PAvCon Europe
Police Aviation Conference Europe
‘PAvCon Europe - The Networking Continues’
PAvCon Europe
7, Windmill Close
Waltham Abbey
Essex
EN9 3BQ
UK
Copyright PAvCon Europe 2023
Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG)
The Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG) is a proud supporter of
PAN/PAvCon Europe.
The Airborne Sensor Operators Group is a first of its kind global professional
aircrew network that was established in 2017 to fill a professional void
regarding those aircrew individuals (e.g. Tactical Flight Officer, Tactical
Coordinator etc.) who operate remote-sensors from a manned or unmanned
aircraft.
The purpose of this aircrew network is to collaborate, develop, and share
information in order to build global standards, document lessons learned,
disseminate best practices & new capabilities and career information related to
the airborne sensor operator profession. As such, ASOG goal is to support
projects, public speaking events, and trainings and champion the development
of international guidelines to promote the ASO profession and enable the safe,
coordinated and effective use of aerial remote-sensing capabilities.
Tel: +44 1992 714162
To learn more about the Airborne Sensor Operator Group, you can check use out at:
www.aso-group.ning.com or via Linkedin here.
Patrick Ryan
‘PAvCon Europe - The Networking Continues’
Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG)
The
Airborne
Sensor
Operators
Group
(ASOG)
is
a
proud
supporter
of
PAN/PAvCon Europe.
The
Airborne
Sensor
Operators
Group
is
a
first
of
its
kind
global
professional
aircrew
network
that
was
established
in
2017
to
fill
a
professional
void
regarding
those
aircrew
individuals
(e.g.
Tactical
Flight
Officer,
Tactical
Coordinator
etc.)
who
operate
remote-sensors
from
a
manned or unmanned aircraft.
The
purpose
of
this
aircrew
network
is
to
collaborate,
develop,
and
share
information
in
order
to
build
global
standards,
document
lessons
learned,
disseminate
best
practices
&
new
capabilities
and
career
information
related
to
the
airborne
sensor
operator
profession.
As
such,
ASOG
goal
is
to
support
projects,
public
speaking
events,
and
trainings
and
champion
the
development
of
international
guidelines
to
promote
the
ASO
profession
and
enable
the
safe,
coordinated
and
effective
use
of aerial remote-sensing capabilities.
To learn more about the Airborne Sensor Operator Group, you can check use out at:
www.aso-group.ning.com or via Linkedin here.
Patrick Ryan
Copyright PAvCon Europe 2023
PAvCon Europe
7, Windmill Close
Waltham Abbey
Essex
EN9 3BQ
UK
Tel: +44 1992 714162
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Police Aviation Conference Europe
Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG)
The
Airborne
Sensor
Operators
Group
(ASOG)
is
a
proud
supporter
of PAN/PAvCon Europe.
The
Airborne
Sensor
Operators
Group
is
a
first
of
its
kind
global
professional
aircrew
network
that
was
established
in
2017
to
fill
a
professional
void
regarding
those
aircrew
individuals
(e.g.
Tactical
Flight
Officer,
Tactical
Coordinator
etc.)
who
operate
remote-
sensors from a manned or unmanned aircraft.
The
purpose
of
this
aircrew
network
is
to
collaborate,
develop,
and
share
information
in
order
to
build
global
standards,
document
lessons
learned,
disseminate
best
practices
&
new
capabilities
and
career
information
related
to
the
airborne
sensor
operator
profession.
As
such,
ASOG
goal
is
to
support
projects,
public
speaking
events,
and
trainings
and
champion
the
development
of
international
guidelines
to
promote
the
ASO
profession
and
enable
the
safe,
coordinated
and
effective
use
of
aerial
remote-sensing
capabilities.
To
learn
more
about
the
Airborne
Sensor
Operator
Group,
you can check use out at:
www.aso-group.ning.com
or via Linkedin
here.
Patrick Ryan
PAvCon Europe
7,Windmill Close
Waltham Abbey
Essex
EN9 3BQ
UK
Copyright PAvCon2023
PAvCon Europe
7,Windmill Close
Waltham Abbey
Essex
EN9 3BQ
UK
Tel: +44 1992 714162
