Building a safe and socially acceptable concept of operation for drones flying at the very low level
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Abstract
As part of the Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) a
number of projects related to the drones flying at the very low
level (VLL) have been funded. At its core, the CORUS project
is developing the concept of operations (ConOps) of these
drones1. At the same time, the last European ATM Masterplan
has proposed the “Roadmap for the safe integration of drones
into all classes of airspace”2. This document proposes the set of
services for the unmanned air traffic management, named as Uspace,
together with a calendar for their deployment (from U1
to U4). The CORUS project integrates these services as pillars
of the ConOps, with the objective of supporting the new
businesses and jobs, improving the safety of the drones, and
dealing with their public acceptance.
Descripció
This work has been prepared by all CORUS partners: DLR,
DFS, DSNA, ENAV, EUROCONTROL, HEMAV, NATS,
Unifly and UPC. The list of authors would be too long to
include them all, but we would like to acknowledge them now.
This work has been partially funded by the SESAR Joint
Undertaking, a body of the European Commission, under grant
H2020 RIA-763551.
CitacióBarrado, C.; Pastor, E. Building a safe and socially acceptable concept of operation for drones flying at the very low level. A: SESAR Innovation Days. "SESAR Innovation Days 2018: posters abstracts". 2018, p. 1-2.
Versió de l'editorhttps://www.sesarju.eu/sesarinnovationdays
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