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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Uncrewed Aircraft Systems"”.
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Multi-Sensor, Fused Airspace Monitoring Systems for Automated Collision Avoidance between UAS and Crewed Aircraft
The autonomous operation of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) beyond the pilot in command's visual line of sight is currently restricted due to a lack of cost-effective surveillance sensors robust enough to operate in low-level airspace. The current sensors available either have have high accuracy of …
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Market Mechanisms for Service Provider Operations in Advanced Air Mobility
… in the form of vertical take-off and landing aircraft (VTOL) and uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) in the near future will require a new air traffic management system adapted for on-demand flights flying at low altitudes and far from existing airports and aviation hubs. The FAA has proposed UAS …
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Digital twins for structural inspection, assessment, and management
With the rapid advancements in remote sensing, uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS), computer vision, and machine learning, more techniques to maintain and evaluate the performance of the built infrastructure become available; however, these techniques are not always straightforward to adopt due to the …
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Determinants of Future sUAS Adoption: An Empirical Analysis of Organizational and Behavioral Factors Within the Commercial Aviation Maintenance Enterprise
<p>The adoption of small Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (sUAS) represents a significant technological shift within the commercial aviation maintenance enterprise, offering the potential to improve inspection accuracy, enhance operational efficiency, and reduce maintenance-related risk. Despite these …
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Identification of Unsteady Flight Dynamic Models and Model-based Wind Estimation with Flight Test Validation
… boundary layer (ABL). Small, low-cost, uncrewed aircraft (drones) can be used to measure wind and a distribution of these vehicles could potentially provide measurements with much greater density and resolution, in both space and time, than current methods allow. To measure wind, a drone …