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B.2.2:5.1 - Search-And-Rescue Swarm

Before MHT, the project has individual drones with local navigation and maintenance records. After MHT, the current object may be one search-and-rescue swarm if the result whole has its own mission objective, coordination relation, external command relation, capability envelope, and swarm-level risks.

  • Candidate new whole: the search-and-rescue swarm named by B.2.
  • A.1 basis: exact drone constituents, obtaining formation and coverage-coordination relations, the governed swarm assembly, the swarm reidentification rule, and the whole-level area-search characteristic; its boundary, command and mission interfaces, operating characteristics, and identity-preservation conditions also fit the applicable larger rescue-system construction rule.
  • System criterion: the swarm has acting eligibility. This case also has its own command-and-operating-area delimitation, mission objective, coordination relations, and external commitments.
  • Assurance: swarm-level tests support claims about the candidate; individual drone certificates remain component evidence and do not establish the swarm facts.

The old drone evidence remains relevant, but it is not enough for the swarm-level assurance claim.