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Autori principali: J, Pradeep, Kedarisetty, Siddhardha, Ratnoo, Ashwini
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25292
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author J, Pradeep
Kedarisetty, Siddhardha
Ratnoo, Ashwini
author_facet J, Pradeep
Kedarisetty, Siddhardha
Ratnoo, Ashwini
contents This paper addresses the problem of traffic congestion management in fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) corridors by further developing a recently introduced loiter-lane framework. A semi-cooperative guidance strategy is developed for inserting fixed-wing UAVs into a loiter lane with minimal disruption to the UAVs already operating within it, while enabling a more compact fixed-wing UAV corridor. Building on the concepts of cooperative and non-disruptive loiter-lane insertion, the proposed strategy makes the incoming UAV first attempt, within its speed bounds, to rendezvous with an existing empty loiter slot. If direct insertion is infeasible, a minimal number of loitering UAVs perform coordinated slot hopping to create a suitably positioned empty slot. The feasibility and performance of the method are demonstrated through numerical simulations.
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spellingShingle Slot-hopping Enabled Loiter Guidance and Automation for Fixed-wing UAV Corridors
J, Pradeep
Kedarisetty, Siddhardha
Ratnoo, Ashwini
Robotics
Systems and Control
This paper addresses the problem of traffic congestion management in fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) corridors by further developing a recently introduced loiter-lane framework. A semi-cooperative guidance strategy is developed for inserting fixed-wing UAVs into a loiter lane with minimal disruption to the UAVs already operating within it, while enabling a more compact fixed-wing UAV corridor. Building on the concepts of cooperative and non-disruptive loiter-lane insertion, the proposed strategy makes the incoming UAV first attempt, within its speed bounds, to rendezvous with an existing empty loiter slot. If direct insertion is infeasible, a minimal number of loitering UAVs perform coordinated slot hopping to create a suitably positioned empty slot. The feasibility and performance of the method are demonstrated through numerical simulations.
title Slot-hopping Enabled Loiter Guidance and Automation for Fixed-wing UAV Corridors
topic Robotics
Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25292