summarize; The ORM process in this scenario involves a systematic and proactive approach to managing the inherent risks associated with UAS operations in this specific context. ORM steps 1. Identify Hazards: As outlined in the SRM section, potential hazards include adverse weather, uncoordinated airspace, challenging terrain, potential operational errors, equipment malfunctions, and privacy concerns. According to the Naval Postgraduate School, a hazard is any condition with the potential to negatively impact mission accomplishment or cause injury, death, or property damage. 2. Assess Hazards: Evaluate the likelihood and severity of each identified hazard. For instance, the likelihood of encountering strong wind gusts and cold temperatures is high given the forecast, and the severity is moderate (potential impact on flight time, control, or drone damage). The likelihood of a mid-air collision with a heliport aircraft is low, but the severity is catastrophic. 3. Develop Controls: Determine and implement appropriate risk controls or mitigation strategies. These include the mitigation actions detailed in the SRM section, such as maintaining communication with the heliport, pre-warming batteries, conducting pre-flight surveys, adhering to VLOS requirements, employing a VO, and respecting privacy boundaries. As per the Civil Air Patrol, the ORM process involves risk assessment, risk decision-making, and implementation of effective risk controls