Dependability of UAV-Based Networks and Computing Systems: A Survey

Ermeson Andrade; Fumio Machida; Mohammad Dwipa Furqan; Qingyang Zhang; Tasfia Nuzhat

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Dependability of UAV-Based Networks and Computing Systems: A Survey

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Pith's one-line read A systematic literature review of 458 papers from 2015 to 2024 maps the threats and countermeasures that decide whether drone networks and their computing systems can be trusted, and ranks eight gaps for future research.

desk verdict A genuinely useful and mostly sound survey of UAV dependability research, but the trend counts and gap analysis need a reproducibility appendix and a few internal consistency fixes before I'd treat it as authoritative. read the letter →

arxiv 2506.16786 v3 pith:PVWJL7FA submitted 2025-06-20 cs.PF

Qingyang Zhang , Mohammad Dwipa Furqan , Tasfia Nuzhat , Fumio Machida , Ermeson Andrade This is my paper · ORCID

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The reading

This survey tries to give the scattered literature on drone dependability a single, reproducible map. The authors searched five databases for UAV reliability, availability, safety, and fault-tolerance work published from 2015 to mid-2024, kept 458 of 1,848 retrieved papers, and sorted them into a threat taxonomy (energy, network, hardware, software, environmental, and operational failures) and a techniques taxonomy derived from the classic four-part fault framework of prevention, tolerance, removal, and forecasting. The result is a quantified picture of the field: network disconnection and hardware faults lead the threat list, energy-aware design leads the prevention techniques, and reliability and performance lead the measured attributes. The same review exposes what the field neglects - maintainability, safety, correction, and verification that a fix has not introduced a new fault - and from those gaps it proposes eight future research directions.

What carries the argument

The argument is carried by two taxonomies and a review protocol. The threat taxonomy names six failure domains - energy constraint, network issues, hardware failure, software failure, environmental impact, and operational failures - and serves as the lens for categorizing all 458 papers by threat type. The technique taxonomy applies the Avizienis et al. (2004) fault framework, whose four named classes are fault prevention, fault tolerance, fault removal, and fault forecasting, with subcategories such as energy- and resource-aware design, redundant architecture, and probabilistic evaluation. The protocol, a systematic mapping study, supplies the corpus itself: a Boolean search string spanning UAV terms, computing-and-networking domains, and dependability attributes, run over five bibliographic databases, followed by two-stage title-and-abstract screening and keyword-frequency counting that drives the trend and gap claims.

What would settle it

Re-run the stated Boolean search across the same five databases and the same 2015-to-July-2024 window with two independent screeners, and have independent coders re-classify a random subsample of the 458 papers using the paper's own category definitions; if inter-rater agreement on threat and technique classes is low, or if adding the explicitly excluded cyber-security and hardware-reliability papers changes the top-ranked threats and techniques, the trend claims and the eight research directions would not be stable.

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Extended reading notes

Core claim

The survey's central claim is that UAV dependability research, though conducted in isolated subfields, forms a coherent and rapidly growing corpus: annual publication counts rise from three in 2015 to 109 in the first seven months of 2024, and the 458 retained papers can be classified along two axes. The threat axis groups the literature into six named categories - energy constraints, network issues, hardware failure, software failure, environmental impact, and operational failures - with network disconnection the single most frequent concern at 330 keyword mentions. The technique axis, built on the Avizienis et al. (2004) fault framework, sorts methods into fault prevention, fault tolerance, fault removal, and fault forecasting, and shows that prevention-oriented work dominates while fault removal and fault forecasting are underrepresented. From these classifications the authors answer their four research questions and argue that eight areas - LLM/AI agents, satellite constellations, B5G/6G integration, multi-agent deep reinforcement learning, urban air mobility, precision agriculture, operational safety, and maintainability - deserve prioritized future investigation.

