Systems, methods, apparatuses, and devices for identifying, tracking, and deterring unmanned aerial vehicles via ADS-B signals

A method for managing aerial vehicle occupation in a particular airspace via an aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal transmitter comprising a processor, wherein the processor is operatively connected to a database of predetermined locations comprising at least a first location and a last location, and wherein the processor is configured to execute the method steps, comprising:

• generating a first aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal based on location data corresponding to the first location, wherein the location data comprises a first particular location proximate to the particular airspace, wherein the location data is not associated with any particular aerial vehicle in the particular airspace, wherein the location data is retrieved from the database of predetermined locations, and wherein each location in the database of predetermined locations comprises location data corresponding to particular locations within the particular airspace;
• transmitting the first aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal, wherein transmitting the first aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal comprises propagating the first aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal to be received by one or more aerial vehicles configured to receive aerial vehicle collision avoidance signals;
• retrieving subsequent location data corresponding to a subsequent particular location from the database of predetermined locations;
• generating a subsequent aerial vehicle signal based on the subsequent location data;
• and
• transmitting the subsequent aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal over a predetermined time interval,
• whereby in response to receiving the first aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal and the subsequent aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal, the one or more aerial vehicles are alerted to avoid the particular airspace.

A system for managing aerial vehicle occupation in a particular airspace, comprising:

• an aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal transmitter;
• and
• a processor operatively connected to the aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal transmitter, wherein the processor is configured to:
• generate a plurality of GPS signals, each GPS signal representative of a particular geolocation at a particular distance away from a protected geolocation, and wherein a totality of the plurality of GPS signals encompass the protected geolocation;
• and
• transmit the plurality of GPS signals, wherein the plurality of GPS signals are each transmitted sequentially for a predetermined amount of time.

A system for managing aerial vehicle occupation in a particular airspace, the system comprising:

• a database of predetermined locations, wherein each predetermined location comprises location data corresponding to particular locations within a particular airspace, and wherein the database of predetermined locations comprises at least a first location and a last location;
• and
• an ADS-B signal transmitter comprising a processor operatively connected to the database of predetermined locations, wherein the processor is operable to:
• generate a first fabricated ADS-B signal based on location data corresponding to the first location, wherein the location data comprises a first particular location proximate to the particular airspace, and wherein the location data is not associated with any particular aerial vehicle in the particular airspace;
• transmit the first fabricated ADS-B signal, wherein transmitting the first fabricated ADS-B signal comprises propagating the first fabricated ADS-B signal to be received by one or more aerial vehicles configured to receive ADS-B signals;
• retrieve subsequent location data corresponding to a subsequent particular location from the database of predetermined locations;
• generate a subsequent fabricated ADS-B signal based on the subsequent location data;
• and
• transmit the subsequent fabricated ADS-B signal over a predetermined time interval,
• whereby in response to receiving the first fabricated ADS-B signal and the subsequent fabricated ADS-B signal, the one or more aerial vehicles are alerted to avoid the particular airspace.

A method for managing aerial vehicle occupation in a particular airspace via an aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal transmitter comprising a processor, wherein the processor is operatively connected to a database of predetermined locations comprising at least a first location and a last location, and wherein the processor is configured to execute the method steps, comprising:

• generating a first fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal based on location data corresponding to the first location, wherein the location data comprises a first particular location proximate to the particular airspace, wherein the location data is not associated with any particular aerial vehicle in the particular airspace, wherein the location data is retrieved from the database of predetermined locations, and wherein each location in the database of predetermined locations comprises location data corresponding to particular locations within the particular airspace;
• transmitting the first fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal, wherein transmitting the first fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal comprises propagating the first fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal to be received by one or more aerial vehicles configured to receive aerial vehicle collision avoidance signals;
• retrieving subsequent location data corresponding to a subsequent particular location from the database of predetermined locations;
• generating a subsequent fabricated aerial vehicle signal based on the subsequent location data;
• and
• transmitting the subsequent fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal over a predetermined time interval,
• whereby in response to receiving the first fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal and the subsequent fabricated aerial vehicle collision avoidance signal, the one or more aerial vehicles are alerted to avoid the particular airspace.