Cloud-Based Drone Management System in Smart Cities

Nguyen, Dinh-Dung

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“…In experimental studies, a cloud-based managing method had been applied to drones flying in a smart city environment [27], including the physical, cloud, and control layers.…”

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Autonomous Flight Trajectory Control System for Drones in Smart City Traffic Management

Nguyen

Rohács

2021

IJGI

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With the exponential growth of numerous drone operations ranging from infrastructure monitoring to even package delivery services, the integration of UAS in the smart city transportation systems is an actual task that requires radically new, sustainable (safe, secure, with minimum environmental impact and life cycle cost) solutions. The primary objective of this proposed option is the definition of routes as desired and commanded trajectories and their autonomous execution. The airspace structure and fixed routes are given in the global GPS reference system with supporting GIS mapping. The concept application requires a series of further studies and solutions as drone trajectory (or corridor) following by an autonomous trajectory tracking control system, coupled with autonomous conflict detection, resolution, safe drone following, and formation flight options. The second part of the paper introduces such possible models and shows some results of their verification tests. Drones will be connected with the agency, designed trajectories to support them with factual information on trajectories and corridors. While the agency will use trajectory elements to design fixed or desired trajectories, drones may use the conventional GPS, infrared, acoustic, and visual sensors for positioning and advanced navigation. The accuracy can be improved by unique markers integrated into the infrastructure.

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“…In experimental studies, a cloud-based managing method had been applied to drones flying in a smart city environment [27], including the physical, cloud, and control layers.…”

Section: Experiments Results Of Drone Management Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The drones' airway system might be constructed with typical, standard elements. The Department of Aeronautics and Naval Architecture at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics has extensive practice in developing new operational concepts as [21][22][23][24] the integration of drones in the smart city transportation systems [25][26][27][28].…”

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Autonomous Flight Trajectory Control System for Drones in Smart City Traffic Management

Nguyen

Rohács

2021

IJGI

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“…As already mentioned, CBUMS include three main layers, the UAV layer, cloud layer, and control layer [20], as shown in Figure 8.…”

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“…The different types of UAVs employed in various FANET scenarios can be classified based on such different factors as UAV size, weight, range, endurance, altitude, application, flying mechanism, ownership, airspace class, level of control (autonomy), and type of engine [4]. Recently, several studies have shown the importance of FANETs by investigating the integration of FANETs of UAVs with different technologies, including Virtual Reality (VR), [5][6][7][8][9], IoT [10][11][12], flying edge computing [13], flying fog computing [10,14,15], cellular networks [16][17][18][19], and flying cloud computing [20]. Although such integration brings many advantages, many issues may arise as well, ranging from UAV deployment issues to regulations on using these devices.…”

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A Review of Flying Ad Hoc Networks: Key Characteristics, Applications, and Wireless Technologies

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Recent advances in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, have made them able to communicate and collaborate, forming flying ad hoc networks (FANETs). FANETs are becoming popular in many application domains, including precision agriculture, goods delivery, construction, environment and climate monitoring, and military surveillance. These interesting new avenues for the use of UAVs are motivating researchers to rethink the existing research on FANETs. Therefore, this paper provides a comprehensive and thorough review of the different types of UAVs used in FANETs, their mobility models, main characteristics, and applications, as well as the routing protocols used in this type of network. Other important contributions of this paper include the investigation of emerging technologies integrated with FANETs.

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“…An approach for managing drones in a smart city is based on cloud devices and services such as computation, storage, and web services (Nguyen 2021). This method is known as an Internet-of-Things-connected UAV.…”

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Management and Regulation of Drone Operation in Urban Environment: A Case Study

Tran

Nguyen

2022

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With the exponential growth of numerous drone operations ranging from infrastructure monitoring to even package delivery services, the laws and privacy regarding the use of drones in the urban planning context play an essential role in future smart cities. This study provides a comprehensive survey of the regulation of drone application and drone management systems, including a comparison of existing rules, management methods, and guidelines in drone operation to guarantee the safety and security of people, property, and environment. Evaluating existing regulations and laws practiced worldwide will assist in designing drone management and regulation. In Vietnam, the current rules can manage and regulate general guidelines of drone operations based on prohibited, restricted, and controlled areas within the urban context. The legislation, however, is unclear as to how it regulates smaller civilian unmanned aircraft used in the country. In the legal aspect, the potential consequences consist of the inefficiency of compensation responsibility, the violation of drone regulations, and information insecurity.

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Cloud-Based Drone Management System in Smart Cities

Cited by 9 publications

References 30 publications

Autonomous Flight Trajectory Control System for Drones in Smart City Traffic Management

Autonomous Flight Trajectory Control System for Drones in Smart City Traffic Management

A Review of Flying Ad Hoc Networks: Key Characteristics, Applications, and Wireless Technologies

Management and Regulation of Drone Operation in Urban Environment: A Case Study

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