Legal Aspects Concerning Use of Drones in the Conditions of the Slovak Republic within the Sphere of Intra-logistics

Fedorko, Gabriel; Žofčinová, Vladimíra; Molnár, Vieroslav

doi:10.3311/pptr.12131

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“…Fedorko presented a case of studies regarding the legal use of drones (Fedorko et al 2018), which took place in the Slovak Republic. Generally, the increase in the use of drones will generate a new competitive environment for operating companies as well as cooperative enterprises.…”

Section: Drone Regulationsmentioning

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

Tran

Nguyen

2022

Social Sciences

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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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Section: Drone Regulationsmentioning

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

Tran

Nguyen

2022

Social Sciences

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“…A case of studies regarding the legal use of drones is presented in [18], which has its perspective in the Slovak Republic. Generally, the increase in the use of drones will generate a new competitive environment for operating companies as well as cooperative enterprises.…”

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Developing Models for Managing Drones in the Transportation System in Smart Cities

Nguyen

2019

Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering

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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), especially drones, have advantages of having applications in different areas, including agriculture, transportation, such as land use surveys and traffic surveillance, and weather research. Many network protocols are architected for the communication between multiple drones. The present study proposes drone-following models for managing drones in the transportation management system in smart cities. These models are based on the initial idea that drones flight towards a leading drone in the traffic flow. Such models are described by the relative distance and velocity functions. Two types of drone-following models are presented in the study. The first model is a safe distance model (SD model), in which a safe distance between a drone and its ahead is maintained. By applying the stochastic diffusion process, an improved model, called Markov model, is deduced. These drone-following models are simulated in a 2D environment using numerical simulation techniques. With the simulation results, it could be noted that: i) there is no accident and no unrealistic deceleration; ii) the velocity of the followed drone is changed according to the speed of the drone ahead; iii) the followed drones keep a safe distance to drone ahead even the velocities are changed; iv) the performance of the Markov model is better than that of the SD model.

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