The project team is composed of five complementary partners, all members of the MAV Research Center, that already had tight collaborations in various research projects (e.g. the PEA Action, the ANR project Voltige, co-supervized theses...). Each partner is in charge of one of the 5 project challenges, all these challenges being tightly coupled, and all contribute to the overall project.
In SkyScanner, the RIS group is mainly involved in the overall fleet control part Involved people: Simon Lacroix (CNRS researcher, project coordinator), Alessandro Renzaglia (PostDoc), Antonio Franchi (CNRS researcher), Christophe Reymann (Master student) |
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In SkyScanner, GAME is mainly concerned with the aspects related to cloud microphysics, and the associated models. Involved people: Greg Roberts (CNRS researcher), Frédéric Burnet (CNRS researcher), Fayçal Lamraoui (research engineer) |
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In SkyScanner, DAEP is mainly involved in the drone optimized conception Involved people: Emmanuel Bénard (associate professor), Elkhedim Bouhoubeiny (PostDoc) |
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In SkyScanner, DCSD is mainly working on the optimized drone flight control. Involved people: Carsten Döll (research engineer) |
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In SkyScanner, ENAC is mainly working on the drones flight control and fleet deployment, and provides its awesome field experience with the Paparazzi autopilot. Involved people: Gautier Hattenberger (assistant professor), Murat Bronz (assistant professor), Jean-Philippe Condomines (research engineer), Jean-François Erdelyi (master student) |
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