DRONE and SAFETY
Project ICAROS
Report Code |
FR-STEX-2017-03 |
Title | Start up a System (Unmanned Aircraft) in accordance with the rules of use and safety |
Start/End Date | Started 05/12-2016 – Ended 31/03-2017 |
Coordinator name and email | Marc Garrigou – marc.garrigou @ac-toulouse.fr |
Name of teachers | Wolf Nicolas – nwolf@ac-toulouse.fr |
Number and age of students | 2 Classes: 46 students, 17 to 19 y.o. |
Description of activities | Main objective in the context of vocational activities:
The aim is to make students aware of all the knowledge and actions to do before the real use of any system whatsoever. A5: Communicating with users and within a team: Dialogue in a group, reporting information. Success Criteria: A4: Integrate a new system: Start up a quadcopter by ensuring compliance with the rules of use and safety. Identify the risks and define the preventive measures throughout the maneuvers. Success Criteria: Through these activities the students will develop some skills of their training reference: This sequence will take place in several steps and will require some knowledge before on the flight behavior of a drone (flight mechanics and flight control) Step 1: Discovery of the legislation (general framework and aeromodelling). Duration: 3h00 Working in groups of 4 to 5 students In order to better integrate using rules of this new machine, students will have to create pictograms from a condensed version of the legislation in France. Be as clear as possible in their realization. The different groups will present their work to the rest of the class. A poster with all the pictograms will be designed. Step 2: Risk analysis Duration: 1h30 Working in groups of 4 to 5 students After taking knowledge of the rules. Depending on pre-defined flight situations (work situation), students will have to carry out a risk analysis using the PAD (Principle of Appearance of Damage); Tool seen in the course of PSE (prevention Health and Environment) and exploited for vocational activities in workshop. Sharing of the different analytical works. Step 3: Implementation of the work situation (flight test) Duration: 1h00 All students are actors in the workshop At the end of the risk analysis: students will have to prepare their intervention by implementing preventive measure previously defined in order to perform the test flight safely. Step 4: Remote pilot theoretical test Duration: 0h30 All students Students take their theoretical remote pilot exam. This will demonstrate their knowledge of the rules for the use of the quacopter. |
Learning outcomes | Raising students’ awareness of safety issues in their work and in using new equipment is a major issue for “health” (avoiding accidents).
This sequence to generate a good dynamic to work about security, often found tedious and boring, annoying although very important. Use drone with the final objective: to make a test flight attracted a lot of interest among the students. They have very well integrated risk analysis and the importance of prevention. All students participated. This activity is transposable to all the students of the section and even other professional pathways or the security approach is a necessity. |
Photos or other relevant material | Step 1: Discovery of the legislation
Links internet : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2F1rNtfk08 http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/Modeles-reduits-et-drones-de.html https://www.geoportail.gouv.fr/carte Documentation : French regulation Creating of sign in relation with aeromodeling regulation
Exposed on regulation Step 2: Risk analysis Document : Relevé de risques professionnels icaros Make risk list MAP : Geographic location of the school in relation to the flight restriction Step 3: Implementation of the work situation (flight test)
Step 4: Remote pilot theoretical test |