
● As-designed can be layered over as-built model● Differences can be identified & corrected if necessary
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Virtual Inspection
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Improved awareness of asset locations
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Elevation Profile
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Applications and DeliverablesEarthworks
● Stockpile measurements
● Volume calculations
● Cut and fill analysis
● Contours
● Elevation maps
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Why Drones?
Increased productivity
Reduce field time and surveying time
Reduce operational risks
Accurate results
Assess and improve your data accuracy
Updated maps
Simple workflow
Easily repeatable data capture
Thank you!Matt Jones, [email protected],
360.407.8014Linda Kent, [email protected],
360.972.6413Corey Oddi, [email protected]
585.698.7662
