Pete Diplas’s scientific contributions

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Publications (2)


Using Long Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems to Support Humanitarian Logistic Operations: A Case Study of Cyclone Winston
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January 2019

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Catherine M. Ball

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Yong Wu

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Pete Diplas

Whilst there has been some limited use of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) as part of the response to natural disasters, to date these have typically employed short range mini or micro systems. Using a case study of Cyclone Winston that struck Fiji in February 2016, this chapter demonstrates the potential for long endurance aircraft (LE-RPAS) to support the humanitarian logistic operations through the use of their high quality optics and communications capabilities. In doing so, it offers a high level route map for the development of the people, process and technology requirements that will be needed to underpin the future deployments of LE-RPAS in providing support to humanitarian activities.


Using Long Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems to Support Humanitarian Logistic Operations: A Case Study of Cyclone Winston

June 2017

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3 Citations

Whilst there has been some limited use of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) as part of the response to natural disasters, to date these have typically employed short range mini or micro systems. Using a case study of Cyclone Winston that struck Fiji in February 2016, this chapter demonstrates the potential for long endurance aircraft (LE-RPAS) to support the humanitarian logistic operations through the use of their high quality optics and communications capabilities. In doing so, it offers a high level route map for the development of the people, process and technology requirements that will be needed to underpin the future deployments of LE-RPAS in providing support to humanitarian activities.

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... They studied the facilitators to improve information and communication technologies [27], speed and flexibility in the humanitarian supply chain [28], and the problems of information and communication technologies in the humanitarian supply chain [29][30][31]. Similarly, Tatham, P. studied humanitarian logistics, disaster relief [32], location-assignment [33,34], supply chain management, management research, 3D printing [35], spare parts [36], and manufacturing technology. ...

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Bibliometric Analysis of the Potential of Technologies in the Humanitarian Supply Chain
Using Long Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems to Support Humanitarian Logistic Operations: A Case Study of Cyclone Winston
  • Citing Chapter
  • June 2017