Addressing the drone data collection process for the Required Data quality

A “patchwork” of domestic drone regulations that differ from country to country are being created, confusing operators and manufacturers in an industry that is predicted to evolve into a US$93 billion market in 10 years.1 Another report states that “the market for UAVs for Defense and Security operations will undergo periodic and regional fluctuations resulting from significant economic and technological changes. Global procurement over that period will exceed $130 Billion.” Not mentioned in these regulations is the quality and management of data required. For example, an initial step in drone data collection is the process of drone registries. Drone registries already exist within the United States, Canada, Ireland, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and other countries - and are already dissimilar in such fields as size, weight, operational usage, etc.