## Appendix A  
In this appendix, a series of indicative examples of complex missions follows, aiming for the reader of this work to gain a comprehensive understanding of the types of missions requiring specialized information handling: \begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{c c c} \hline \hline
**Number** & **Description** & **Category** \\ \hline
1 & Scheduled transportation of explosive materials & Hazardous Material Transport \\  & for use in quarties. & Environmental Management \\
2 & Aerial spraying in various areas in cultivated, forested areas, fields, or even inhabited regions. & Secure Transport \\
3 & Scheduled money transport from mainland to island areas. & Logistics/Transport Management \\
4 & Fleet route management, traffic flow analysis, and ad hoc, optimal routes. & Emergency Response/Hazardous Incident \\  & Incident management for a truck carrying & Emergency Response/Hazardous Incident \\
5 & hazardous materials and toxic chemicals (or hazardous biological or radiological substances) & Emergency Response/Hazardous Incident \\  & near cultivable agricultural or residential areas. & Management of fire incident or bus accidents in a tunnel requiring medical intervention. \\
6 & Handling helicopter (civilian or military) crashes & Search and Rescue/Emergency Response \\
7 & in mountainous regions or international waters & Maritime Incident Management \\  & during extreme environmental conditions. & Emergency Response/Infrastructure \\
8 & Handling a maritime accident involving & Aviation Security/Emergency Response \\
8 & Treatment damage of a passenger ship. & Disaster Management \\
9 & Incident management for a power outage due to a fire at an electrical substation. & Maritime Security \\
10 & Managing a severe traffic accident and urgent & \\
11 & Transportation of injured people to a hospital. & Emergency Response/Accident Management \\
11 & Air piracy and forced landing. & Aviation Security/Emergency Response \\
12 & Crisis management for heavy rainfall, flooding, & Disaster Management \\  & and extreme natural events. & \\  & Maritime piracy on a commercial ship and & \\
13 & movement of the captured ship in a national or & Maritime Security \\  & international sea area. & \\  & Catastrophic event or sabotage against energy & \\
14 & facilities on the mainland (i.e., natural gas & Infrastructure Security/Disaster Management \\  & pipelines) or in the sea (i.e., oil-drilling platforms). & Environmental Crisis/Emergency Response \\
15 & Ecological disaster due to an oil spill from a tanker. & Disaster Management/Emergency Response \\
16 & Catastrophic events in extreme weather conditions & Disaster Management/Emergency Response \\  & requiring vehicle movement in rough terrain. & \\
17 & Urgent transport of a vital organ for transplant & Medical Emergency Transport \\
18 & Multi-national operations against terrorism. & Counter-Terrorism \\
19 & International cybersecurity operations. & Cybersecurity/Intelligence \\
20 & Emergency evacuation plan implementation for an & Emergency Management and Public Safety \\  & inhabited area. & All-powered attack on the electrical grid of \\
21 & A-powered attack on the electrical grid of \\  & a country. & \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
\end{table} 
Table 1: Indicative complex mission examples. * _Example of transportation of medical transplant_. Organizing a medical transplant mission is a complex process that requires detailed planning and coordination. Key information includes understanding the specific type of medical transplant, as each type has unique procedures and handling requirements. Equally important is assessing the health status of the donor to ensure the transplant's suitability. Information about the recipient's medical condition is crucial for compatibility and to evaluate potential rejection risks. Additionally, the storage and transportation of the transplant material must meet specific requirements to preserve its viability.