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The increasing number of this kind of cyber-physical systems defines a completely new, and unexpected for a decade ago, challenges for civil safety and security tasks. In civil context a lack of knowledge is the most common reason of abusive operated drones. It’s amitous to prevent, or to avoid it without any damage, and to assert the applicable law: there is no registration requirement, technologies to detect are not that fail-safe, and C-UAS is not allowed in general. Using GIS for flight planning and geofencing are first steps for a safe integration of drones into airspace. Criminal, intentional, actions remain problematic. Subject of this article are preliminary results of the BMBF-Projects MIDRAS and ArGUS, integrated into this challenging field.

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Herausforderung Drohnenmissbrauch - ein neues Spannungsfeld für Safety und SecurityAbusive Operation of Drones - A New Challenge for Safety and Security