Katerina Vichova
ABSTRACT
The Integrated Rescue System plays a vital and significant role in dealing with emergencies. Today, various information technologies are used to deal with emergencies, which will streamline, speed up, and simplify the intervention itself. For this purpose, this article deals with Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) = drone problematics and describes their application possibilities for the Integrated Rescue System (IRS) individual components. Drones can be used for technologies that could help all IRS entities. As a result, besides the advantages mentioned above, the safety and security of interveners will be ensured. The aim of the paper is to introduce IRS in the context of critical infrastructure. Furthermore, the individual entities are analyzed, and their primary purpose is described. Unique activities were analyzed, and events that could be replaced by drones were determined. Based on this analysis, recommendations for individual IRS bodies were proposed in the final part.
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Index Terms
- Integrated Rescue System and the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle not only for the Population Protection
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