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Alfons Borare. In this chapter, we examine the problem of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarming in the presence of wind gusts. Firstly, we model an altitude consensus-based leader–follower model exposed to gust disturbances. We then proceed to examine system-theoretic and topological features that promote net

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Christian Bykre. In this chapter, we examine the problem of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarming in the presence of wind gusts. Firstly, we model an altitude consensus-based leader–follower model exposed to gust disturbances. We then proceed to examine system-theoretic and topological features that promote net

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re. In this chapter, we examine the problem of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarming in the presence of wind gusts. Firstly, we model an altitude consensus-based leader–follower model exposed to gust disturbances. We then proceed to examine system-theoretic and topological features that promote net

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Tracey Skillingtonre. In this chapter, we examine the problem of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarming in the presence of wind gusts. Firstly, we model an altitude consensus-based leader–follower model exposed to gust disturbances. We then proceed to examine system-theoretic and topological features that promote net

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The Civilisation of the Gene: Biotechnological Risk Framed in the Responsibility Discoursesciences that bring this home to us, but the social sciences too. The biological and life sciences are in the ascendant at the expense of the physical and mathematical sciences, which formerly occupied the central position. In the 1960s as one era drew to a close and a new one unfolded, the technolo

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Biopolitics in the Risk Society: the Possibility of a Global Ethic of Societal Responsibilityge in what Beck (1992) has termed the ‘risk society’; and the ability of contemporary ‘biopolitics’, to use a phrase of Feher and Heller (1994), to generate an appropriate ethical response. The argument I shall be proposing is that an adequate ethical and political response to new forms of technolog

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