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Крупа Ельвін. Application of unmanned systems in humanitarian and civil missions: a new response paradigm//Science online: International Scientific e-zine - 2024. - №8. - https://nauka-online.com/en/publications/technical-sciences/2024/8/03-44/
Annotation: The traditional response is almost always too late. The very nature of the crisis is changing. It’s faster now. More unpredictable. And our old tools simply can't keep up. When disaster hits, time is everything. And we lose it. Every single time. We lose it while rescue teams are stuck, fighting through ruined roads. And every minute wasted is a life. And here’s the paradox, the author argues. The very tech we associate with destruction — drones — is becoming our single most powerful tool for rescue. This article lays out a new playbook. It’s not just about tech, it’s a new way of thinking. A playbook where drones get there first. First eyes on the disaster. First hands delivering life-saving aid. The first signal reconnecting a world gone dark. The author's methodology isn't just about 'launching a drone.' No. It's about a complete, integrated architecture. This isn't about replacing people. It’s about empowering them. It ties together scouting, logistics, documentation... and—this is key—the ethical rules of the game. This isn't a theory. This system was born from real-world experience, where it's already proven its worth. So, how does it work? It's not magic, it's a clear structure. The author breaks it down into four key parts. Drones for initial assessment. Drones for evacuation and delivery. Drones as a tool for objective documentation. And finally, strict ethical standards to keep it all in check. Bottom line? This model isn't just a tech showcase. It's a shot at rewriting the first few, critical hours after a disaster hits. Turning to waiting and uncertainty... into active, smart, life-saving action. It's about giving people a chance. A chance they never had before.