Load-bearing premise

The review assumes that the 458 retained papers - selected with per-database search strings and subjective title-and-abstract screening, a limitation the authors concede in their threats-to-validity section - represent the field faithfully enough that the trend counts and the eight proposed future directions genuinely follow from the literature.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

The field gets a reproducible baseline: per-source acceptance counts and year-by-year keyword frequencies can anchor any future survey or meta-analysis of UAV dependability.
The technique taxonomy quantifies an imbalance - fault prevention dominates, non-regression verification appears in none of the 458 papers, and correction and fault forecasting are sparse - giving concrete openings for research on runtime adaptation and predictive maintenance.
Underrepresented metrics such as safety, maintainability, fault tolerance, and robustness mark territory where new work would not duplicate existing results.
The eight proposed directions each attach to a measured gap, so the agenda (LLM/AI agents, satellite constellations, B5G/6G, multi-agent deep reinforcement learning, urban air mobility, precision agriculture, operational safety, maintainability) is grounded in the corpus rather than speculative.
Application coverage is concentrated in monitoring and surveillance, so rescue, delivery, and maintenance missions remain comparatively open for dependable-UAV research.

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

The stated exclusions of cyber-security and hardware-level reliability conflict with sections that do cover system vulnerabilities and hardware failures; a parallel review that includes security papers would likely shift the top-threat ranking, since many vulnerability studies are security-driven.
Keyword-mention counting can double-count a paper that addresses several threats at once; a paper-level allocation could change category sizes and therefore the gap rankings.
The 'other' threat bucket is large and still growing (peaking at 72 mentions in 2023), which suggests the six named categories may miss dominant real-world failure modes, such as regulatory interference or AI misbehavior, that a finer-grained coding would expose.
The taxonomy is described as having seven categories in the research-question answer but six in the body, with 'communication breakdowns' appearing only in the former; merging the two definitions cleanly would remove a small reproducibility risk for anyone coding papers against this map.

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The paper is a systematic mapping study of 458 papers on dependability of UAV-based networks and computing systems. What is actually new is the integration: previous surveys cover security, energy, edge computing, or AI separately, while this one organizes both networking and computing under the Avizienis dependability taxonomy, with threat categories (energy, network, hardware, software, environmental, operational) and technique categories (fault prevention, tolerance, removal, forecasting). That is a legitimate and useful contribution, and the eight future directions (LLM agents, satellite constellations, B5G/6G, DRL, urban air mobility, precision agriculture, operational safety, maintainability) grow out of the surveyed literature in a sensible way.

The paper also does several things well. The SLR protocol is clearly described, the inclusion/exclusion criteria are explicit, and Section 8 acknowledges the main threats to validity. The authors cite their own earlier work as part of the corpus, which is fine when the method is systematic. The writing is readable, and the tables give a good quick reference to which papers sit in which category.

The soft spots are real but not fatal. First, internal inconsistencies: the taxonomy says seven threat domains but lists six; RQ2 adds 'Communication Breakdowns' out of nowhere; the stated scope excludes security and hardware-level reliability while Section 5.4 covers system vulnerabilities and Section 5.3 covers hardware failure and component aging; Table 6 labels 'Fault Forecasting' as 'Fault Prevention' in the Technique column. These are addressable but need fixing. Second, and more important, the quantitative claims are not auditable. Section 3.1 says search queries were adjusted per database, but the actual strings are not given; Section 8 concedes this could introduce inconsistencies. The Figure 2/3 keyword counts have no coding dictionary, no paper-level tallies, and no inter-rater agreement numbers. The per-source acceptance rates in Table 1 (217/376 vs 72/582 vs 51/704) vary so much that aggregate trends could be distorted if screening thresholds differed by source. None of this proves the trends are wrong; it just means the central 'eight research gaps' rest on a sample whose representativeness cannot be independently checked.

Who is this for? Researchers working on UAV reliability or dependability, and anyone wanting a starting map of the literature. It deserves a serious referee. I would send it to peer review with a request for major revision, not desk reject it. The fixes are mechanical and the survey's qualitative synthesis is valuable enough to keep.

Referee Report

4 major / 5 minor

Summary. This paper reports a systematic literature review of dependability in UAV-based networks and computing systems. The authors describe a protocol for searching five digital libraries, retrieving 1,848 initial records and retaining 458 papers after title/abstract and full-text screening. The paper presents quantitative trend analyses of dependability metrics, system types, threats, techniques, and applications; a threat taxonomy in Section 5; a techniques taxonomy in Section 6 grounded in the Avizienis et al. fault-prevention/tolerance/removal/forecasting framework; and eight future research directions in Section 7. A threats-to-validity discussion appears in Section 8.

