Pictures were displayed of long rows of searchers combing fields while helicopters flew grid patterns overhead.
"Drones don't kill people - people who instruct drones to fly to grid coordinates (X, Y) and unleash a Hellfire missile kill people," he said.
Because of unusually good weather in the area that season the survey completed flying their grids early (mid-January) and began flying 15 km grids of Thwaites Glacier for a USAP expedition who had been experiencing unusually poor weather in their area that year.
Many of the ostensible sightings proved to be images of CAP aircraft flying search grids, or simply mistaken artifacts of old images.
When the spectator makes a quick motion -- like raising a hand suddenly -- that area of the body explodes and scatters: light particles fly off the grid, like a barrage of blurry snowflakes rushing toward a windshield.
In the original Broadway production, the stage was completely open, with no curtain and the fly area and grid exposed to the audience.
OFF THE GEORGIA COAST — On a day so clear the ocean, from certain angles, is nothing but a field of glare, a team of spotters in a Twin Otter airplane flies a precise grid pattern, looking for North Atlantic right whales in the warm, shallow waters they use as their winter calving ground.
UAS flights were flown in a grid pattern with 80% frontal and 75% side overlap between image footprints.
We therefore show how these gradients can be very efficiently computed on-the-fly during the grid traversal.
According to the collective, climbing inside is an experience beyond pure physical activity: "Bodies entrapped in 3D grid, flying in unnatural positions throughout superficial white space, resemble Dadaist collages.
