LOL. Truth is stranger than fiction. I already did an unpublished scholarly paper on the Yeti--mostly for fun WAY out of my field but research is research. If Sasquatch is a parallel then it is a grizzly bear. It would be more of a sociological analysis than a zoological one. You would have to look at Native American linguistics and lore.
On a WSGI note, the use of this airship in the US NAS over the Pacific Northwest would be a serious FAA violation. They shut down a team of researchers using a tiny VTOL MAV to do fisheries research up that way recently. That is why we can't put an Argus up over disasters yet--no FAA regs exist to allow it. You need a COA and an airframe inspection and I doubt the FAA is going to be eager to fly an alcohol powered LTA UAS over forested areas. That is why our products get tested in Restricted Military air space or tethered.
Canada is ahead of us on UAS integration, I think. But then their airspace is much less crowded. If you never have, check out aeryon.com--a Canadian MAV company. Shows the power of MAV miniaturization that makes the BiB ISR possible. I EAT what I hunt, Ren. Warm regards, Indy.
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