NATIONAL CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATE: UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS SENSE AND AVOID Safely Integrating Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) into the National Airspace (NAS) Developing Issues for UAS Sense and Avoid Team Flying Dragons John Boesen Randy Mai Carrie Padgette Kara Rittel Vincent Salerno TL For Approval: Professor Randall K. Nichols Agenda Executive Summary Terrorist Group: ISIS Communication Facts Issues Discussion Critical Control Systems Facts Issues Discussion Agenda Navigation Facts Issues Discussion Payloads Facts Issues Discussion Agenda Intelligence Facts Issues Discussion Glossary Primary References Secondary References Executive Summary Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) most needed tools are in their Sense and Avoid Systems Sense and Avoid (SAA) consists of five sections: Communication Critical Control Systems Intelligence Navigation Payloads Each section has vulnerabilities and these vulnerabilities are addressed by Issues Terrorist Profile of ISIS included Each section briefly discusses how issues increase risk to UAS SAA Executive Summary Issues: Communication: Would a technical boost via: 1A - Spoofing GPS satellite communication 1B - Corrupting authentication of ground station communication signals 1C - Hijacking a UAS by hacking internal ASIC chip communication 1D - ADS-B Spoofing / Jamming Increase Risk to UAS? Executive Summary Issues: Critical Control Systems: 2A - Would a technical boost to SCADA via a broad range of cyber attacks increase Risk to UAS SAA Critical Control Systems? 2B - Would a technical boost to SCADA via network specific attacks increase Risk to UAS SAA systems? Executive Summary Issues: Intelligence: 3A - Would a technical boost via disruption or modification to SCADA increase Risk to UAS SAA Intelligence? 3B - Would a technical boost via an SQL Injection increase Risk to UAS SAA Intelligence? Executive Summary Issues: Navigation 4A - Would a technical boost via GPS Spoofing disrupt UAS SAA Navigational Guidance and cause Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) to fail if disrupted for an extended length of time and increase UAS SAA Risk? 4B - Would a technical boost via EMP disrupt UAS Magnetometers causing Navigational failure and increase UAS Risk? 4C - Would a technical boost via increased ground radar energy disrupt mathematical algorithms to sense passive radar, et. al. and associated energies to increase Risk on UAS SAA?
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