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Hamlet David Reynoso Vanderhorst is a leading voice in the strategic integration of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) within public-sector operations, particularly in disaster management and urban planning. His work focuses on bridging the gap between emerging drone technology and the bureaucratic realities of developing nations. His most influential paper, “Strategic framework of Unmanned Aerial Systems integration in the disaster management public organisations of the Dominican Republic” (2021, 35 citations), provides a foundational model for embedding UAS into government emergency response, addressing critical operational and policy challenges. Reynoso Vanderhorst further explores the economic and structural hurdles of drone adoption in his 2022 study on barriers and cost models within decentralised systems (5 citations), offering a pragmatic lens for implementation in resource-constrained environments. His 2021 work on UAS for urban planning (8 citations) demonstrates how robotics can streamline repetitive, high-risk tasks, enhancing productivity in city development. By tackling both the technical promise and the institutional friction of drone integration, Reynoso Vanderhorst’s research offers actionable roadmaps for public organisations seeking to modernise—making him a key figure in the global conversation on UAS governance and smart city innovation.