Criminal liability for unlawful usage of unmanned aircraft vehicles in selected countries of the world

Osiecki, Mateusz; Fortońska, Agnieszka; Książek-Janik, Ewelina

doi:10.1109/icuas57906.2023.10156331

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Very Low Level Flight Rules for Manned and Unmanned Aircraft Operations

Konert,

Kasprzyk

2024

J Intell Robot Syst

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An analysis of the development of legal regulations regarding unmanned civil aviation leads to the conclusion that the current air traffic rules are among the key issues that require amending. Are drones allowed to fly at any height? Can drones fly freely over a person’s house or garden, several meters above the ground? What is the minimum allowable height for drone flights? The method of study consisted of content analysis of the existing legislation. Current doctrines were confronted with the existing regulations, documents, materials, safety reports, and statistics. The results of the study show that the existing air traffic rules, precisely in the case of aircraft operations performed by manned and unmanned aviation at very low heights, are definitely practical in nature. First, in most countries violations of air traffic rules are prohibited acts subject to criminal penalty. Second, determining the principles of air traffic for air operations is of crucial importance for determining legally permissible interference in property ownership. The urban air mobility is outside the scope of this research.

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Very Low Level Flight Rules for Manned and Unmanned Aircraft Operations

Konert,

Kasprzyk

2024

J Intell Robot Syst

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Comparative analysis of legal regulations on cybersecurity in regards to usage of drones

Osiecki,

Fortońska,

Balik

2024

Transportation Research Procedia

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AERIAL: A Meta Review and Discussion of Challenges Toward Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operations in Logistics, Mobility, and Monitoring

Wandelt,

Wang,

Zheng

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Intell. Transport. Syst.

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There exists a tremendous number of research surveys on various aspects of UAV logistics, mobility and monitoring tasks in the literature. These surveys have been published in distinct venues, often having a significant overlap in goals and key findings. In this study, we provide a meta review across nearly 100 extant UAV surveys and overview papers, extract their key messages, and investigate the extent of being complementary. We develop the AERIAL framework, which aggregates the major challenges on the way to a successful application of UAVs for logistics, mobility, and monitoring. We believe that AERIAL framework and meta review contribute towards a clearer understanding of the scientific UAV landscape challenges and the identification of potential directions for future research studies.

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Criminal liability for unlawful usage of unmanned aircraft vehicles in selected countries of the world

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Very Low Level Flight Rules for Manned and Unmanned Aircraft Operations

Very Low Level Flight Rules for Manned and Unmanned Aircraft Operations

Comparative analysis of legal regulations on cybersecurity in regards to usage of drones

AERIAL: A Meta Review and Discussion of Challenges Toward Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operations in Logistics, Mobility, and Monitoring

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