NASA NTRS · 20210016371
Immutable Secure Data Exchange and Storage for Urban Air Mobility Environments
Abstract
The Urban Air Mobility (UAM) environment is derived from the Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) concept of operations. Within the environment, UAM operators work independently to manage aerial vehicles in the urban environment. Providers of Services (PSU), UAM operators, and Supplemental Data Service Providers provide services to support flight operations within the UAM environment. The intent of this work is to leverage a permissioned blockchain approach, to, simulate secure data exchange and storage for UAM environments. Blockchain technologies can be used for identity management of vehicles, people, and systems.
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Kenneth Freeman, Norbert Gillem, Aidan R Jones, Nishant Sharma, Banavar Sridhar. Immutable Secure Data Exchange and Storage for Urban Air Mobility Environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210016371
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