Sensible regulation of small drones would foster innovation and protect privacy
Paul Voss is a longtime modeler, a mechanical engineer and atmospheric scientist in the Picker Engineering Program at Smith College, in Northampton, Mass.
In a recent op-ed article in IEEE Spectrum, Paul explores the statutory and legal construct of ‘navigable airspace’ within the National Airspace System (NAS), and makes a compelling case for upholding the property rights of land owners to the airspace below the minimum safe altitude for public transit (navigable airspace).
Click the link below to read Paul’s article…
Small Drones Deserve Sensible Regulation
Paul was also a guest on the December 4th podcast of sUAS News…
The Art Of Sensible Regulation
Related Reading…
Who owns the sky? by Stuart Banner (Barnes and Noble)
Who owns the sky? by Stuart Banner (Amazon)
Rich Hanson
AMA Government and Regulatory Affairs