Significance. If the underlying synthesis is reliable, the survey provides a useful map of 458 papers, a structured classification of threats and techniques, and a prioritized research agenda. The systematic protocol, the explicit grounding of the techniques taxonomy in a well-known external framework, and the acknowledgment of validity threats are strengths. However, the headline quantitative claims and the evidence base for the eight future directions are only as strong as the reproducibility and consistency of the selection and coding process, and several load-bearing points currently obstruct independent verification.

major comments (4)

[Section 5 and RQ2 answer] The taxonomy is internally inconsistent. Section 5 says the taxonomy 'categorizes threats into seven major domains' but then enumerates six: Energy Constraint, Network Issues, Hardware Failure, Software Failure, Environmental Impact, and Operational Failures. The RQ2 answer (1) also claims seven categories and adds 'Communication Breakdowns' as a seventh, yet no section or subsection defines or discusses Communication Breakdowns. This inconsistency undermines the claim of a structured synthesis; please either add the missing domain or revise the count and the RQ2 answer to match the six categories actually presented.
[Section 3.2 vs. Sections 5.3 and 5.4] The stated exclusion criteria conflict with included content. Section 3.2 says the authors 'excluded studies primarily focused on cybersecurity, hardware-level reliability, or other secondary literature,' but Section 5.4 covers system vulnerabilities, including exploitation by attackers, channel access attacks, and hijacking, and Section 5.3 covers hardware failures including sensor malfunction, actuator failure, and component aging. Section 5.2 also discusses deliberate channel interference. As written, the operational inclusion rule is unclear and could bias the 458-paper sample. Please clarify how security- and hardware-related literature was actually treated, and either revise the exclusion statement or justify the inclusion of these threat categories within the dependability scope.
[Section 3.1 and Section 8] The search is not currently reproducible. Section 3.1 gives a single Boolean search string, but Section 8 concedes that 'minor adjustments were made to tailor the queries for specific databases, which could introduce inconsistencies.' The exact per-database queries are not provided anywhere in the manuscript, so the reported 1,848 initial records and the resulting 458-paper sample cannot be independently reproduced. Please include the full query used for each of the five databases, such as in an appendix or supplementary file.
[Section 4.1.1 and Figures 2 and 3] The keyword-frequency counts are presented without the coding protocol needed to audit them. The text reports counts such as reliability (380 mentions) and network disconnection (330 mentions), and Figures 2 and 3 show temporal trends, but there is no coding dictionary, no definition of the counting unit (per paper, per occurrence, per tagged sentence), no paper-level tallies, and no inter-rater agreement measures. These counts are the empirical basis for the trend claims and for RQ1, and they indirectly support the gap analysis in Section 7. Please add a description of the coding procedure, the complete keyword dictionary, and ideally a supplementary data file with per-paper coding results.

minor comments (5)

[Table 6] The table is titled 'Fault Forecasting Techniques,' but the first column of both data rows reads 'Fault Prevention.' Please correct the label to 'Fault Forecasting.'
[Section 4.1.2] The sentence 'Mentions of detection and diagnosis techniques, though lower in frequency not shown in the picture, show gradual growth with single-digit' is unclear; if a category is omitted from Figure 3d, please state this in the figure caption or include the category in the figure.
[Section 4, text near Figure 1] The phrase 'This numbers shows' should be 'These numbers show.'
[Table 2] Several cells contain duplicate bracketed citations, for example [345] in 'Adverse Weather Conditions' and [109], [86], and [291] in 'Component Aging.' Please deduplicate the citation lists.
[Section 2 and Section 3.2] The text states that the survey 'do[es] not cover security and privacy-related issues,' which is consistent with the exclusion criterion in Section 3.2 but is difficult to reconcile with the security-related content in Section 5.4; aligning these statements is part of major comment 2 above.

