Woldt named chair for new ASABE committee

Wayne Woldt, an associate professor in the Biological Systems Engineering Department, has been named chair of a new ASABE committee focused on unmanned aerial systems.
Wayne Woldt, an associate professor in the Biological Systems Engineering Department, has been named chair of a new ASABE committee focused on unmanned aerial systems.

Wayne Woldt, an associate professor in the Biological Systems Engineering Department, has been named chair of a new ASABE committee focused on unmanned aerial systems.

Joining more than three dozen established committees in the Society's Machinery Systems technical community, the UAS committee, designated MS-60, will focus on research, education, and the development of standards pertaining to this rapidly expanding area of the agricultural industry.

MS-60 will address the development and applications of unmanned aerial systems in agriculture, associated autonomous control systems, integrated multi-mode sensor payloads, data links and communication systems, and synthesis of UAS-derived data across the full scope of ASABE technical interests.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to the advancement of engineering applicable to agricultural, food and biological systems.