The Navy doesn't know what to do with all its drone data

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The Navy doesn't know what to do with all its drone data
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It's a tricky challenge to convert collected data into useful information.

A VBAT vertical take-off and landing unmanned aerial system prepares to land on the flight deck of the Military Sealift Command expeditionary fast transport vessel USNS Spearhead . VBAT UAS provides improved detection and monitoring to support counter-narcotics missions in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. .A scout drone is a system for collecting information—an uncrewed flying machine with freedom of movement and the ability to get lost or even shot down.

For nearly two decades, when the US’s primary use case for long-endurance drones was aerial surveillance and attack above Iraq and Afghanistan, collecting and analyzing the data from Predator, Reaper, and other drones became a labor-intensive task. This sometimes meantwatching either in-country or on video recorded and transferred to secure facilities stateside.

Another risk for drone use at sea is that if the drone stores data in its onboard computers, there’s a risk the data could be found when the drone is shot down and then extracted by a hostile enemy. The battlefield capture of intact sensitiveby Ukraine wasn’t just a battlefield victory, it also likely makes the use of that equipment by Russia against US-supplied foes less effective, as the equipment can be reverse-engineered and countermeasures can be designed with explicitly known.

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