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PhD in Tehran University and researcher in Nation Defensive University
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PhD in Toloue Mehr Non-profit Institute of Higher Education, Qom
Abstract
The rapid growth of military technology has had a dramatic impact on the shortening of the life cycle of defense products to deal with them, in the meantime, having the benefits of operational sustainability, autonomy, low cost, flexible design and keeping people away from danger, will have uavs as a solution to many future air challenges, which is why the world's armed forces are constantly struggling to keep their defense capabilities up to date with their equipment and weapons. On the other hand, there is an upward trend in the purchase and development of uavs, both armed and unarmed for most troops in the world. Given that this research is aimed at facilitating executive operations and also solving long-term challenges, the type of research has been combined in terms of its functional and cross-cutting purpose and the quantity and quality of research data collected simultaneously. In this research, anti-defense techniques with a futuristic approach have been used, and the importance of prioritization has been used as one of the future active methods of the future.Therefore, Based On the robust prioritization method and the use of experts' comments, The research identifies and evaluates current and future threats from uavs and lists 11 anti-drone products that are more effective against drone threats.
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Pedram, A., Ahmadiyan, M., & Amir mazlaghani, Y. (2019). Futures studies of Anti- UAV Products using Robust Prioritization. Defensive Future Studies, 3(11), 143-164.
MLA
Abdorahim Pedram; Mehdi Ahmadiyan; Yousef Amir mazlaghani. "Futures studies of Anti- UAV Products using Robust Prioritization". Defensive Future Studies, 3, 11, 2019, 143-164.
HARVARD
Pedram, A., Ahmadiyan, M., Amir mazlaghani, Y. (2019). 'Futures studies of Anti- UAV Products using Robust Prioritization', Defensive Future Studies, 3(11), pp. 143-164.
VANCOUVER
Pedram, A., Ahmadiyan, M., Amir mazlaghani, Y. Futures studies of Anti- UAV Products using Robust Prioritization. Defensive Future Studies, 2019; 3(11): 143-164.
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