Designing Zoning of Remote Sensing Drones for Urban Applications: a Review

Abstract

Commission VI, WG VI/4KEY WORDS: Drones, Zoning, Remote Sensing, Urban Planning and Regulations. ABSTRACT:This paper discusses on-going research related to zoning regulation for the remote sensing drone in the urban applications. Timestamped maps are presented here follow a citation-based approach, where significant information is retrieved from the scientific literature. The emergence of drones in domestic air raises lots understandable issues on privacy, security and uncontrolled pervasive surveillance that require a careful and alternative solution. The effective solution is to adopt a privacy and property rights approach that create a drone zoning and clear drone legislatures. In providing a differential trend to other reviews, this paper is not limited to drones zoning and regulations, but also, discuss on trend remote sensing drones specification in designing a drone zones. Remote sensing drone will specific according to their features and performances; size and endurance, maximum airspeed and altitude level and particular references are made to the drones range. The implementation of laws zoning could lie with the urban planners whereby, a zoning for drone could become a new tactic used to specify areas, where drones could be used, will provide remedies for the harm that arise from drones, and act as a different against irresponsible behaviour. Finally, underlines the need for next regulations on guidelines and standards which can be used as a guidance for urban decision makers to control the drones' operating, thus ensuring a quality and sustainability of resilience cities simultaneously encouraging the revolution of technology.

UAS application for urban planning development

“…These challenges directly affect the cost-benefit plans and the micro aerial robot tasks operation (Duffy, et al, 2017). In addition to the weight, dimensions, materials, and operation boundaries hindering the agility process of deployments and, in a particular context, the implementation of UAS in urban and rural areas (Norzailawati, et al, 2016). In high and middle levels of management, it is essential to keep awareness of the regulations applicable to UAS applications-as these could lead to strong limitations.…”