Porovnání UTM řešení ve světě

Abstract

Unmanned aircraft (UA) has developed striding over centuries from flight trials in its early days to nowadays flourishing progress. It has experienced technological breakthroughs and achieved great success in its practical application. With the improvement and perfection of relevant scientific and technological levels, civilian UA technology has been widely applied in each field with this research looking into leisure and commercial areas in which UA has been applied. The purpose of this research was to compare unmanned traffic management in the world by evaluating six countries and six key areas and finding the best. The researcher used qualitative secondary research while using a comparative approach for comparison to achieve the above research goal. Some of the significant areas that the research looked into included the licensing of drone operators and drone registration while looking into the aspect of quality and safety in the aviation industry, the weight of the drones and safety distances, privacy, visual line-of-sight, flying time, and the number of drones to be flown at a time. The six key areas of comparison were to be evaluated based on six countries which include China, Australia, the United States, Brazil, South Africa, and the European Union.

Unmanned aircraft (UA) has developed striding over centuries from flight trials in its early days to nowadays flourishing progress. It has experienced technological breakthroughs and achieved great success in its practical application. With the improvement and perfection of relevant scientific and technological levels, civilian UA technology has been widely applied in each field with this research looking into leisure and commercial areas in which UA has been applied. The purpose of this research was to compare unmanned traffic management in the world by evaluating six countries and six key areas and finding the best. The researcher used qualitative secondary research while using a comparative approach for comparison to achieve the above research goal. Some of the significant areas that the research looked into included the licensing of drone operators and drone registration while looking into the aspect of quality and safety in the aviation industry, the weight of the drones and safety distances, privacy, visual line-of-sight, flying time, and the number of drones to be flown at a time. The six key areas of comparison were to be evaluated based on six countries which include China, Australia, the United States, Brazil, South Africa, and the European Union.