Abstract
Due to the constant development and maturity of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the application of UAVs expands to more and more fields. In the meantime, the corresponding security risks, especially the potential security risks related to lower airspace, are brought by UAV. Therefore, the detecting, tracking, disturbing and capturing of amateur UAV (A-UAV) in specific airspace with strict security requirements (e.g., no-fly zone) are of urgent practical significance. In this paper, a monitoring of UAV (M-UAV) is proposed for that purpose. Moreover, the relevant design issues of A-UAV monitoring are discussed, the potential solutions are given, and finally, the feasible communication architectures adopted in cooperative work of multiple monitoring UAVs (MM-UAVs) for Anti-Abuse of Amateur UAV (AAAU) in no-fly zone are summarized. This paper has a significant reference value for design and realization of A-UAV monitoring systems.