2024 UAS Weather Forum
UAS weather data sharing for enhanced safety and efficiency of UAS and Advanced Aerial Mobility (AAM) Operations
9:00 am – 12:00 pm MDT
The 2024 UAS Weather Forum was Monday, April 22, 2024 9 am till noon. It took place as a co-located event at the AUVSI XPONENTIAL show in San Deigo, CA from April 22-25, 2024.
Agenda
- Introduction to the 2024 UAS Weather Forum
Dr. James Pinto, NSF NCAR
- Sampling Real Weather with Delivery UAS Right Now!
John Celenza, Zipline
- ASTM Weather Information Provider and Data Sharing Standards for UAS Observations
Dr. Chriz Zarzar, TruWeather Solutions
- Sharing UAS Weather Data via a Centralized Repository
Elizabeth Wilson, Synoptic PBC
- Flying to Better Forecasts: Estimating the Potential Impact of UAS Weather Observations
Dr. Shawn Murdzek, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences at CU Boulder
- Integrating Wind and Weather Hazard Data into Airspace Management and UTM Systems
Kraettli L. Epperson, Vigilant Aerospace Systems, Inc.
- Benefits of More Accurate Wind Information to UAS and AAM operations
Mike Robinson, MITRE Corporation
- Adjourn
General Information
The UAS Weather Forum provides a platform for UAS operators; federal and state agencies; weather researchers and providers; trade groups; safety and insurance groups; UAS manufacturers; and others to
- Share experiences with expected and unexpected weather impacts
- Engage in a dialogue about weather needs for UAS operations
- Collect requirements for developing better weather guidance
- Cultivate strategies on how to make progress with needed weather support
- Assist regulators with safe integration of UAS into the national airspace system considering weather impacts
- Explore opportunities for using UAS-sensed environmental information for enhanced situational awareness and better weather prediction
- Facilitate weather education & outreach
This year’s discussion will be focused on the UAS weather data sharing for enhanced safety and efficiency of Advanced Aerial Mobility.
The UAS Weather Forum is open to all XPONENTIAL attendees; however, separate pre-registration is required as space is limited. For questions regarding the forum, please contact: pinto@ucar.edu
- FREE EVENT - registration required
- Attendees must have a minimum of an XPO Hall Pass
- See step-by-step registration instructions
Contact
Please direct questions/comments about this page to:
James Pinto
Deputy Director Science, Aviation Applications Program