Master's Degree in Continuing Education in Drone and Anti-Drone Engineering for Security and Emergency Response
PRESENTATION
Objectives
• You will lead the planning and execution of UAS operations in security and emergency settings, applying a strategic vision. • You will design strategies for the professional use of drones, taking into account the types of aircraft and their flight modes for specific missions. • You will manage the integration of anti-drone systems into protection and response operations, optimizing the security of infrastructure and personnel. • You will assess the impact of European and Latin American legislation on UAS operations, ensuring regulatory compliance in every intervention. • You will make informed decisions regarding the selection and performance of UAS equipment, based on technical specifications and operational requirements. • You will implement advanced methodologies for search-and-rescue missions using drones, maximizing effectiveness in complex scenarios. • You will develop a comprehensive understanding of the origins and evolution of UAS, anticipating trends and adapting operations to future challenges. • You will lead multidisciplinary teams in the implementation of safety and emergency protocols involving drones, promoting coordination and operational efficiency.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
- What Is a Drone?
- Background and Origins of UAS
- History of UAS Worldwide
- History of UAS in Spain
- The Present and Future of UAS
- Aviation Authorities in Spain
- Aviation Authorities in Latin America
- Spanish UAS Legislation
- UAS Latin American Legislation
- Requirements for RPA Pilots
- Aviation Authorities in Europe
- European UAS Legislation
- Transaction Categories in RE 2019/947
- Requirements for UAS Pilots in Europe
- U-Space: The Community Airspace for UAS
- Current State of the Industry
- Requirements for Operating UAS
- Operations Manual for UAS Teaching Units
- Responsibilities of the UAS Operator
- Change Control and Signed Statements from the Operations Manual
- Introduction to Types of UAS
- Aircraft Specifications and Operational Considerations
- Takeoff and Landing Criteria and Systems
- Technical Limitations of UASs
- Mass Centering and Calibration
- UAS Positioning Modes
- Safety Measures for Unmanned Aircraft
- Payloads for Unmanned Aircraft
- NATO Classification: Aspects Related to Energy Supply Systems
- Regulations and guidance materials on equipment characterization
- Preparation of technical data sheets
- Criteria for Similarity Among Aircraft
- Conversion of the Manufacturer's Manual into a UAS Operating Manual
- Equipment Requirements and Acceptable Means of Compliance
- Forces Acting on Aircraft
- Stability and Phases of Flight
- Global Positioning Systems
- Air Navigation
- Air Navigation Services
- The Evolution of Aviation Communications
- Radio waves
- Electromagnetic spectrum
- Radio Spectrum
- Propagation of Radio Waves
- Frequencies Used in Manned Civil Aviation
- Frequencies Used in UAS Operations
- Requirements for Aeronautical Communications
- Requirements for Communications with Air Traffic Controllers in UAS Operations
- Hazard, Urgent, and Emergency Procedures
- Competent authorities
- Navigation Aids Radio
- Air Traffic Control
- Transponders
- Aviation Surveillance Systems
- The Atmosphere: Basic Principles of Meteorology
- Wind. Impact on UAS Operations
- Clouds, Types, and Impact on Flight
- Fronts. Types of fronts and their effects
- Visibility. Other factors that influence operations
- Qualification Requirements and Types of UAS Pilot Certificates
- UAS Pilot Health Requirements
- Functional Organization Chart of the UAS Unit. Responsibilities
- Training Program within the UAS Unit
- Training Records and Qualification Verification
- Health Precautions for the Crew
- Identification of Risks in UAS Operations
- Operational Safety Study
- Risk Mitigation in RPAS Operations
- Personal and Collective Protective Equipment
- Occupational Safety and Health Legislation and Risks Associated with RPAS
- First Aid
- Responses to Accidents Involving RPAS (I)
- Responses to RPAS Accidents (II)
- Reporting Incidents and Accidents. Responsible Entities
- Purpose of the Response Plan. Emergency Operating Procedures (I)
- Emergency Operating Procedures (II)
- Plan to Limit the Impact of Sudden Escalation
- Staff Duties and Responsibilities
- Staff Responsibilities and Training Forms
- Introduction to Search and Rescue Safety
- Police Use of UAS and Flight Modes (I)
- Police Use of UAS and Flight Modes (II)
