Public perception of UAS privacy concerns: a gender comparison

IF 1.3 Q3 REMOTE SENSING
S. Rice, Gajapriya Tamilselvan, S. Winter, Mattie N. Milner, Emily C. Anania, Lauren A. Sperlak, Daniel A. Marte
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Abstract

While much research has examined engineering and practical uses of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), there have been very few studies that have examined privacy concerns that the public may have towards UASs. Even less research has been conducted on how gender and type of UAS mission may affect privacy concerns. This paper examines gender differences in privacy concerns across a wide array of UAS mission types. We also examine potential mediators that explain why females and males differ in their privacy concerns. A total of 1067 participants were presented with various hypothetical UAS missions across four studies. They were asked to provide privacy concerns scores and related information. The results of all four studies conclude that there are distinct gender differences in UAS privacy concerns. These differences are mediated by various factors. The researchers conclude that future UAS operation should take into consideration the public’s privacy concerns and that these concerns are different for females and males.
公众对无人机系统隐私问题的看法:性别比较
虽然许多研究都考察了无人机的工程和实际用途,但很少有研究考察公众对无人机的隐私问题。关于无人机任务的性别和类型如何影响隐私问题的研究更少。本文研究了各种无人机任务类型在隐私问题上的性别差异。我们还研究了解释为什么女性和男性在隐私问题上存在差异的潜在中介。在四项研究中,共有1067名参与者被介绍了各种假设的无人机任务。他们被要求提供隐私问题分数和相关信息。所有四项研究的结果都得出结论,在无人机隐私问题上存在明显的性别差异。这些差异是由各种因素介导的。研究人员得出结论,未来的无人机操作应该考虑到公众的隐私问题,这些问题对女性和男性来说是不同的。
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