Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems Interoperability in the Global Geopolitical Environment is a Naval Post Graduate School thesis by Allen N. Golphin III, and Boswyck D. Offord II. This thesis explores Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) hardware interoperability and effectiveness needs that takes into consideration legal restrictions, UAS threats, operational interferences, host operational authority, and other important factors.
Publication Date- September 2021
This thesis contains the following main sections:
1- Introduction
2- Background
3- Adversarial UAS Operators
4- UAS Technologies
5- UAS Threats in Each Area of Responsibility
6- Current USN and USMC CUAS Technologies
7- Modeling and Simulation of the Effectiveness of CUAS Technologies
8- CUAS Legal Limitations in Each Area of Responsibility
9- Conclusion and Future Work
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Authors- Allen N. Golphin III and Boswyck D. Offord II
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