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This document discusses the growing use of drones in journalism and other fields. Drones are becoming more affordable and accessible, with models available for under $500. The FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 made it legal to fly drones for commercial purposes by 2015. The document outlines how drones can be used for tasks like monitoring crops, inspecting infrastructure, and covering news stories and sporting events. However, regulatory environment and privacy concerns may limit drone journalism in the US until further guidelines are established.

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FLYABLES Drone Journalism
When you hear drone, you think General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper ($4 million)
Or worse
But they also come in peace dji Phantom - $450
Some are made of styrofoam A.R. Drone 2.0. Can fly up to 200 meters. Real-time high def video feed. Promo video: http://ardrone2.pa rrot.com/ardrone- 2/hd-camera- 720p/
DJI Inspire http://www.dji.com/product/inspire-1
Why are we talking about drones? FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 The Drone law makes it legal to fly in federal air space for commercial reasons by Sept. 30, 2015. FAA projects that 30,000 drones could be in the nations skies by 2020. FAA working on rules and licensing procedures.
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Sports Manley Field House flights http://youtu.be/N8mWTTSYt7s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQFqsPvI -QA
Lots of other uses http://www.huff ingtonpost.com /2014/08/04/st unning-drone-videos_ n_55791 99.html
UNL in India http://benkreimer.com/aerial-video-photography/ baroda-open-soccer-video/
GPS-aware drones Plot course, send it off, collect footage.
3D Mapping Sensefly https://www.sensefly.com/home.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvimQq1zvoM
What will drones be used for? Police: surveillance. Personal photography. Me: inspecting ice buildup on my roof. Sports teams: to cover games. Farmers: to monitor crops at lower cost. FedEx: unmanned planes delivering packages to airports (not your back yard yet).
FedExs plan
TV and Film On September, FAA announced it had approved certain uses of drones for film and television productions. Only 6 productions granted so far.
Keeping law enforcement accountable. Occupy Wall Streets Occucopter
And journalism! (with a few caveats) Regulatory environment in U.S. is murky, but apparently not in Italy.
Good candidates for journalism Anything that currently requires a helicopter. Saves hundreds of dollars per hour. Aerial views of forest fires, storm damage. Aerial videos of government crackdowns on free speech (protests). Sporting events. Environmental stories. What are your ideas?
60 Minutes used drones for a piece on salvage operation of the Costa Concordia cruise ship in Italy in December, 2012.
60 Minutes http://cbsn.ws/VKzLrH
http://www.dronejournalismlab.org/post/34098205205/nebraska-is-seeing-a-drought-worse-than-the-dust http://www.dronejournalismlab.org/post/34363827984/how-we-used-a-drone-to-cover-drought
University of Nebraskas first story http://bit.ly/RqSk48
Not in the U.S. YET Within the U.S. there are ample opportunities for drone journalism, but many will need to wait until the FAA guidelines in 2015. The Daily got in trouble in 2011 after getting some spectacular footage.
News Corps The Daily Series of new videos in 2011 as Daily Drone. Prompted FAA investigation. They were grounded. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI2d3ui2vYw
But we can reasonably project what types of stories drones will make possible after 2015.
From the air, you see the path. Currently requires a helicopter. Could technically (but not legally) be done by a drone today. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado 5/7/2011 From the ground (typical coverage). (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
Deepwater Horizon oil rig, April 2010. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert).
Million Mom March, Washington DC, March 14, 2000. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
Or they can be used for this Source: University of Nebraska Drone Journalism Lab
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People value their privacy Steve Hindi, president of SHARK (SHowing Animals Respect and Kindness), said his group was preparing to launch its Mikrokopter drone to video what he called a live pigeon shoot on Sunday Seconds after it hit the air, numerous shots rang out As an act of revenge for us shutting down the pigeon slaughter, they had shot down our copter. http://www.suasnews.com/2012/11/19754/activists-release-video-of-latest-drone-shoot- down/
And dont forget bees! CBS12 News crew attacked by bees during Palm Beach Mall demolition West Palm Beach, Florida http://bit.ly/Wt35os
FAA Hobbyist Guidelines Indoors: No limitations. Outdoors: Stay out of FAA air space (< 400 feet). Dont fly over or toward people. If people show up, fly away from them. Dont fly near or toward buildings.
Use common sense If you stay under 400 feet, you can fly a drone on your own property, or property of someone else with their permission. But be careful not to peek over a fence, scare the neighbors and prompt a call to the FAA!
Speaking of hobbyists A.R. Parrot has an SDK, and people are making apps for it right and left.
Drone groups DIYDrones.com3 3,000 members worldwide. Started by Wired former editor Chris Anderson (now 100% focused on drones).
