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Presentation: Drone Pilot Credentialing for Air Safety

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Keerthi works with the UK's Digital Catapult research ngo organization.

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He focuses on SSI. 


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How do drones and human flight get along in and around airports?

License drone pilots... 

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All the processes are manual and very slow, about a month. And each of the pilot training companies had their own records system. 

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The pilot needs a certificate like this...

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issued by the UK CAA, who authorizes training providers to issue them. 

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CoC is a certificate of competence. The PoC was web/cloud-only. 

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A chained credential challenge: for the airport to be able to verify not just that the pilot was credentialed but that the training provider was authorized by the CAA

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"Proof of Value" (PoC in live setting) was stalled. 

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What do you do with a trust anchor like the CAA that may be disinterested for political or budgetary reasons? 

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Who takes ownership of keeping the whole thing up and running, especially in a decentralized system? 

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  • Q&A
    • From Nicky Hickman > I wonder how ID of the drone itself was included and the relatioships between the drone and the pilot ?
    • From Carly Huitema > this chain looks like what GLEIF is addressing
    • From "Subra" (P. A. Subrahmanyam) > The chaining would be something that KERI/ACDC can address?
    • From Steven Milstein > You can look at https://www.gleif.org/en/vlei/introducing-the-verifiable-lei-vlei for a description of how GLEIF uses  Trust Chain (KERI/ACDC)


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