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Austrian company shows off their new line of drone parachutes

19 October 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

One concern associated with the increasing number of drones in our skies is that one of them may fall and smash onto some poor unsuspecting person’s head. It’s not a totally irrational fear. After all – while not common, various freak occurrences such as violent winds or catastrophic system failures can cause a drone to […]

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Watch: this is what a drone slamming into a plane looks like

17 October 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

Researchers from the University of Dayton, Ohio, have conducted a controlled trial to demonstrate the damage wayward drones can inflict on airplanes. We know this isn’t always the most popular topic with readers (because it apparently brings negative attention towards drones and their owners) but it is important to highlight some of the dangers associated […]

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How drones may help rebuild monuments destroyed in Syria

16 October 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

A French startup is using drones paired with 3D technology to recreate digital representations of monuments destroyed during the war in Syria. The group, called Iconem, have been operating since 2013 and specialize in the digitization of endangered cultural heritage sites in 3D. These digital representations are not only a way of preserving sites that […]

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Aviation expert: New Zealand must update its drone regulations before tragedy occurs

16 October 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

A PhD researcher at Victoria University in Wellington believes New Zealand must update its drone regulations to provide a greater deterrent to would-be drone pests. Writing for Newsroom, Andrew Shelly establishes his case for the need for reform by pointing out that there are already some 280,000 private drone owners in NZ. Additionally, around 200,000 tourists bring […]

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Amazon patents delivery chute for packages

11 October 2018 - Feilidh Dwyer

In our increasingly fast-paced world, the demand from consumers to receive goods and services as quickly as possible has never been greater. In 2013, world’s richest man and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said that within a few years, Amazon would be delivering packages by drone. In the five years since , the technology has greatly […]

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Cochem Reichsburg castle, river Mosel

19 October 2018 - ReinerBoehme

Shortly before sunset and during fall colors

Red Barn Farm Drone Video by Launch5 Media

19 October 2018 - Launch5 Media

Launch5 Media drone footage of Red Barn Farm Event Center in Northfield, MN. source

Autumn tree

19 October 2018 - ivandrone

Hermit Island in St. Petersburg on Finnish Lake

Autumn tree

19 October 2018 - ivandrone

Hermit Island in St. Petersburg on Finnish Lake

Sea snake vs bridge, Saint-Brevin, France

19 October 2018 - Vincent Moissard

Serpent d’océan est une œuvre de l’artiste Huang Yong Ping. Représentant un long squelette de serpent de mer, elle est installée sur l’estran à Saint-Brévin-les-Pins,

Drones Simplify Early Detection of Pipeline Leaks

17 October 2018 - DroneDeploy

Aerial imagery enables environmental services firm TSC to lower client’s potential clean-up costs by 90%.

Thousands of miles of pipelines stretch out across the U.S., carrying oil and gas from wells to refineries. With any pipeline, corrosion can cause leaks and constitute a significant risk. Not only is a leak potentially catastrophic to the environment, but it can also cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to remediate and take years to clean up. Inspecting pipelines is a necessity that’s challenging, time-consuming, and expensive for O&G companies.

Environmental, engineering, and construction services company Trinity Services and Consulting, LLC (TSC) frequently works with O&G companies to monitor pipelines, conduct soil testing, and, in the case of a spill, provide clean-up services. Instead of relying on ground crews and manned flights to monitor and detect leaks, it uses drones to map extensive pipeline networks to protect the environment and to keep client inspection and remediation costs down.

Instead of relying on ground crews to detect leaks TSC uses drones to map extensive pipeline networks.Saltwater Leaks Can Spell Disaster for Properties and Farms

Not all pipelines transport oil or gas. Saltwater is a common byproduct of oil extraction. Also known as produced water, wells pump it up along with oil. Producers must separate the saltwater from the oil and then dispose of it properly. Nationwide, thousands of miles of pipeline transport saltwater to disposal points.

