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Drone Rules for Centro Tecnológico da Marinha em São Paulo

Iperó, State of São Paulo (sp) • Brazil
Estr. Vicinal Sorocaba-Iperó, Km 12,5 s/n - Zona Rural, Iperó - SP, 18560-000, Brazil
Lat: -23.3934 • Lng: -47.6062

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May 27, 2026 9:37 PM Approved • sources, rules, description and circle
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  • https://publicacoes.decea.mil.br/publicacao/ICA-100-40 — Under DECEA instruction ICA 100-40 and federal nuclear safety regulations, active nuclear research sites, strategic naval technology centers, and military laboratories are permanently closed to all unauthorized civilian unmanned aircraft.
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Rule category Ground Air
Flight status Unknown NoFly
Summary The airspace over and surrounding the Centro Tecnológico da Marinha em São Paulo (CTMSP) (Iperó / São Paulo, SP) is classified as a strictly Prohibited National Security and Nuclear Isolation Zone. Civilian drone flights are entirely banned within this perimeter to protect strategic nuclear research, classified defense
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The Centro Tecnológico da Marinha em São Paulo (CTMSP), particularly its Aramar Experimental Center in Iperó, is the crown jewel of the Brazilian Navy's high-tech development. This high-security military complex is where the National Nuclear Submarine Development Program (PROSUB) is engineered, housing uranium enrichment laboratories, nuclear reactor prototypes, and sensitive research warehouses. Because of its dual nature as both a critical defense facility and a nuclear research site, it operates under the most stringent security protocols in Brazil.

Operating a civilian drone near a nuclear research and naval technology facility is dangerous and highly illegal. The risks include unauthorized surveillance of classified energy infrastructure, potential physical hazards to industrial containment zones, and severe interference with sensitive electronic arrays. The entire perimeter is heavily defended by automated counter-UAS (anti-drone) systems, high-frequency signal jammers, and round-the-clock military patrols. Under DECEA instruction ICA 100-40 and federal strategic defense laws, any unauthorized civilian aircraft entering this zone will be immediately neutralized, the equipment will be confiscated, and the operator will face severe federal criminal charges related to national security violations.
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+ The Centro Tecnológico da Marinha em São Paulo (CTMSP), particularly its Aramar Experimental Center in Iperó, is the crown jewel of the Brazilian Navy's high-tech development. This high-security military complex is where the National Nuclear Submarine Development Program (PROSUB) is engineered, housing uranium enrichment laboratories, nuclear reactor prototypes, and sensitive research warehouses. Because of its dual nature as both a critical defense facility and a nuclear research site, it operates under the most stringent security protocols in Brazil.
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+ Operating a civilian drone near a nuclear research and naval technology facility is dangerous and highly illegal. The risks include unauthorized surveillance of classified energy infrastructure, potential physical hazards to industrial containment zones, and severe interference with sensitive electronic arrays. The entire perimeter is heavily defended by automated counter-UAS (anti-drone) systems, high-frequency signal jammers, and round-the-clock military patrols. Under DECEA instruction ICA 100-40 and federal strategic defense laws, any unauthorized civilian aircraft entering this zone will be immediately neutralized, the equipment will be confiscated, and the operator will face severe federal criminal charges related to national security violations.