FLDR - Protection de zones sensibles vis-à-vis des drones aériens

Realization of an innovative multi-sensor detection system. Operators detection and control of the drone for neutralization, with state of the global art. Treatment of legal, regulatory and other aspects. – SPID

Submission summary

For the five main identified risk domains, the SPID project aims at leading a technical-operational threat analysis, taking into account each sensitive site typology, each potential site to protect, various detection and neutralizations possible scenarios and finally analyze vulnerability of the proposed system. The project includes producing a demonstration system operating multiple types of sensors, with innovating sensors: acoustics, optronics, radio-goniometry. Sensors are fitted with built-in processing capability, connected in a network, they will broadcast data towards a central server designed to manage and store all communication data. The server will be able to assure data processing and fusion, to display toward the operator via MMI, real-time vision of the situation and access to all evidence data. A link will allow to forward all these data towards a command and control system, fixed or mobile governmental type or, towards a control room of the site to protect. The system allows surveillance and detection, target recognition and classification, and if possible, identification, geolocalization and tracking in order to neutralize the threat. The system will be operated and evaluated on capacitive and operational criteria according threat scenarios defined during the operational analysis, with real UAVs flights of fixed or rotary wings types. During these tests, operational capacity provided by radars will be also tested and a flight campaign will be arranged in order to invite industry to test their solutions in optronics, radar and other technologies. These tests will be defined in collaboration with a panel of users representing authorities involved in fighting against these threats as well as operators of industrial sensitive sites or vast sites receiving public (entertainment), in order to cover all kinds of situations. For the neutralization aspect, a state of the art study on technical and operational will be conducted for all possible solutions, with advantages and drawbacks of each solution. Radio-goniometry will be included in the tests to check its contribution in terms of neutralization of standard UAVs. Juridical and regulation aspects including sanitary, respect of individual liberty and private life, sociological and organizational aspects towards public community will be addressed by a study. SPID project will thus allow to define a first approach of an operational system providing all weather detection capability. Neutralization capability of non standard UAVs will be addressed later exploiting the best solutions deriving from the state of the art study. The goal consists in marketing an efficient alert system for an affordable price for the authorities and operators of numerous sensitive sites present in France, in a first step, and quickly after to market it internationally. This project represents for the SMEs members of SPID, as a platform to support their innovation to expand on new markets thanks to their excellent operational knowledge provided with the relation with the users who will validate the proposed solutions. The market study and the business strategy including scientific communication tools but also events dedicated to security professionals will allow to maximize the economic impact for the SMEs and obtain a direct benefit for employment increase. SPID members benefit already from a recognized knowledge and significant experience in security domain, the wide panel of end-users representing recognized units and SPID team demonstrate high technical value and a perfect match between partners.

Project coordination

Eric GEORGES (BYBLOS GROUP)

The author of this summary is the project coordinator, who is responsible for the content of this summary. The ANR declines any responsibility as for its contents.

Partner

CEDARNET CEDARNET
CDN Colombus Development Network
CYBERIO
FRS FONDATION PR LA RECHERCHE STRATEGIQUE
INPIXAL INPIXAL
LSIS LABORATOIRE DES SCIENCES DE L'INFORMATION ET DES SYSTEMES
RB REDBIRD
RSF ROHDE & SCHWARZ
SNCF MOBILITES
BG BYBLOS GROUP

Help of the ANR 403,809 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project: May 2015 - 18 Months

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