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The sUAS may be flown up to a maximum altitude of 400 feet above ground level. |
X |
X |
The sUAS must remain within the line of sight of the operator and/or visual observer. |
X |
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The sUAS may be flown only during daylight hours (published sunrise to sunset). |
X |
X |
The operator will maintain control of the sUAS at all times. |
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A maximum of one sUAS per operator at any time. |
X |
X |
The operator will ground the sUAS immediately any time flight conditions do not meet safety standards. |
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The operator will remain clear of and not interfere with manned aircraft operations. |
X |
X |
The operator will not conduct the flight if any physical or mental impairment would interfere with safe operation (e.g., while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, sleep deprived, etc.). |
X |
X |
The operator will not fly over any person(s). |
X |
X |
The operator will not fly over areas with mass assembly (e.g., sporting events, reunions, etc.). |
X |
X |
The operator will not fly in a careless or reckless manner. |
X |
X |
The operator will not fly over or conduct data-gathering operations where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy. |
X |
X |
Operations will take place only in locations and at times approved by the request and will not fly in or over non-approved indoor or outdoor locations or during unapproved times. |
X |
X |
The operator will not endanger the property of others. This includes artwork, smoke detectors and other materials or property indoors or outdoors. |
X |
X |
The operator will not fly near emergency response efforts. |
X |
X |
The operator (and the flight plan) will adhere to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, as well as University policies. |
X |
X |
The sUAS meets all applicable federal, state, and local laws related to sUAS. |
X |
X |
The operator will not pursue/interact or in any way intentionally cause the sUAS to come in contact with local area wildlife (e.g., birds, squirrels, pets, etc.). |
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X |
Operators will conduct post-flight inspections to identify damage/wear to the sUAS. |