Don’t miss the discussion with former DOI Director Mark Bathrick. Scheduled for Tuesday, April 2, at 3:00 PM EST, the upcoming episode will offer direct and practical insights into the current use of drone technology for public safety applications. Register here for this free live event is presented by DRONERESPONDERS in collaboration with DRONELIFE.
Featuring Special Guest Mark Bathrick
The April edition of the Public Safety Drone Review will feature Mark L. Bathrick, a renowned figure in the aviation and drone industry. With an illustrious career spanning several decades, Bathrick brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table. As the former Director of the Office of Aviation Services at the Department of the Interior (DOI), Bathrick was responsible for overseeing a vast array of aviation operations, including the management of over 2,000 traditional and remotely piloted aircraft. His contributions have been pivotal in leveraging drone technology for the betterment of public safety and critical government missions, notably through the “Drones for Good” program.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to delve into the world of public safety drones with one of the industry’s most respected figures. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the drone community, this session promises valuable learnings and insights.
About Mark Bathrick
Mark L. Bathrick’s career encompasses significant achievements and contributions to both military and civilian aviation. A retired Naval Aviator and a Captain, his experience includes roles as a pilot, test pilot, and an innovator in aviation technology. Bathrick’s leadership at the DOI marked a period of significant advancement in the use of drones for public service, earning him national recognition and several awards for his pioneering efforts in aviation policy and the application of drones for public good. Most recently, Mr. Bathrick was named a UC Berkeley Disaster Lab Fellow.
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The Public Safety Drone Review is your monthly gateway to the latest in the regulations, issues and drone technology for public safety. Join us on April 2 to be part of the discussion.
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