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Sensors for Aerial Unmanned Systems

This special issue belongs to the section “Remote Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

Dear colleagues,

On behalf of the Editorial Board of Sensors, it is my honor to inform you about our upcoming Special Issue on Sensors for Aerial Unmanned System. Join us in our efforts to extend and share the latest advancements in sensors for UAVs and acknowledge us if you can submit a manuscript by the end of July or let us know about your feasible time to make the submission. I look forward to your favorable response.

Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:

  • Sensors for drones and balloons navigation
  • Sensors and control for UAV formation flight
  • Vision systems and RGB-D sensors for navigation
  • Optical sensors for remote sensing including aerial-based measurement for cultural heritage, aerial-based measurement for precision farming, aerial-based measurement for geology
  • Aerial systems and sensors for light pollution measurement
  • Aerial systems and sensors for air pollution measurement
  • UAV application in civil engineering and oil and gas industry
  • UAV application for planetary exploration
  • Sensors for human–UAV interaction
  • Machine learning in UAV sensing
  • Sensors and algorithms for a safe landing
  • Active safety devices for UAVs ( parachutes and commanded wings)
Prof. Dr. Carlo Bettanini
Dr. Giacomo Colombatti
Dr. Alessio Aboudan
Dr. Sebastiano Chiodini
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • UAV trajectory and attitude control
  • Navigation sensors
  • Light pollution measurement
  • Air pollution measurement
  • Optical sensors for remote sensing
  • Sensors miniaturization

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