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Title: "When the Sky Falls: Cybersecurity Threats to Mining's Aerial Operations"

Equipment used

list of attack vectors

countermeasures

  • Incident response
  • training
  • P2P encryption
    • consider PSK

Klanker results

Satellites for Surveying Mining Sites (Geological Surveys)

  • Landsat series (NASA/USGS): Multispectral imaging for mineral mapping and alteration detection.
  • ASTER (NASA/Japan): Hyperspectral for ore deposit mapping and alteration zones.
  • Sentinel-2 (ESA): High-res multispectral for rock/vegetation analysis.
  • WorldView-3 (Maxar): 30cm res hyperspectral for detailed mineralogy.
  • Hyperion/Prisma (NASA/ASI): Hyperspectral for spectral signatures.

Satellites for Continuous Monitoring

  • Sentinel-1 (ESA): SAR radar for slope stability, stockpiles, and deformation (every 6-12 days).
  • Landsat series: Optical time-series for land changes and environmental impacts.
  • Sentinel-2: Frequent revisits for vegetation, water, and disturbance tracking.
  • WorldView-3: High-res for ongoing stockpile and spill detection.

Drones Commonly Used in Mining Surveys

  • DJI Matrice 300 RTK: High-precision mapping, LiDAR, and thermal imaging for geological surveys and stockpile analysis.
  • DJI Phantom 4 RTK: Photogrammetry for detailed 3D terrain models and mineral exploration.
  • SenseFly eBee X: Fixed-wing for large-scale surveys, multispectral sensors for mineral detection.
  • Freefly Alta X: Heavy-lift for LiDAR and geophysical sensors, ideal for rugged mining terrain.
  • WingtraOne: VTOL drone for high-res mapping and hyperspectral imaging in remote sites.