Welcome aboard to ASOG Vlad! Vlad is in the commercial airborne IR surveying and UAS remote sensing sector. Also, Vlad is a long time member in the linked-in ASOG group. Vlad, if there’s anything you want to share with the group on aerial remote-sen
Read more…Welcome aboard to ASOG Omer! Omer is a commercial navigator and an Airborne Systems Manager. Omer, if there’s anything you want to share with the group on aerial remote-sensing, please jump in...Especially, your experience of running flight operation
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Read more…Just a FYI admin note for everyone, besides ASOG being on Linked-In, we’re also on Facebook (@airborne.sensor.operator.group) and Twitter (@aso_grp). If you want...take a look, connect and follow. Thanks Everyone! ASOG Admin.
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I just want to show a sample post that one of our members has been showing on Linked-In. I hope you don’t mind Omar Herrera Rojas. Omar has for days been posting grass-roots photos & a simple caption of his aerial mapping & surveying work
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I am pretty new to the sensor world as a whole, as my resume would provide (see attached). I came from a background of intel where I would coordinate the efforts I currently operate. It has been an awesome transition and I am looki
Read more…Fact:
• Aerial Sensor Operators have been employed as aircrew members since the beginning of man flight and will continue in the future (manned & unmanned).
• No formal global recognized definition of the profession exist.
• Over a thousand ASO-type
