Why this course exists
Purpose
This course develops awareness and practical understanding of how emerging technologies, unmanned aerial / ground / underwater systems and sensor technologies may be used to support land release, survey and clearance planning.
Who should attend
Target Audience
This course is suitable for HMA survey personnel, operations staff, information management personnel, team leaders, technical specialists and organisations seeking to integrate technology into land release support.
What is covered
Course Overview
Overview Technology can support land release by improving survey, mapping, reconnaissance, route assessment, task definition, monitoring and operational planning. This course introduces the role, opportunities and limitations of UAS, UGS and associated sensor technologies within HMA. The focus is on technology as a support to decision-making and operational planning, not as a replacement for authorised survey, clearance, EOD, QA/QC or handover processes.
Learning Areas
• Role of technology in land release.
• UAS and UGS applications in survey and clearance support.
• Basic system types, capabilities and limitations.
• Mission planning and operational task support.
• Imagery, mapping and visual interpretation.
• Integration with non-intrusive and intrusive survey.
• Data collection, reporting and information management.
• Safety, permissions and regulatory considerations.
• Responsible use of technology in HMA.
How it is delivered
Delivery Format
Delivery may include pre-course learning, classroom instruction, demonstrations, field familiarisation, basic mission planning exercises, imagery review, mapping exercises, scenario-based tasks and operational integration discussion.
Prerequisites
Entry Requirements
Participants should have a role linked to survey, planning, information management, clearance operations or technology integration.
On completion
Expected Outcome
On completion, participants should understand how unmanned systems, sensors and supporting technologies can assist land release and be able to contribute to their safe, appropriate and effective use within approved HMA procedures.
Flexibility
Bespoke Options
This course may be delivered as an awareness course, a practical familiarisation module or a blended learning programme linked to survey, urban clearance, route assessment, information management or innovation projects.
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