| dc.description.abstract | The integration of geospatial datasets with aviation safety regulations has become
increasingly critical for modern airspace management, particularly in developing nations
such as Sri Lanka. This review examines the current state of geospatial datasets available
for Sri Lanka and their role in implementing and managing no-fly zone regulations. It
analyzes the regulatory framework established by the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri
Lanka (CAASL), the technological infrastructure supporting geospatial data collection
and management, and the challenges encountered in deploying effective no-fly zone
monitoring systems. The findings reveal significant gaps in data standardization,
interoperability issues among geospatial platforms, and the need for enhanced real time monitoring capabilities. This review synthesizes existing research, identifies key
technological and regulatory challenges, and proposes recommendations to improve
the integration of geospatial datasets with aviation safety protocols within Sri Lanka’s
unique geographic and political context. | en_US |
