UAS team – meme

UAS team – meme

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July 3, 2024

The UAS (UAV or drone) team was quite busy the last months to collect data in Europe, Africa or Arctic and the group spend plenty of hours traveling and collecting Lidar, multispectral, thermal or hyperspectral data in various ecosystems. Of course in many cases faced by various challenges and most of them could be resolved by the team.
The team spirit also leads to various jokes or memes like the one posted here – great to see our EAGLE student assistants and our EORC staff members appearing in this graphic created by one of our student assistants for fun.

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