Webinar on SESAR Solution PJ.02-W2-21.1
SESAR 3 JU founding member, DFS, is organising a webinar to present the results from test to validate a solution on extended airport safety nets for controllers (SESAR Solution PJ.02-W2-21.1).
This webinar focuses on conflicting ATC clearances (CATC), a new airport safety net developed and validated in SESAR 1, detecting conflict situations when clearing aircraft at airports to mitigate the risks of incidents and accidents. Extending this approach, the present solution provides a set of improvements and new features:
- The extended CATC is a perfect supplement to support the safe application of reduced runway separation minima.
- CATC is now applied to the entire manoeuvring area, i.e., it is also extended to ground operations.
- The extended CATC predictive indication informs the ATCO that a clearance to be issued will cause a clearance conflict.
- CATC works smoothly with conditional clearances.
- CATC makes full use of the digital information available at control towers.
- A new calibration approach optimises CATC alerts to ensure the best possible alarm trigger timing.
- The combination of new and extended features largely reduces the occurrence of false alerts.
Agenda
14:00 |
Start of the event |
Stephen Straub |
DFS |
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Welcome |
Christine Schierhorn |
DFS |
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The SESAR Programme |
Roberto Ghidini |
SJU |
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Introduction to Project PJ.02 |
Catherine Chalon |
EUROCONTROL |
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SESAR@TANGe |
Marco Weber |
DFS |
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Solution 21.1 |
Stephen Straub |
DFS |
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Validation Platform |
Benjamin Weiß |
DFS |
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Long-term Validation |
Felix Schmitt |
DFS |
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Final validation and results |
Stephen Straub |
DFS |
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Questions and discussion Closing remarks |
All |
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16:00 |
End of the event |
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Registration
Register by sending an e-mail with subject ‘SESAR Webinar’, your name, title and organisation by 27 June 2022 to: [email protected]
The project received funding from the SESAR Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 874470.