Abstract:The existing drone risk assessment mostly focuses on small drones, and there is relatively little research on the aging assessment system of large drones. In addition, there are problems such as insufficient consideration of indicator weights and poor evidence fusion effect in the evaluation process. This study proposes an improved D-S evidence theory method, using a combination of subjective and objective weighting, combined with triangular fuzzy number processing expert scoring, to optimize evidence fusion and solve risk levels. Taking a large unmanned aerial vehicle system as the research object, a two-level 18 item evaluation index system is constructed from five dimensions including ground station system, aircraft platform, and initial defects. Empirical analysis is carried out by combining application patterns and historical data. The results indicate that the system is at a medium to low risk level, with a membership degree of 73%. Compared with similar methods, this method has significant advantages in handling complex weights and multi-source information fusion, and can provide accurate decision-making basis for risk warning and control of large-scale elderly unmanned aerial vehicle systems.