Centre for ATM Research is organising the workshop on Open source tools for ATM modelling and research, on 7th June 2024. 

For registration and logistical detaisl contact us on airspace-research@westminster.ac.uk

The ATM team was present in full force, in several sessions and a few posters:

• Roadmap for a European Open Science Alliance for ATM Research – paper presentation
• RESEARCH PRIORITIES IN THE EUROPEAN ATM MASTER PLAN 2024 UPDATE – panel discussion
• Mercury: an Open Source Platform for the Evaluation of Air Transport Mobility – paper presentation
• Green-GEAR – poster
• MultiModX (Integrated Passenger-Centric Planning of Multimodal Transport Networks) – poster
• Mercury – poster
• Engage 2 KTN – poster

Prof. Andrew Cook and Tatjana (Tanja) Bolic presenting the work done on Engage SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking project at Airspace World !

Dispatcher3 provides a prototype for the use of machine learning techniques to support flight preparation activities: from operational plan definition and update (D-1) to advice for crew pre-departure on runway and holdings at arrival.

The final results will be available in the final verification and validation report. We’ll let you know when it’s available in the project website: www.dispatcher3.eu

The project has been developed by Innaxis, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, PACE Aerospace & IT, skeyes and University of Westminster. It is a #h2020 #cleansky2 innovation action with Thales as Topic Manager.