University of Bristol students extend SAREnv at EuroDroS
It was great to host three University of Bristol Aerospace undergraduates — Ross Dewar, Ethan Dueck, and George Whinnett — at the EuroDroS conference at the University of Southern Denmark. Each student's third-year research project focused on extending and deploying SAREnv, the search-and-rescue simulation environment originally developed by our two institutions.
Their projects pushed SAREnv in a variety of new directions, and presenting at EuroDroS gave them a chance to share that work with the wider drone-safety community. Thanks to Bristol's student travel fund for supporting their attendance!
SAREnv is the shared wilderness-SAR dataset and benchmark we released with the University of Bristol — read more in our SAREnv post or grab the code on GitHub.
Original SAREnv work
Grøntved, Jarabo-Peñas, Reid, Rolland, Watson, Richards, Bullock, Christensen ·
Drones 9(9):628
GitHub · Demo video · Original announcement on LinkedIn
SAREnv was developed with support from the Innovation Fund Denmark (DIREC, 9142-00001B), the Independent Research Fund Denmark (grant 10.46540/4264-00105B, NAMUR project), and the WildDrone MSCA Doctoral Network (EU Horizon Europe, grant 101071224).