For one of its clients, a large O&G company, TSC used drones to perform vegetation indexing to identify possible saltwater leaks along two separate sections of the client’s pipeline in northern Oklahoma. In this region, produced water has a particularly high level of salinity. A leak from an underground pipe can spell disaster for nearby farms and properties. Saltwater kills vegetation, including row crops. Produced water leaks usually aren’t detected until there is plant kill-off.

A leak from an underground pipe can spell disaster for nearby farms and properties.

Saltwater contamination is much more difficult to remediate than oil. Clean-up costs from a single spill can soar into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, and eliminate an entire harvest for local farmers. Over the past two years, TSC’s client had experienced three saltwater leaks that resulted in more than $1.5 million in total clean-up costs.

For the project, TSC used DJI Phantom 4 Pro drones to fly over 180 miles of pipeline.Mapping 180 Miles of Produced-Water Pipeline

For the project, TSC used Phantom 4 Pro drones to fly over 180 miles of pipeline to make a map and use a vegetation index to identify areas where potential leaks may be occurring. The project offered many challenges. The team used DroneDeploy’s Linear Flight Plan app to plan the flights in advance. TSC’s UAS pilots, aided by visual observers for Part 107 compliance, made hundreds of flights to cover the many twists and turns of the client’s two pipeline networks.

“DroneDeploy’s flight app is my favorite, and the linear mapping was great,” said TSC aerial services manager Shane McKinzie. “The ability to do all the processing online without tying up computers here at the office is another huge plus.”

The team used DroneDeploy’s Linear Flight Plan app to plan the flights in advance.

The app made a big difference: Shane was able to fly the drone until the battery was depleted, resulting in fewer flights and a 30% time savings. The drones captured more than 50,000 photos, which were processed in DroneDeploy. Using the ArcGIS integration, TSC technicians exported maps from DroneDeploy to create a single map in ArcGIS with indices and mark-ups.

TSC technicians exported maps from DroneDeploy to create a single map in ArcGIS with indices and mark-ups.Catching Leaks Early Through Efficient Inspection Saves the Environment

Examining the vegetation index, TSC identified specific areas of concern. TSC tagged about 90 regions of interest along the pipeline and delivered high resolution, up-to-date imagery to the client, so it could analyze the photos and follow up with ground crew inspections, if necessary. If the client detects a single leak, it will see a significant ROI.

Examining the vegetation index, TSC identified specific areas of concern with DroneDeploy.

By using drones, TSC will be able to help its client monitor pipeline more often, at a much lower cost. Without TSC’s drone services, the client would have to deploy foot patrols or manned aircraft to search for potential leaks. By using drones and aerial imagery to monitor pipelines, leaks can be caught early, saving up to 90% on clean-up costs and preventing farmland from being damaged.

“DroneDeploy was the right tool for this particular project because it was easy to use, cloud-based, fast, and had no hardware requirement,” said Shane.

Even better, this initial map will serve as the foundation for continued surveillance of the pipeline. Comparing future maps to it will allow the client to detect vegetation changes over time and identify patches that are getting worse.

Taking a Proactive Approach

TSC is working to transform the pipeline inspection process from reactive to proactive. This approach is crucial with produced water pipelines because no regulation mandates inspections, so they’re inspected less often than oil and gas pipelines.

Using drone imagery and plant health analysis with DroneDeploy, TSC offers more efficient and frequent monitoring of produced water pipelines, so the client no longer has to wait until a landowner or farmer complains about plant kill-off to take action. This approach will limit environmental damage, preserve American farmland, protect crops, and save its client millions of dollars in remediation costs over time.

Where to Learn More

The latest drone technology — like aerial mapping, thermal imaging, and digital terrain modeling— gives you a rich set of data to streamline your workflows and generate real-time insights.

Read our free eBook on aerial inspection in the energy and construction industries.Learn how DroneDeploy was used to map the largest oil storage facility in North America.Find out why solar power companies use drones to cut costs and drive adoption of clean power across America.Get Started with DroneDeploy

Want to learn how DroneDeploy can help your business? Visit www.dronedeploy.com to start your free trial or request a consultation with one of our team members. The DroneDeploy mobile application is available for free download for both iOS and Android devices.

