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Committing to Safe and Versatile UAV Inspections Johnathan Morrison UAV Operations Manager Insight Environmental Houston, TX / Minneapolis, MN April 2018 Page 1 Committing to Safe and Versatile UAV Inspections Objectives


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Committing to Safe and Versatile UAV Inspections

Johnathan Morrison UAV Operations Manager Insight Environmental Houston, TX / Minneapolis, MN

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Objectives

  • What’s the difference between a

professionally run UAV program with an emphasis on SAFETY and the local “drone” operator?

  • How versatile are the current UAV

platforms?

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Licensing

Two different paths for a UAV pilot

  • Part 61 Pilot’s Certificate
  • Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
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Part 61 Pilot’s Certificate

Qualifications:

  • Private or Sport (Minimum) Pilot Certificate
  • Private = 40 hours
  • Sport = 20 hours
  • Must Pass
  • Oral and Written Exam
  • Check Ride
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Emphasis on Safety

  • Weather
  • Airspace
  • Tower Authorizations
  • General Aviation/Spatial Awareness
  • Navigation
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Landing on an ice runway

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Part 107 Remote Pilot’s Certificate

  • Must pass a 60 question FAA computerized test
  • Passing score is 70%
  • No practical flying exam
  • Emphasis on Airspace and Weather
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Other factors to consider

  • Insurance
  • What sort of minimums does your facility require?
  • OSHA
  • MSHA
  • TWIC
  • Does your facility require contractors to have these types
  • f training and certifications?
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Things we manage daily

  • PPE
  • H2S/Four Gas Meters
  • Confined Space Entry
  • Facility Alarms
  • General Oil/Gas Knowledge
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UAVs – Versatile Platforms

  • Modern UAVs are stable

platforms that can carry a wide variety of sensors to gather data.

  • Still Images
  • Video
  • Thermal
  • OGI
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Oil and Gas

  • Flare Tip Inspections
  • Conducted months prior to

shut-down/turn-around.

  • Inspect internal components

and have replacement parts

  • rdered well in advance.
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Oil and Gas - Mapping

  • Well Sites
  • Future Infrastructure Planning
  • Waste Water Discharge
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Waste Water Discharge Mapping

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Oil and Gas - Response

  • Natural Disaster Response
  • Re-entering a facility after an event
  • Fence line integrity
  • How much does an additional day of lost productivity cost your

facility?

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Well Sites and Tank Batteries

  • OOOOa Regulations
  • OGI Inspections
  • Documentation/Monitoring

Plan

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OOOOa Monitoring Plan

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OOOOa Optical Gas Imaging via UAV

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New Efficiencies Are Being Realized

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How many sites do you see?

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Beyond Oil and Gas

  • Construction Progress Reporting
  • Volumetric Analysis
  • Critical Infrastructure
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Critical Infrastructure - Utilities

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Volumetric Analysis

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Calculating Volumes

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Internal Inspections - Helios 150

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Helios 150 – Pulp Digester Inspection

  • Built in conjunction with the University
  • f Minnesota Duluth
  • No GPS
  • No Internal Compass
  • Humidity of 90+%
  • Temperatures up to 150 degrees
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Conclusion

  • UAV technology continues to grow
  • The FAA is streamlining controlled airspace flight authorizations
  • Energy providers have greater safety needs than other industries
  • There’s a drastic difference between professional subject matter

experts operating in the UAV space and local service providers.

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Thank you

Johnathan Morrison Chief Pilot and UAV Operations Manager Insight Environmental 651-769-5396 Johnny.Morrison@insightenv.com