Question: In a UAS (Uncrewed Aerial System) setup, what is the primary responsibility of the UAE (UAS Enabler for Application) server regarding dynamic UAVs in an application-defined area relative to a host UAV?
Option 1: To directly control the flight paths of all UAVs within the defined area.
Option 2: To provide static location information of UAVs to external UAS applications.
Option 3: To manage communication between UAVs for autonomous decision-making.
Option 4: To track and provide dynamic information (e.g., location) of other UAVs to the UAS Application Specific Server and/or the host UAV, based on a set proximity range.
Explanation: This is correct because the UAE server's role involves tracking a host UAV's dynamic information (including locations of other nearby UAVs) within an application-defined area, sharing this with either the UAS Application Specific Server or the host UAV, based on a predefined proximity range, supporting applications like Detect and Avoid systems and Dynamic Maps.