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Localization of intruder UAV operator using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

The paper presents the results of an experiment where multiple Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) were used to locate intruder UAV operator. UA Vs were equipped with hardware of such dimension and weight that can be mounted on them. The hardware is then used to detect, identify, and track UAV signal to...

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Main Authors:	Magdalenić, Ivan, Popović, Elvis, Tomaš, Boris, Vrček, Neven, Posarić, Lovro
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Subjects:	Antennas Communication Experiments Hardware Information sources Intrusion Localization Network adapters Signal strength Software Unmanned aerial vehicles Wireless access points
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