基于标准汇编的低空经济标准化发展研究OA

[Objective]Low-altitude economy is becoming an important arena for technological progress and industrial change worldwide.Scaled growth in this sector depends largely on a strong and adaptable standardization framework.[Methods]A dataset built for this research contains more than 529 standards spanning international,national,industrial,local,and association levels.Each item was reviewed with both statistical profiling and comparative analysis.[Results]Market forces have a clear influence.Association standards make up about 47.26%of the total,industrial standards roughly 28.54%,while the proportion of national and international standards is relatively low.Content is heavily weighted toward"low altitude aircraft"and"application scenarios,"which together cover over 64%of the dataset.In contrast,foundational areas such as"airspace management"and"flight service management"contribute only 1.1%,limiting the shift from pilot projects to large scale,routine operations.[Conclusions]The current standards system is active in responding to market demand,but there are obvious shortcomings in cross-disciplinary collaboration,forward-looking technology layout,and the participation in international standard development.It suggests that optimizing from both management and technical dimensions provides a theoretical basis and practical reference for building a balanced and efficient low altitude economic standards ecosystem.