Add to ORKGThis report examines the potential and limitations of cooperative aerial surveillance as a means of supporting the goals of a variety of international agreements. It surveys the types of aircraft and sensors that might be used. It reviews the status of and issues raised by the Open Skies Treaty negotiations as an extended example of an aerial surveillance regime. The report concludes with a quantitative analysis of one possible use of cooperative over flights: the search for potential arms control violations
UAVs—unmanned aerial vehicles—facilitate data acquisition at temporal and spatial scales that still ...
This report discuses the Open Skies Treaty that was signed in 1992 and began operation in 2002 betwe...
Aerial systems with autonomous functionality are not new. However, their prevalence, sizes, manoeuvr...
The Treaty on Open Skies (Open Skies) is intended among other things to provide, in the words of its...
The Treaty on Open Skies of March 1992 aims at improving openness and transparency among its member ...
The Open Skies Treaty has been a peace-building instrument between North American and European natio...
The problems related to the integration of the unmanned aerial vehicles into national airspaces is o...
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) are growing more popular within the earth science community as a way...
Numerous applications require aerial surveillance. Civilian applications include monitoring forest f...
A number of international agreements and export control regimes have been concluded in order to redu...
Progress in the technical means of monitoring to verify compliance to arms control treaties is discu...
The Open Skies Treaty has been a peace-building instrument between North American and European natio...
The Treaty on Open Skies has very specific requirements as a confidence building measure, but it cou...
The United States, the Soviet Union, and their respective allies are currently engaged in the negoti...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) offer tremendous potential as intelligence, surveillance and reconna...
UAVs—unmanned aerial vehicles—facilitate data acquisition at temporal and spatial scales that still ...
This report discuses the Open Skies Treaty that was signed in 1992 and began operation in 2002 betwe...
Aerial systems with autonomous functionality are not new. However, their prevalence, sizes, manoeuvr...
The Treaty on Open Skies (Open Skies) is intended among other things to provide, in the words of its...
The Treaty on Open Skies of March 1992 aims at improving openness and transparency among its member ...
The Open Skies Treaty has been a peace-building instrument between North American and European natio...
The problems related to the integration of the unmanned aerial vehicles into national airspaces is o...
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) are growing more popular within the earth science community as a way...
Numerous applications require aerial surveillance. Civilian applications include monitoring forest f...
A number of international agreements and export control regimes have been concluded in order to redu...
Progress in the technical means of monitoring to verify compliance to arms control treaties is discu...
The Open Skies Treaty has been a peace-building instrument between North American and European natio...
The Treaty on Open Skies has very specific requirements as a confidence building measure, but it cou...
The United States, the Soviet Union, and their respective allies are currently engaged in the negoti...
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) offer tremendous potential as intelligence, surveillance and reconna...
UAVs—unmanned aerial vehicles—facilitate data acquisition at temporal and spatial scales that still ...
This report discuses the Open Skies Treaty that was signed in 1992 and began operation in 2002 betwe...
Aerial systems with autonomous functionality are not new. However, their prevalence, sizes, manoeuvr...