Drones Simplify Early Detection of Pipeline Leaks was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Commercial UAV, Energy, Real Estate and Conservation

10 October 2018 - DroneDeploy

Meet the industry pros speaking at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

Our annual user conference kicks off on Thursday. And this year, we’ve got a stellar lineup of industry experts and fellow pros ready to share their experience and insights with attendees. This is the final post highlighting the keynote speakers and panelists who will be at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

Today, we’re talking about a host of industries using drones to innovate workflows. So, lets take some time getting to know DroneDeploy’s customers and partners in commercial drones, energy, and conservation that are set to take the stage later this week.

See the full conference agenda and register today if you haven’t already.

Register today for two days of expert speakers, training workshops and professional networking.Commercial UAV Industry SpeakersColin Snow

CEO and Founder of Skylogic Research, LLC

Colin is the founder of Skylogic Research — also known as Drone Analyst® — a research, content, and advisory services firm for the commercial unmanned aerial systems (UAS) industry. Colin is a 25 year technology industry veteran with a background in market research, enterprise software, electronics, digital imaging, and mobility. Colin holds an MBA from Florida Atlantic University, is a member of all major UAS industry groups including: AUVSI and AMA, and holds an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot certification.

Panel: The Industry Takes Flight: Commercial Drones in 2018 and Beyond

Brandon Montellato

Program Manager at DJI North America

Brandon works with DJI’s ecosystem of partners and customers to create and integrate drone technology solutions into their business environments. Brandon has four years of experience in the commercial drone industry with expertise leading advanced UAS integration projects in the construction, agriculture and mining industries. He began his career at DJI working with leading universities including Stanford, Harvard and Kansas State, facilitating UAS research projects in the AEC and agricultural industries. Brandon holds a degree from San Francisco State University and is a licensed commercial drone pilot.

Panel: The Industry Takes Flight: Commercial Drones in 2018 and Beyond

Andrew Dennison

COO at Uplift Data Partners

Andrew is the Chief Operations Officer at Uplift Data Partners — the leading drone service provider in construction. Uplift delivers aerial insights to the AEC industry through end-to-end, seamless implementation of drone technology into businesses. Andrew is an expert at installing enterprise-scale drone operations. He’s intimately familiar with a broad spectrum of drone data use cases and their implementation.

Panel: The Industry Takes Flight: Commercial Drones in 2018 and Beyond

Energy SpeakersErik Baros

CIO at Bruin E&P

Erik is the Chief Information Officer of Bruin E&P Operating company, an exploration and production company backed by a private equity commitment from ArcLight Capital. He was previously the Vice President of Technical Systems at Ursa Resources Group II. Prior to joining Ursa, Erik owned and operated a consulting firm that assisted E&P companies with data conversion, integration, and systems operations through acquisitions and other special projects. Before that, He worked in consulting engineering supporting O&G operations. Erik began his career at the United States Geological Survey during the completion of his degrees at the University of Colorado.

Panel: Eyes in the Sky: Drone Operations in Energy and Construction

Brian Lawrence

Lead Systems Analyst at First Solar

Brian is the Lead Systems Analyst at First Solar, a leading global provider of comprehensive photovoltaic (PV) solar systems. The company’s integrated power plant solutions deliver an economically attractive alternative to fossil-fuel electricity generation today. Brian has worked in information technology at First Solar for more than 10 years. In addition to his other technology responsibilities, he has been involved with First Solar’s UAV program for the last two years.

Keynote: Energy Keynote

Real Estate SpeakersNeil Pearson

Principal at CoreLogic

Neil serves as Principal, Enterprise Data Strategy for CoreLogic, a leading provider of consumer, financial and property data, analytics and services to business and government. Since joining CoreLogic in early 2015 in the company’s Insurance and Spatial Division he has earned the reputation of utilizing disruptive technologies to ensure that CoreLogic can further advance market position and enterprise content against industry competitors. He is currently developing CoreLogic’s ongoing strategic relationship with Google in the areas of spatial, cloud platform and machine learning. In parallel, he is introducing disruptive and innovation technologies around drones and VR that will position CoreLogic in the digital property marketplace.