- Search, Rescue, and Recovery Techniques for People Using UAS (I)
- Search, Rescue, and Recovery Techniques for People Using UAS (II)
- Use of UAS Thermal Imaging Cameras
- I use photogrammetry for urban projects
- Transmission of images to the ground team
- Technical and Legal Maintenance of UAS and Equipment
- Impact of Weather Conditions on Search Operations for Missing Persons Using UAS
- Steps for Establishing a Police UAS Unit or BRR Unit
- Inherent Risks and Personal and Collective Protective Equipment
- Carrying out Scheduled Missions
- Anthropogenic Factors. Human Beings (I)
- Anthropogenic Factors. Human Beings (II)
- Mapping for Search and Rescue Teams Using UAS
- Positioning of UAS Teams for BRR
- Topography of the search space
- Introduction to UAS for Military Use
- Military reconnaissance UAVs—small and medium-range—that influence operations
- History of Airspace
- Competent authorities
- Types of Airspace
- Air Navigation Services (I)
- Air Navigation Services (II)
- Airspace
- FIZ. Flight Information Zone
- CTA. Control Area - TMA. Terminal Control Area - AWY. Airways
- CTR. Air Traffic Control Zone
- ATZ. Aerodrome Traffic Zone
- Restricted Areas (R)
- Prohibited Areas (P)
- Danger Zones (D)
- Areas Temporarily Reserved and Zones Restricted to Aerial Photography
- Other Restrictions on Flying UAS
- Tools for Looking Up Airspace Classifications
- EARO and EAS Space
- Application for Activity in Controlled Airspace. Use of ENAIRE Planea
- Flight Plans for UAS at ICARO XXI
- Advance Notice Regarding Flights Over Dense Urban Areas
- Legislation and Use of the Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Passive and Active UAS Detection Systems
- UAS Neutralization System (I)
- UAS Neutralization System (II)
- Comprehensive Anti-Drone Security Plan (PSIAD)
- Flight Preparation
- Standard Operating Procedures. Standard Procedures
- Contingency Procedures
- Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
- Operational Safety
- Operational Risk Management
- Operational Control During Tactical UAS Flights
- Procedure for Validating a Tactical Flight
- Ground Operations Control
- Fair Culture Policy. Introduction
- Underlying Regulatory Framework and Human Error
- Decision Tree for Determining Guilt
- Developing and Maintaining a Positive Culture
- Assess the maturity level of the implementation
- What is a LUC certificate?
- Objectives and Scope of a LUC Manual (LUC-M)
- Operational Safety Management System (SMM) (I)
- Operational Safety System (SMM) (II)
- Minimum content of the introductory section of the LUC-M
- CONOPS and Technical Resources
- Operations, Training, and Health Staff
- Standard Procedures
- Contingency and Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Response Plan
- Environmental Impact of the UAS and Incident Reporting
- Data Recording, Communication, and Affidavit
- Data Collection Using UAS and Fundamental Rights
- LUCO Audit and Data Management
- Contents of the LUC-MF
- LUC-M Appendices. Affidavit and UAS Technical Specifications
- LUC-M Appendices. Flight Maintenance and Inspection Checklists
- LUC-M Appendices. Emergency Response Flowcharts
- Appendices LUC-M and LUC-MF. Reviews, Records, and Training Content STS-ES-01
- Appendices LUC-M and LUC-MF. Training content STS-ES-02.
- Basic Concepts, Historical Context, and Regulatory Framework
- Important Definitions
- Applicable Main Procedures. Open Category
- Applicable Main Procedures. Subcategories A1, A2, and A3
- Applicable Key Procedures. Specific and Certified Category, Registration, and Operator Responsibilities
- Basic Principles of Flight
- Effects of Environmental Conditions on UAS Flight and UAS Components
- Principles of Command and Control
- Communications, Sensors, Flight Instruments, Essential UAS Information, and Maintenance
- Introduction, Definitions, Structure, Airspace Restrictions, and UAS Flight Zones
- Human-Factor Limitations; Insurance, Accidents, and Incidents Involving UAS
- Privacy, Data Protection, and Physical Security at the UAS
- Pre-Flight Operational Procedures
- In-Flight Operating Procedures
- Post-Flight Operational Procedures. Checklist
- Requirements and Procedures for Becoming a UAS Operator
- Preparatory Summary and Webinar for the Official AESA Exam. Regulatory Concepts
- Preparatory Summary and Webinar for the AESA Official Exam: General Knowledge
- Preparatory Summary and Webinar for the AESA Official Exam: Operational Procedures
- Official Exam Simulations
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