Christopher Guerrero - 2.2 Discussion Presentation- Terrorism, Cyber, and Uncrewed Aerial Threats

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z Assessing the Impact of Uncrewed Aerial Systems on Airport Operations Christopher Guerrero

• FAA regulations mandate licenses for drone operation, yet many remain unaware. • Drones vary widely in size and type, are accessible to civilians, and are equipped with cameras, posing potential risks to airport operations. Understanding Drone Impact

Airport Vulnerability and Reactive Measures • Drones can disrupt airports, as seen in incidents like the 2018 Gatwick intrusion, leading to shutdowns and paralysis. • Traditional counter-drone systems are reactive, often necessitating airport closures until the area is secured.

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• Introducing ASPRID: a proactive Drone Intrusion Management System (DIMS) swiftly detecting, identifying, and monitoring unauthorized drones. • ASPRID offers real-time situational awareness, enhanced communication via the Human Machine Interface (HMI), and optimized response protocols through BPMN integration, ensuring airport safety and continuity. Proactive Solutions with ASPRID

Conclusion • Summarize the significance of addressing the impact of uncrewed aerial systems on airport operations. • Reinforce the importance of proactive measures like ASPRID in mitigating risks and disruptions, ultimately ensuring operational continuity and safety.

z References Al Jasmi, M. I. H. M., & binti Mohd Udin, M. (2021). IMPACT OF AWARENESS, READINESS, CONTROL, RESPONSE, AND TECHNOLOGY USAGE ON CRISIS MANAGEMENT OF DRONES THREATS IN DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. International Journal of Entrepreneurship , 25 , 1– 13. GAO (2024, March 18). Aviation Safety: Federal Efforts to Address Unauthorized Drone Flights Near Airports . https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-24-107195#:~:text=The%20Federal%20Aviation%20Administrati on%20prohibits,the%20federal%20government%2C%20if%20needed . Shvetsova, S. V., & Shvetsov, A. V. (2021/06//). Ensuring safety and security in employing drones at airports. Journal of Transportation Security, 14 (1-2), 41-53. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12198-020-00225-z Pascarella, D., Bieber, P., Cioffi, M., Dubot, T., Ippolito, M., Jiménez Roncero, F. J., Armengol, E. M., Pellegrino, P., A Remiro Bellostas, Sodano, M., & Vozella, A. (2024). Drone intrusion management systems in airports: assessment of ASPRID solution. Journal of Physics. Conference Series , 2716 (1), 012070-. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2716/1/012070

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