Keynote: Real Estate Keynote

Conservation SpeakersKirk Klausmeyer

Senior Spatial Data Scientist at The Nature Conservancy

Kirk is the Senior Spatial Data Scientist at The Nature Conservancy, a international non-profit organization that works to protect the lands and waters on which all life depends. He has worked at The Nature Conservancy for the last 13 years applying technology to help address pressing environmental challenges in California, including drones, big data, satellites, and virtual reality. You can learn more by reading our case study here.

Keynote: Conservation Keynote

Brian Taggert

Director at Oceans Unmanned

Captain Brian Taggart, NOAA (Ret) is the Director of Oceans Unmanned, an organization working to protect our oceans and coastal marine environment by facilitating the use of unmanned technologies. Before starting Oceans Unmanned, Brian spent twenty-six years in operational and leadership positions within the federal government. As Commanding Officer of NOAA’s Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) in, Tampa, FL, he was responsible for the overall management of NOAA’s aircraft support services. He administered the NOAA flight program and established the procedures and standards which govern the program. He has experience in all NOAA operations — ship, aircraft, dive, and unmanned aerial vehicles with over 6000 accident/incident free hours flying a DeHavilland Twin Otter, a Cessna Citation II and a P3 Orion. He has extensive experience leading large organizations with effective strategic planning linking missions, goals, schedule and performance.

Read more about Oceans Unmanned in our case study here.

Keynote: Environmental Keynote

Where to Learn MoreMeet our Construction and Agriculture speakersIf you’re ready to take the plunge, you can register today.Read our top five reasons to attend DroneDeploy Conference 2018.Explore this year’s agenda here.Have more questions about the event? Learn more about the venue and read our FAQ’s here.Get Started with DroneDeploy

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Commercial UAV, Energy, Real Estate and Conservation was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Agriculture

9 October 2018 - DroneDeploy

Meet the agriculture experts speaking at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

Our annual user conference is just around the corner. And this year, we’ve got a stellar lineup of industry experts ready to share their experience and insights with attendees. As if you needed any more reasons to attend our biggest event of the year.

Over the next week, we’ll be highlighting the keynote speakers and panelists who will be at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

Today, we’re talking Agriculture. So, lets take some time getting to know DroneDeploy’s agriculture customers and partners set to take the stage later this week.

Register today for two days of expert speakers, training workshops and professional networking.See the full conference agenda and register today if you haven’t already.Wesley Mackie

Climate Business Manager at The Climate Corporation

Wesley is a business manager at Climate FieldView, a software platform that helps growers collect, store, and visualize critical field data to monitor and measure the impact of agronomic decisions on crop performance. He works with growers and agronomists in Northern Illinois to bring Climate software to their farming operations. Wesley has worked in farm and retail ag operations, data management, and business development as it relates to precision agriculture for 15 years.

Panel: Smarter Farming: Drones and Precision Agriculture

Chad Colby

Founder at Colby AgTech

Chad is a leading industry advocate for the use of unmanned aerial systems in Agriculture. He is the General Manager for Central Illinois Ag, a 5th generation Case IH dealership with locations in Central IL. Chad also developed AgTechTalk.com in 2013 and founded Colby AgTech in 2015, where he works with progressive farmers, leading companies and government agencies to provide deeper understanding of new technologies and their practical applications.

Fun Fact: Chad is a licensed pilot and frequently appears on This Week in Agribusiness, a weekly agriculture talk show that is syndicated nationwide.

Panel: Smarter Farming: Drones and Precision Agriculture

Kyle Miller

Agriculture Sales Engineer at DroneDeploy

Kyle grew up on a corn and soybean farm in Iowa, and has degrees in computer science and agribusiness. He has been researching remote sensing technology for more than 8 years, and creating agriculture drone maps since 2013. Since building his first UAV 5 years ago, Kyle has used historical yield and drone data to understand crop health and create prescription maps to manage his farm. He joined the DroneDeploy team in 2016, and has since worked on our agricultural business development and sales teams.

