An Assessment for UAS Traffic Awareness Operations
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Abstract
Technology evolution in the field of Unmanned
Aircraft Systems (UAS) will affect the Air Traffic
Management (ATM) performance regarding
to new military and civil applications. UAS, as
new airspace users, will represent new challenges
and opportunities to design the ATM system of
the future. The goal of this future ATM network
is to keep intact (or improve) the network in terms
of security, safety, capacity and efficiency level.
On the other hand, most UAS are, at present, designed
for military purposes and very few civil
applications have been developed mainly because
the lack of a regulation basis concerning their certification,
airworthiness and operations. Therefore,
UAS operations have always been solutions
highly dependent on the mission to be accomplished
and on the scenario of flight. The generalized
development of UAS applications is still
limited by the absence of systems that support
the development of the actual operations. Moreover,
the systematic development of UAS missions
leads to many other operational risks that
need to be addressed. All this elements may delay,
increase the risk and cost in the implementation
of a new UAS application.
CitationPastor, E.; Prats, X.; Delgado, L. An Assessment for UAS Traffic Awareness Operations. A: International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences Congress. "ICAS 2010". Nic: 2010.
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