Australia is ahead of us
You are the drone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8mWTTS Yt7s
Lets fly a drone! Arland Whitfield, SkyWorks Project @SkyWorksProject
THANKS! Dan Pacheco, Chair Journalism Innovation, S.I. Newhouse School, Syracuse University @pachecod and @JournovationSU drpachec@syr.edu

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  • 2. When you hear drone, you think General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper ($4 million)
  • 4. But they also come in peace dji Phantom - $450
  • 5. Some are made of styrofoam A.R. Drone 2.0. Can fly up to 200 meters. Real-time high def video feed. Promo video: http://ardrone2.pa rrot.com/ardrone- 2/hd-camera- 720p/
  • 7. Why are we talking about drones? FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 The Drone law makes it legal to fly in federal air space for commercial reasons by Sept. 30, 2015. FAA projects that 30,000 drones could be in the nations skies by 2020. FAA working on rules and licensing procedures.
  • 10. Sports Manley Field House flights http://youtu.be/N8mWTTSYt7s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQFqsPvI -QA
  • 11. Lots of other uses http://www.huff ingtonpost.com /2014/08/04/st unning-drone-videos_ n_55791 99.html
  • 12. UNL in India http://benkreimer.com/aerial-video-photography/ baroda-open-soccer-video/
  • 13. GPS-aware drones Plot course, send it off, collect footage.
  • 14. 3D Mapping Sensefly https://www.sensefly.com/home.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvimQq1zvoM
  • 15. What will drones be used for? Police: surveillance. Personal photography. Me: inspecting ice buildup on my roof. Sports teams: to cover games. Farmers: to monitor crops at lower cost. FedEx: unmanned planes delivering packages to airports (not your back yard yet).
  • 17. TV and Film On September, FAA announced it had approved certain uses of drones for film and television productions. Only 6 productions granted so far.
  • 18. Keeping law enforcement accountable. Occupy Wall Streets Occucopter
  • 19. And journalism! (with a few caveats) Regulatory environment in U.S. is murky, but apparently not in Italy.
  • 20. Good candidates for journalism Anything that currently requires a helicopter. Saves hundreds of dollars per hour. Aerial views of forest fires, storm damage. Aerial videos of government crackdowns on free speech (protests). Sporting events. Environmental stories. What are your ideas?
  • 21. 60 Minutes used drones for a piece on salvage operation of the Costa Concordia cruise ship in Italy in December, 2012.
  • 24. University of Nebraskas first story http://bit.ly/RqSk48
  • 25. Not in the U.S. YET Within the U.S. there are ample opportunities for drone journalism, but many will need to wait until the FAA guidelines in 2015. The Daily got in trouble in 2011 after getting some spectacular footage.
  • 26. News Corps The Daily Series of new videos in 2011 as Daily Drone. Prompted FAA investigation. They were grounded. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI2d3ui2vYw
  • 27. But we can reasonably project what types of stories drones will make possible after 2015.
  • 28. From the air, you see the path. Currently requires a helicopter. Could technically (but not legally) be done by a drone today. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado 5/7/2011 From the ground (typical coverage). (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • 29. Deepwater Horizon oil rig, April 2010. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert).
  • 30. Million Mom March, Washington DC, March 14, 2000. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
  • 31. Or they can be used for this Source: University of Nebraska Drone Journalism Lab
  • 33. People value their privacy Steve Hindi, president of SHARK (SHowing Animals Respect and Kindness), said his group was preparing to launch its Mikrokopter drone to video what he called a live pigeon shoot on Sunday Seconds after it hit the air, numerous shots rang out As an act of revenge for us shutting down the pigeon slaughter, they had shot down our copter. http://www.suasnews.com/2012/11/19754/activists-release-video-of-latest-drone-shoot- down/
  • 34. And dont forget bees! CBS12 News crew attacked by bees during Palm Beach Mall demolition West Palm Beach, Florida http://bit.ly/Wt35os
  • 35. FAA Hobbyist Guidelines Indoors: No limitations. Outdoors: Stay out of FAA air space (< 400 feet). Dont fly over or toward people. If people show up, fly away from them. Dont fly near or toward buildings.
  • 36. Use common sense If you stay under 400 feet, you can fly a drone on your own property, or property of someone else with their permission. But be careful not to peek over a fence, scare the neighbors and prompt a call to the FAA!
  • 37. Speaking of hobbyists A.R. Parrot has an SDK, and people are making apps for it right and left.
  • 38. Drone groups DIYDrones.com3 3,000 members worldwide. Started by Wired former editor Chris Anderson (now 100% focused on drones).
  • 40. You are the drone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8mWTTS Yt7s
  • 41. Lets fly a drone! Arland Whitfield, SkyWorks Project @SkyWorksProject
  • 42. THANKS! Dan Pacheco, Chair Journalism Innovation, S.I. Newhouse School, Syracuse University @pachecod and @JournovationSU drpachec@syr.edu