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No significant circularity: the survey is a systematic literature review whose taxonomy and method come from external sources, and its trend claims are not forced by construction.

full rationale

This is a systematic literature review, not a derivation or prediction chain. The central claims—458 retained papers, threat and technique taxonomies, trend counts, and eight future research directions—are the outputs of applying the external Petersen et al. methodology and the external Avizienis et al. fault taxonomy to a corpus assembled by database search. The search string itself requires at least one dependability-related term, so reporting that reliability is the most frequent metric is a corpus-relative observation, not a tautology: the query was an OR of many terms (dependability, reliability, availability, safety, fault-tolerance, resiliency, resilience, survivability, robustness, performability), so the prominence of reliability was not forced by construction. The authors cite their own prior work [217, 218] as part of the surveyed literature, but those citations appear only as items in Table 4 and Table 6 and are not load-bearing for the taxonomy, trend analysis, or gap statements. The classification framework is adopted from Avizienis et al. (2004), an external standard, and the review method is adopted from Petersen et al. (2008), also external. The eight future directions are presented as author judgments grounded in the reviewed gap analysis, not as mathematically forced consequences. While the survey has reproducibility limitations (per-database query adjustments, subjective screening, unstated coding rules), those are threats to validity explicitly acknowledged in Section 8 and are concerns about evidence quality, not circularity. No step reduces, by the paper's own equations or by self-citation, to its own inputs.

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The survey introduces no free parameters or invented entities. Its claims rest on methodological and scoping assumptions common to systematic reviews: the Avizienis dependability decomposition, the Petersen mapping method, the equivalence of keyword frequency to research emphasis, and the sufficiency of the search strings to capture relevant literature.

assumptions (4)

domain assumption Dependability is decomposed into reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety, following Avizienis et al. 2004 [23].
Used to define the survey scope in Sections 1 and 3 and to select search keywords; alternative dependability definitions could change inclusion decisions.
domain assumption Keyword frequency counts in titles and abstracts of selected papers proxy for research emphasis and trends.
Section 4.1 bases trend claims on keyword mentions; no validation is provided that keyword occurrence maps to actual research contribution.
domain assumption Petersen's systematic mapping methodology [260], as applied here, yields an unbiased and comprehensive corpus.
Section 3 follows this methodology, but per-database query adjustments and subjective screening can introduce bias, as acknowledged in Section 8.
domain assumption The Avizienis fault taxonomy (prevention, tolerance, removal, forecasting) is sufficient to classify all mitigation techniques in the reviewed corpus.
Section 6 organizes all techniques into these four classes; a different framework might produce different categories and different reported gaps.

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Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle (UAV) computing and networking are becoming a fundamental computation infrastructure for diverse cyber-physical application systems. UAVs can be empowered by AI on edge devices and can communicate with other UAVs and ground stations via wireless communication networks. Dynamic computation demands and heterogeneous computing resources are distributed in the system and need to be controlled to maintain the quality of services and to accomplish critical missions. With the evolution of UAV-based systems, dependability assurance of such systems emerges as a crucial challenge. UAV-based systems confront diverse sources of uncertainty that may threaten their dependability, such as software bugs, component failures, network disconnections, battery shortages, and disturbances from the real world. In this paper, we conduct systematic literature reviews on the dependability of UAV-based networks and computing systems. The survey report reveals emerging research trends in this field and summarizes the literature into comprehensive categories by threat types and adopted technologies. Based on our literature reviews, we identify eight research fields that require further exploration in the future to achieve dependable UAV-based systems.

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**Figure 1.** The number of articles per year 4.1 Research trends To systematically analyze the research trends in the dependability of UAV-based systems, we closely examined the keyword frequencies and their temporal variations over the investigation period. 4.1.1 Keyward frequency analysis. First, we examined the total number of occurrences over the ten years for selected keywords in various subjects. The comparison of keyword … view at source ↗

**Figure 2.** Word frequencies across five major analysis aspects (a–e). [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p007_2.png] view at source ↗

**Figure 3.** Topic trends over the years across five categories: (a) metrics, (b) system types, (c) threats, (d) techniques, and (e) applications. [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p008_3.png] view at source ↗

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**Figure 4.** Figure 4: Dependability threats of UAV-based systems [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p011_4.png]

**Figure 5.** Figure 5: Dependability techniques for UAV-based systems [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p022_5.png]

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