Arturo Gonzalez
Carlos Rubio-Medrano
ABSTRACT
As the use of drones continues to proliferate across various industries, ensuring their safe and secure operation becomes increasingly important. This abstract explores the techniques and strategies employed for drone identification and communication, aiming to enhance safety, security, and compliance. The paper highlights the significance of reliable drone recognition methods and effective communication protocols between drones and relevant parties. Specifically, it emphasizes the need for drones to adapt to restrictions, follow protocols, and communicate information in designated zones. Furthermore, the abstract emphasizes the importance of strict adherence to no-fly rules, precise identification of restricted airspace, and the establishment of robust communication protocols to prevent violations in high-security areas. The findings emphasize the significance of these techniques in promoting a safe and secure drone ecosystem and provide valuable insights for policymakers, drone operators, and stakeholders involved in managing and regulating drone operations.
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Index Terms
- Poster: No Fly-Zone: Drone Policies for Ensuring Safe Operations in Restricted Areas
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