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Despite significant progress, the deployment of UAV technology in commercialand civil applications is still lagging. This is essentially due to the risksassociated with drone flights and the lack of coordinated technologies thatwould mitigate these risks. While Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Managementsystems (UTM) are being developed worldwide to enable safe operation, thecounter-drone technology operates on an all-enemy basis and regards any sighteddrone as a threat. This situation is essentially caused by the lack ofinformation exchange between stakeholders. Without the exchange of relevantinformation, a counter-drone system can misclassify drones and initiateerroneous interdiction procedures. This paper proposes a system that integratescounter-drone technology into the UTM system for information exchange andcoordination using a set of clarification protocols towards accountableresponse to sighted drones. The system functionality and performance wereevaluated by simulation.

Integrating Counter-UAS Systems into the UTM System for Reliable Decision Making