An Innovative Cloud-based Supervision System for the Integration of RPAS in Urban Environments

Capello, Elisa; Dentis, Matteo; Guglieri, Giorgio; Mascarello, Laura Novaro; Cuomo, Luca Spanò

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2017.12.185

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“…Integration of unmanned aviation with manned aviation is a continuous process. Along with the implementation of more and more services and operations, the RPA will be gradually integrated into all airspace classes until the achievement of full integration [1]. Through the entire duration of this process, the unmanned and manned aviation will develop by using new technologies that facilitate the integration process.…”

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Challenges for Integration of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems Into the European Sky

Zieliński¹,

Marud²

2019

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Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) are widely used in the civil sphere. They offer capabilities predisposed them to be employed by state services in ensuring security and public order, as well as in commercial activities. It should be assumed that the number of RPAS users will grow in geometric progression. It also applies to the European Union, where the market of RPAS is considered to be one of the most prospective in the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. This situation generates specific problems that should be solved in order to develop the RPAS' market without limitations as a part of the European aviation system. The final state should be full integration of RPAS into the European aviation system, to conduct flight operations in non-segregated airspace without additional administrative constraints. Some efforts have been made to achieve this ambitious goal in the European Union. The paper summarises the current status of the legal framework and projects connected with the integration of RPAS into the European airspace. It is mainly based on qualitative analysis of source materials. The purpose of the paper is to identify key problem areas, the solution of which will contribute to the integration of RPAS into the European civil aviation system. An analysis of normative

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confidence: 99%