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Global analysis of active defense technologies for unmanned aerial vehicle

Koushik Bandapadya , Westcliff University Masters in Computer Science (MSCS) Concentration: Software Development
Md. Nurunnabi sarker , Masters in Computer Science (MSCS) Concentration: Data Analysis Westcliff University
Areyfin Mohammed Yoshi , MBA in Business Analytics International American University Los Angeles, California
Ashrafuzzaman Hera , Master of Business Administration in Management Information Systems, International American University, Los Angeles, California. United States
Md Omar Faruque , Master of Business Administration in Management Information Systems, International American University, Los Angeles, California. United States

Abstract

This paper explores active defense for UAVs globally, with the main emphasis on detection and countermeasure technologies. Questionnaires were administered to 139 individuals in the USA, and the results were analyzed with the help of the Statistic Package for Social Sciences (SPSS), including reliability analysis, descriptive frequency, and regression analysis. The results concerning Hypothesis 1 concerning technological detection impact on the adequacy of UAV defense are the following. Analyzing the data, it was established that detection technology influences UAV defense significantly with F =12. 27 and a signification p, therefore, is less than 0,001. Total regression analysis showed that In relation to this aspect, the regression coefficient (b = 0. 292, p <. 001) shows that detection technology has a positive influence on UAV defense and accounts for 8. Two percent of the total aggregated variation across the defense effectiveness of the participating countries (R² = 0. 082) could solely be attributed to these potentates. Thus, the findings of Hypothesis 2 prove that countermeasure technology also plays another major role in the defense of UAVs. Analysis of variance for the model revealed that technology used in countermeasures tremendously impacts UAV defense with F = 113. 465, and the calculated p is less than 0. 000; hence, the findings are highly significant. Thus, the regression coefficient (b = 0.782, p < 0.000) indicates a significant contribution of countermeasure technology influencing the reduction rate, which amounts to 45 %. 14% of the variance in UAV defense effectiveness gives a coefficient of determination of 0.453. Based on these findings, developing detection and countermeasure technologies are crucial to improving UAV defense systems. The research findings suggest that azimuth and elevation tracking and invariant pattern recognition technologies used in this system can be enhanced to enhance the effectiveness of a UAV countermeasure system.   

Keywords

Countermeasure Technology, Detection Technology, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

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Koushik Bandapadya, Md. Nurunnabi sarker, Areyfin Mohammed Yoshi, Ashrafuzzaman Hera, & Md Omar Faruque. (2025). Global analysis of active defense technologies for unmanned aerial vehicle . The American Journal of Engineering and Technology, 7(01), 41–53. https://doi.org/10.37547/tajet/Volume07Issue01-07