Vietnam unmanned aircraft will take pictures of fishing grounds

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) will fly to the sea with a 100km journey.

The information was provided by Dr. Pham Ngoc Lang, head of the project, after finishing the flight to report to the Central Highlands Steering Committee, May 19.

Accordingly, the three-day flight in the Central Highlands of six unmanned aircraft made a total of 37 flights for good results, without any technical errors occurring despite conditions in Da Lat is very complex. Da Lat clouds are dense, the density of air is very thin, pressure drops, the wind is big, the wind is 'steep,' the "fall," the amplitude fluctuates.

During the test flight, these aircraft took 10,000 photographs and cameras recorded the total status of forest, vegetation, lake and ground conditions in Lac Duong district, Lam Dong province. The delegation sent the Central Highlands Steering Committee a photographic picture of 45 images with a resolution of 130 megapixels.

(Source: Research Team)

According to Lang, these six aircraft will continue to carry out trials for marine scientific research with Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography.

No specific time, but expected sea program will be conducted in 3 days with a journey of 100km. All cameras carry cameras, cameras, reflectors, fishing grounds, and marine ecosystems.

'The result of this pilot research effort will help the team continue to refine the aircraft so that it can be mass-produced early in 2013, " Lang said.