In Urban Warfare, the enemy is at close range; snipers are almost always present; stress is extremely high; and the opposing force is frequently indistinguishable from the civilian population. On-going events in the Middle East and the general rise in world-wide terrorism has shown that small cells of “terrorist” forces are able to inflict severe developments in Urban Warfare sensors and their possible role.
Remote surveillance sensors are expected to play an increasing role in support of battlefield operations of the future. This paper discusses the developments within remote ground sensors, particularly the miniaturisation of these devices such that they could now be deployed and monitored from UAVs.
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