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AggieAir was recently highlighted for its advanced uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) capabilities through its collaboration with Kelly Kopp’s research.

Researchers with Utah State University are taking a closer look at the state’s summer air pollution problems with the help of a drone.

AggieAir received a COA that allows them to fly anywhere in class G airspace within the state of Utah.

The raging Logan River this spring was both a novelty and a potential hazard, but it was also an opportunity.

Ian Gowing uses Propeller Aeropoints to increase accuracy and save time and money for clients.

Randy Martin, an associate research professor of environmental engineering, is one of many Utah State University faculty members who contributed to the recently completed 2021 Report to the Governor on Utah’s Land, Water, and Air.

Utah State University researchers are working to make almond production more sustainable by gathering information with drones to improve water management for almond groves and increase almond yield.

AggieAir is part of several new projects funded by the Almond Board of California and the California Department of Food and Agriculture to use a variety of tools including drones, hyperspectral imagery, eddy covariance systems, and, of course, field-based...

A multidisciplinary team of researchers at Utah State University and Michigan State University have been awarded $1.97 million over 4 years from the United States Department of Agriculture to study more efficient ways of managing tart cherry sales.

Kustas is now a Hall of Fame inductee for the USDA-ARS, for his work on the Grape Remote-sensing Atmospheric Profile and Evapotranspiration eXperiment (GRAPEX) project, a private-public collaboration between NASA, the USDA, AggieAir at USU, and E&J Gallo ...

Meet Karem Belen Meza Capcha, a first-year PhD student in the college's irrigation engineering program. Meza also is pursuing a graduate specialization/minor in climate adaptation science, or CAS, sponsored by a National Science Foundation fellowship.

Electrical engineering junior Kevin Plaizier won $25,000 after placing first in an international drone design contest.

AggieAir Service Center Manager publishes new journal article, "Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Technology Proves an Effective and Efficient Technique for Identifying Critical Native Fish Habitat

AggieAir recently partnered up with the Belmont Hydrology and Fine Sediment Lab at USU to investigate wildfire water sedimentation in Utah and its effect on Utah's water reservoir storage.

AggieAir has been a part of GRAPEX since the very beginning of the project. See recently released GRAPEX Videos and other media to learn more about the project.

AggieAir at Utah State University and Arctech Charge, LLC of Draper, UT are proud to announce a new partnership surrounding the key technology of drone battery charging and battery life extension.

Utah State University AggieAir and USU Aviation Technology are holding a flight demonstration of the new USU GreatBlue unmanned aerial system platform...

AggieAir at USU is helping grape growers like E&J Gallo Winery to use data from Earth-observing satellites to better track soil and vine moisture levels, understand vine water use and plan grapevine irrigation.