Drones and media industry

Tilak, Geetali

doi:10.22363/2312-9220-2020-25-2-360-366

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“…The UAS or drone media production is used for reporting and capturing news or events by taking footage and pictures of breaking news. It assists the reporters and journalism to work easily and safety in difficult situations such as floods, drought, earthquake, landslide and fire (Tilak, 2020). The visual reporting and entertainment are the other advantages in UAS media production by presenting the new perspectives and wide frame on media (Harvard et al, 2020).…”

Section: Uas Media Production Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Unmanned Aircraft System for Media Production: an Extension of Defense Technology

Tantawutho¹,

Khongphueng²

2022

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The defense industry has played a major impact in enhancing global economy. S-curve 11th is the target industry which promotes Eastern Economic Corridor (ECC) in Thailand. The state-of-the-art in defense technology is increasing all the time including Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) which can be used for the media production in defense technology. UAS pilots for media production in defense technology are different from other UAS pilots. They require hard and soft skills such as management, decision, planning and knowledge for controller and cinematography including ability to choose and operate the right equipment for filming aerial movies properly and creative talent to film movies. The UAS knowledge and controller can be learned from a remoted pilot license course but the soft skills can be partly developed from experiences. The purpose of this study is to lay guideline for using the UAS media production in defense technology with the expectation of providing specific views and multiple domains in research area. It is a combination of engineering, science, art and management. The content in this article is based on experiences from UAS operation.

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Section: Uas Media Production Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Unmanned Aircraft System for Media Production: an Extension of Defense Technology

Tantawutho¹,

Khongphueng²

2022

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Human Recognition from High-altitude UAV Camera Images by AI based Body Region Detection

Wijesundara

Gunawardena

Premachandra

2022

2022 Joint 12th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 23rd International Symposium on Advanced

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Incorporating Drone and AI to Empower Smart Journalism via Optimizing a Propagation Model

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In the recent digital age, information and communication technologies are rapidly contributing to remodel the media and journalism. Numerous technologies can be utilized by the media industry to capture news or events, taking footage and pictures of a breaking news. Technology and the media are interwoven, and neither can be detached from contemporary society in most nations. Unsurprisingly, technology has affected how and where information is shared. Nowadays, it is impractical to discuss media and the methods in which societies communicate without addressing the rapidity of technology change. Thus, the aerial journalism term has emerged, which refers to the ability of creating and conveying media content in a timely and efficient fashion. This work aims to integrate a drone with AI to empower aerial journalism via training a neural network to obtain an accurate channel using the NN-RBFN approach. The proposed work can enhance aerial media missions including investigative reporting (e.g., humanitarian crises), footage of news events (e.g., man-made and/or natural disasters), and livestreams for short-term, large-scale events (e.g., Olympic Games). In our digital media era, such a smart journalism approach would help to become far more sustainable and an eco-efficient process. Both MATLAB and 3D Remcom Wireless Insite tools have been used to carry out the simulation work. Simulated results indicate that the proposed NN-RBFN managed to obtain an accurate channel propagation model in a 3D scenario with a high accuracy rate reaching 99%. The proposed framework also could offer various media and journalism services (e.g., high data rate, wider coverage footprint) in timely and cost-effective manners in both normal scenarios or even in hard-to-reach zones and/or short-term, large-scale events.

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Drones and media industry

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Unmanned Aircraft System for Media Production: an Extension of Defense Technology

Unmanned Aircraft System for Media Production: an Extension of Defense Technology

Human Recognition from High-altitude UAV Camera Images by AI based Body Region Detection

Incorporating Drone and AI to Empower Smart Journalism via Optimizing a Propagation Model

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