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Application of Multilevel Integration Model for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Traffic Incident Management Processes

Implementation problem regarding unmanned aerial vehicles in the processes of managing incident situations in traffic is one of the key issues where transport technologies should provide conceptual, strategic, technological and operational-technical solutions. Incident management is a problem of CLIOS (Complex, Large- scale, Interconnected, Open, Sociotehnical) and SOSE (System of Systems Engineering) types, so it is necessary to apply mCLIOS (modificated, Complex, Large-scale, Interconnected, Open, Sociotechnical) methodology. Part of the problem has already been solved at the technical level (of the drone system) so further research is needed to develop higher system levels using an appropriate methodology such as the proposed mCLIOS. The paper presents a multilevel integration model of the application of unmanned aerial vehicles in traffic incident management processes such as the complex SOSE system.

drones ; traffic incident management ; CLIOS ; mCLIOS ; SOSE

Part of the Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems book series (LNNS, volume 233)