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TriSAR: Task Coordination and Collision Avoidance for Aerial Robot Teams in Disaster Response
Multi-Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) disaster-response systems require coordinated task assignment and local trajectory control, yet the individual and combined contributions of these coordination layers to mission efficiency and operational safety remain insufficiently characterised under controlled
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