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Detect and Avoid, UAV Integration in the Lower Airspace Traffic

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In this article, we test a horizontal detect and avoid algorithm for Unmanned Aerial Vehicules (UAVs) flying in the lower airspace (under FL180). We use recorded commercial traffic trajectories and randomly build 3000 conflicts scenarios with UAVs to check the ability of such an algorithm to ensure the separation with commercial aviation. We consider two different types of UAVs, the first type flying at 80 kn and the second type flying at 160 kn with six different missions: flying straight or turning and leveled, climbing or descending. We only focus on horizontal maneuvers in order not to interfere with aircraft Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS). The article investigates the influence of the various parameters on the separation achieved. The analysis of results from over 200 000 simulations provides minimum requirements on the frequency and anticipation time of the resolution process for an efficient detect and avoid strategy and brings up remaining issues in scenarios where the UAV has a low maneuverability and encounters fast airliners with changing speed and heading.
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hal-03165027 , version 1 (11-03-2021)

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Cyril Allignol, Nicolas Barnier, Nicolas Durand, Eric Blond. Detect and Avoid, UAV Integration in the Lower Airspace Traffic. 7th International Conference on Research in Air Transportation (ICRAT 2016), Jun 2016, Philadelphia, PA, United States. ⟨hal-03165027⟩
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