Abstract: An artificial intelligence (AI) search system can build or include one or more knowledge graphs and databases of indexes. The knowledge graphs can encode information and relationships from a variety of domains. The databases of indexes can store pointers to public and/or private data and raw content in those domains. An example of a domain includes fields requiring or handling geospatial data. The AI search system can receive a user query and process the query with AI models, including language models and knowledge graphs to identify data matching the intention and context of the user query. The AI search system can present relevant results in an assortment of user interfaces.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence (AI) search system can build or include one or more knowledge graphs and databases of indexes. The knowledge graphs can encode information and relationships from a variety of domains. The databases of indexes can store pointers to public and/or private data and raw content in those domains. An example of a domain includes fields requiring or handling geospatial data. The AI search system can receive a user query and process the query with AI models, including language models and knowledge graphs to identify data matching the intention and context of the user query. The AI search system can present relevant results in an assortment of user interfaces.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence (AI) search system can build or include one or more knowledge graphs and databases of indexes. The knowledge graphs can encode information and relationships from a variety of domains. The databases of indexes can store pointers to public and/or private data and raw content in those domains. An example of a domain includes fields requiring or handling geospatial data. The AI search system can receive a user query and process the query with AI models, including language models and knowledge graphs to identify data matching the intention and context of the user query. The AI search system can present relevant results in an assortment of user interfaces.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for reserving airspace for UAV operations. In some implementations, a flight planning system can reserve and allocate airspace for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations. For example, a UAV operator device can submit a flight plan to the flight planning system. The flight planning system can submit a flight authorization request to an airspace management system to reserve airspace necessary for the flight plan. The flight planning system can receive approval and/or a reservation of the airspace for the flight plan from the airspace management system, generate a flight data package, and send the flight data package to the operator's device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for reserving airspace for UAV operations. In some implementations, a flight planning system can reserve and allocate airspace for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations. For example, a UAV operator device can submit a flight plan to the flight planning system. The flight planning system can submit a flight authorization request to an airspace management system to reserve airspace necessary for the flight plan. The flight planning system can receive approval and/or a reservation of the airspace for the flight plan from the airspace management system, generate a flight data package, and send the flight data package to the operator's device.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence (AI) search system can build or include one or more knowledge graphs and databases of indexes. The knowledge graphs can encode information and relationships from a variety of domains. The databases of indexes can store pointers to public and/or private data and raw content in those domains. An example of a domain includes fields requiring or handling geospatial data. The AI search system can receive a user query and process the query with AI models, including language models and knowledge graphs to identify data matching the intention and context of the user query. The AI search system can present relevant results in an assortment of user interfaces.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight planning. One of the methods includes receiving a location for an aerial survey to be conducted by a UAV. One or more images depicting the location are obtained, and a geofence boundary to limit flight of the UAV is determined. A survey area is determined, and a flight data package is created for transmission that includes information describing a flight plan. After the flight plan is conducted, flight log data and sensor data are received. The flight log data and sensor data are processed, and at least a portion of the processed sensor data is displayed.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for reserving airspace for UAV operations. In some implementations, a flight planning system can reserve and allocate airspace for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations. For example, a UAV operator device can submit a flight plan to the flight planning system. The flight planning system can submit a flight authorization request to an airspace management system to reserve airspace necessary for the flight plan. The flight planning system can receive approval and/or a reservation of the airspace for the flight plan from the airspace management system, generate a flight data package, and send the flight data package to the operator's device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for reserving airspace for UAV operations. In some implementations, a flight planning system can reserve and allocate airspace for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations. For example, a UAV operator device can submit a flight plan to the flight planning system. The flight planning system can submit a flight authorization request to an airspace management system to reserve airspace necessary for the flight plan. The flight planning system can receive approval and/or a reservation of the airspace for the flight plan from the airspace management system, generate a flight data package, and send the flight data package to the operator's device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for reserving airspace for UAV operations. In some implementations, a flight planning system can reserve and allocate airspace for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operations. For example, a UAV operator device can submit a flight plan to the flight planning system. The flight planning system can submit a flight authorization request to an airspace management system to reserve airspace necessary for the flight plan. The flight planning system can receive approval and/or a reservation of the airspace for the flight plan from the airspace management system, generate a flight data package, and send the flight data package to the operator's device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight planning. One of the methods includes receiving a location for an aerial survey to be conducted by a UAV. One or more images depicting the location are obtained, and a geofence boundary to limit flight of the UAV is determined. A survey area is determined, and a flight data package is created for transmission that includes information describing a flight plan. After the flight plan is conducted, flight log data and sensor data are received. The flight log data and sensor data are processed, and at least a portion of the processed sensor data is displayed.