rewrite in layman's terms; The ORM (Operational Risk Management) process described involves a methodical and proactive approach to addressing the risks associated with UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) operations. The steps of the ORM process in this scenario are as follows: 1. Identify Hazards: The potential hazards include adverse weather conditions, uncoordinated airspace, challenging terrain, operational errors, equipment malfunctions, and privacy concerns. According to the Naval Postgraduate School, a hazard is defined as any condition that could negatively affect mission success or lead to injury, death, or property damage. 2. Assess Hazards: Each identified hazard is evaluated for its likelihood and severity. For example, the likelihood of experiencing strong wind gusts and cold temperatures is high, with a moderate severity level due to potential impacts on flight time, control, or drone integrity. In contrast, the likelihood of a mid-air collision with an aircraft near the heliport is low, but if it occurs, the severity could be catastrophic