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Army Planning Counter UAS Experiment In Urban Environment (New Orleans)

Army Planning Counter UAS Experiment In Urban Environment (New Orleans)
A DJI Phantom 4. These recreational drones can be used for illegal activity near airports, borders and be a threat or a nuisance to critical infrastructures. Photo: DJI

The Army this July in New Orleans will evaluate technologies to detect, track, identify and defeat drones, an experiment that will test counter-small unmanned aircraft systems (C-sUAS) in one of the most challenging conditions, dense urban environments. The Technical Support and Operational Analysis Defense-in-Depth Experiment (DiDEX) 23 will also explore integrating C-sUAS into a single tactical common operating picture, according a March 16 Request for Information issued by the Army. Urban environments are considered challenging for a C-UAS system given…

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