Fun Fact: Kyle competitively raced motorcycles growing up, and currently lives in a county where pigs outnumber people 7 to 1.

Panel: Smarter Farming: Drones and Precision Agriculture

Where to Learn MoreIf you’re ready to take the plunge, you can register today.Read our top five reasons to attend DroneDeploy Conference 2018.Explore this year’s agenda here.Have more questions about the event? Learn more about the venue and read our FAQ’s here.Get Started with DroneDeploy

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Agriculture was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Construction

2 October 2018 - DroneDeploy

Meet the construction pros speaking at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

Over the next week, we’ll be highlighting the keynote speakers and panelists who will be at DroneDeploy Conference 2018.

First industry stop: construction. So, lets take some time getting to know DroneDeploy’s construction customers and partners set to take the stage next week.

Co-Founder and Managing Director at BuiltWorlds Media

Matt is the co-founder and managing director of BuiltWorlds Media, an online media and events company that is disrupting the built environment. As a thought leader on real estate, finance, and the fast-moving technologies transforming design, construction, and development, Abeles oversees BuiltWorlds’ outreach to established and emerging industry players committed to pushing our industry forward.

Fun Fact: Matt has completed 6 Chicago Marathon’s, and is a recent father as of August 22.

Panel: Digitizing the Job Site with Drone Data

Ryan Hittie

Innovation Specialist at Brasfield & Gorrie General Contractors

Ryan is an innovation specialist at Brasfield & Gorrie — one of the largest privately held construction firms in the nation. An early adopter, Brasfield & Gorrie began using drones in 2016, and has since scaled out their UAS program on dozens of sites around the country. Ryan now manages UAS training and operations for the company. He is also a voting member of ASTM’s Committee F38 on Unmanned Aircraft Systems.

Fun Fact: Ryan is an animal lover and has four dogs.

Panel: Digitizing the Job Site with Drone Data

Michael Lambert

Virtual Design and Construction Manager at Chasco Constructors

Michael works for Chasco Constructors, a progressive General Contractor in Central Texas. There, he oversees operations in construction surveying, 3D modeling, GPS machine control and Drone Data Collection. You might have read about him in our recent case study. And if you frequent our support forum, there is a good chance he’s answered one of your questions.

Fun Fact: He’s been a radio-controlled operator for more than 20 years.

Panel: Digitizing the Job Site with Drone Data

Joshua Marriott

Virtual Design in Construction and VDC Field Solutions Engineer at McCarthy Building Companies

Josh is based in McCarthy’s SW regional office (Phoenix, AZ) and works on nearly all of the solar projects the company builds — assisting with early layout and design through construction design and production documentation. He is also leading the development and implementation of various field technologies including sUAV operations, laser scanning, and 360 photo-recording. He has 20 years of construction experience and holds a bachelor’s degree in construction management and concrete industry management from Arizona State University, as well as an associate’s degree from Brigham Young University — Idaho.

Fun Fact: In his spare time, Josh likes to build lightsabers.

Panel: Digitizing the Job Site with Drone Data

Ray Pascua

UAV Specialist at KATERRA

With more than a decade in the film & music industry, Ray has continually pushed the envelope in aerial videography and technology for shows such as CSI Miami, Pearl Harbor, and Entourage — along with receiving Emmy & Grammy nominations. Ray has also consulted in the launch of 2 successful tech companies in the eCommerce and IPTV industries and now is taking a different approach in pushing the UAV sector’s potential with his vast knowledge in sensors and tech

Fun Fact: While working with Sony Records France, Ray helped produce and manage the digital album development for artists such as LMFAO, LIL JON, Jill Scott, Rick Ross, Stromae just to name a few.

