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UAV safety is the largest technical and regulatory barrier that drone manufacturers and technology providers must overcome in order to accelerate this flourishing new industry, in which radar plays a major role.
Natural disasters often result in the loss of valuable cultural resources; detailed surveys completed beforehand provide accurate data to support research and rebuilding efforts.
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