Publication: La Profesión de Piloto de Drones en el ámbito del Patrimonio Cultural y la Arqueología: ciencia y divulgación desde el aire
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2018
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Grupo Español de Conservación del International Institute for Conservation, Asociación de Conservadores Restauradores de España
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La utilización de los RPAS (Remotely Piloted AircratSystem), también conocidos como drones, ha ido en aumento exponencial durante los últimos años. Este tipo de aeronaves no tripuladas partieron de un uso exclusivamente militar hasta llegar a su aplicación profesional en el campo de las ingenierías civiles. Era cuestión de tiempo que los arqueólogos, restauradores, arquitectos y todos aquellos profesionales relacionados con el Patrimonio Cultural comprobaran la utilidad de los datos extraídos a partir
de sus diversas aplicaciones en nuestro campo. Es en este contexto donde comienza a surgir un nuevo perfil profesional: el piloto de drones especialista en Patrimonio Cultural.
The use of the RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircrat System), also known as drones, has been in further increase during the last years. his type of unmanned aircrat systems started from an exclusively military use to reach the professional implementation in the ield of civil engineering. It was only a question of time until archeologists, restaurateurs, architects and all those professionals related to the Cultural Heritage were aware of the utility of the information extracted from its diverse applications in our ield. In this context a new professional proile begins to arise: the drone/RPAS pilot specialist in Cultural Heritage.
The use of the RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircrat System), also known as drones, has been in further increase during the last years. his type of unmanned aircrat systems started from an exclusively military use to reach the professional implementation in the ield of civil engineering. It was only a question of time until archeologists, restaurateurs, architects and all those professionals related to the Cultural Heritage were aware of the utility of the information extracted from its diverse applications in our ield. In this context a new professional proile begins to arise: the drone/RPAS pilot specialist in Cultural Heritage.
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