Drones

Balls, E., Maher, N., & Humphrey, K. (2017). UAS support for appeals: feasibility report. Maricopa County Assessor’s Office.

• Document prepared for the Maricopa County Assessor's Office.
• Copies can be requested through the LibraryLink catalog.

Brown, G. S., Sandell, K. A., & Roberts, A. (2018, Sep. 25). A look into the future: SRCPA's use of drones and legal considerations under FAA [Conference session]. IAAO 2018 Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, United States.

• Conference proceeding.
• Presentation can be accessed by members through the IAAO Research Exchange.

Cunningham, R. & Cunningham, K. (2013). Robot eyes in the skies. Fair + Equitable, 11(10), 3-9.

• Professional magazine article.
• Article can be accessed through the F+E archive on the IAAO website or through the LibraryLink catalog.

Ellis, L. (2023). Ready for takeoff? Valuation, 28(3), 22-25.

• Professional magazine article.
• Article can be accessed through the Appraisal Institute's website.

Guillot, C. (2015). Drone’s eye view: The ups and downs of using this new technology. Planning, 81(9), 31-33.

• Professional magazine article.
• Housed in IAAO Library. Members may request a copy through LibraryLink.

Humphrey, D. (2016). Getting started with UAS. ArcUser, 19(2), 30-31.

• Professional magazine article.
• Stored in digital archive and available on the ESRI website.

McClurkin, K. (2017). Commercial drone applications: Leveraging the technology for the good of the industry. Right of Way, 64(4), 36-39.

• Professional magazine article.
• Full text of this article is available for members through the LibraryLink catalog.

Wihbey, J. (2018). Eyes in the skies. Fair + Equitable, 16(2), 8-13.

• Professional magazine article.
• Article can be accessed through the F+E archive on the IAAO website or through the LibraryLink catalog.

See also:

Federal Aviation Administration

• Federal government website
• View webpage here or in tab.

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE PROPERTY TAX INFORMATIONAL BULLETIN: Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act; Surveillance by a Drone

• State government document
• Accessible through the Florida Department of Revenue.
• Information also available from CCH Answer Connect via IAAO Library (see tab).