Construction Customer Keynote: Katerra

Travis Stalnaker

Manager A+D Information Systems at Marriott Vacations Worldwide

Travis works at Marriott Vacations Worldwide, a leader in vacation ownership experiences that boasts more than 60 resorts around the globe. There, he works with the Architecture and Design teams to provide technical expertise and support. Travis also does research and development for new software and platforms, including the implementation of DroneDeploy.

Fun Fact: A self-described computer and digital media geek, Travis met his wife at “geek” convention. Today, they have 3 kids.

Panel: Digitizing the Job Site with Drone Data

DDC 2018 Industry Focus: Construction was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Product Release Wrap-Up September 2018

28 September 2018 - DroneDeploy

DroneDeploy introduces a new counting tool, expands volume measurement capabilities, improves Live Map resolution, and more.

In the last month, we focused on advancing our customer experience with enhancements to speed, resolution, and accuracy via improvements to existing features and introducing new tools.

Read on to learn more and join us for the DroneDeploy Conference on October 11th and 12th in San Francisco. There, we’ll unveil the newest product capabilities and provide hands-on training for attendees. The conference agenda is loaded with industry speakers, expert panels, and networking opportunities so you will walk away with a clear vision for how to start and scale your drone operation. Register today.

Count Inventory, Equipment, Trees, Vehicles and More with New Count Annotation Tool

After a successful beta period, we’ve officially launched our new Count Annotation tool to make counting hundreds — or even thousands — of objects easy and auditable.

Whether you’re counting trees or vehicles to comply with regulation requirements, attempting to recognize revenue based on solar panel installations, measuring the progress of a project against the design plans, counting cattle within your field, or quantifying hail damage for a roof inspection, we have you covered.

Unlike traditional counting that is manual, estimated, and prone to error, our Count Annotation tool simplifies this workflow by allowing you to count objects within your map without risking the accuracy of your dataset, then generate, export, and share your annotation report directly with your team and stakeholders. Sign in to your account today to try it out.

Get Better Accuracy with New Volume Measurement Options

This month, DroneDeploy launched new base plane options for more accurate results regardless of whether you’re measuring large, complex volumes or experimenting with volume measurements on flat grounds.

Our NEW Triangulated Base Plane renders more accurate results when measuring volumes on mine sites, long thin stockpiles, or grain bags in a field. Lowest Point enables the volume calculation stockpiles on flat ground, in bins, or for piles that have other piles right up against it. Linear Fit (previously known as “Best Fit”) remains the default measurement option that all types of users leverage for stand-alone stockpiles on flat grounds. Below is an illustration of the differences:

Linear Fit: defines the base plane by fitting a perfectly flat plane, in 3D, through the chosen edge points.Lowest Point: calculates a horizontal base plane from the lowest edge point.Triangulated: combines all of the edge points to create a 3D surface under your stockpile.

Live Map is More Powerful and Accurate Than Ever

Over the last month, our teams invested significant time and resources in improving the performance, graphics, and blending of real-time mapping feeds to render the highest resolution possible. With higher quality, decreased fence posting and drift, and increased accuracy, you will see a significant increase in performance for Live Map across all devices, including lower powered devices, like the iPhone 7.

We’ve also upgraded Thermal Live Map flight and capture hardware support for the XT2 on the M200 and M210 drones. Thermal Live Map is available for customers who have purchased our Thermal Live Map product.

Join us for hands-on training and sneak-peeks into future innovations at DroneDeploy at our conference in San Francisco on October 11th and 12th. We’re hosting dozens of industry-specific sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities at DroneDeploy Conference so you can walk away with a clear path forward to integrate drone data into your existing workflows and scale your drone program. Register Now

Where to Learn More

Read more about our recent product updates and releases including:

Mobile UploadsOur all-new photogrammetry Map EngineSupport for the latest DJI drones Progress Photos — a streamlined workflow for documenting your job siteDrone on Demand, an on-demand drone pilot solution for any organizationSupport for checkpoints and our new 3D modeGet Started with DroneDeploy

Product Release Wrap-Up September 2018 was originally published in DroneDeploy's Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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