We are breaking our own records yet again!
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We expect 2020 to be the largest World ATM Congress ever with over 250 exhibitors, more square footage, and ten percent more registrations at this date than last year!
And with 130 sessions of free programming, it's time to get excited and start planning your time at
World ATM Congress. Take a look at some of our offerings below!
Register now and enter the ATMosphere for Business.
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World ATM Congress News Update
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Presentation Theatres UAS Spotlight
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Tuesday, 10 March
Solving the Diversity Challenge - Wing
Wing ATM Theatre - 13.10
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The variety of manned and unmanned aircraft sharing the sky has created a demand for new players, new systems, and new procedures to deliver a more automated, digitized process for airspace integration. The scope of this need is much more broad than is available through traditional ATM today. While the aviation industry continues to debate how to achieve an ATM ecosystem that includes drones, collaboration and interoperability are principals we can generally agree on. This panel brings together operators across the value chain, all of which represent the diversity of the market. The panel will share examples that highlight the many data layers required for safe manned/unmanned integration: geo-awareness, registration, flight planning, notification and approval, and how these applications may be a part of future U-space regulation.
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Wednesday, 11 March
Operations Concepts for Mature Urban Air Mobility: Early Insights from NASA’s UAM Community ConOps
- Deloitte
FABEC Ops Theatre - 16.00
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Urban air mobility (UAM) represents an exciting paradigm shift, taking aviation from a predominately long-distance public transportation mode to an integral component of regional and local transportation. This session describes the latest UAM concepts developed through Deloitte’s work with NASA and a broad cross-section of the UAM community to develop a concept of operations at a mid-level of maturity. The concept envisages a future where hundreds to thousands of semi-autonomous EVTOLs (passenger drones) operate in urban settings, servicing high-demand routes to reduce congestion, supporting emergency response operations, and providing on-demand air mobility.
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Thursday, 12 March
Increasing Air Traffic Safety Through
Effective Drone Detection
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Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
Aireon Spotlight Stage - 10.30
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Drones that fly above prohibited areas are an increasing security risk. Remotely controlled drones repeatedly violate personal privacy, the boundaries of protected areas and air traffic safety. Regardless of the drone pilot’s intention, drones pose a serious safety risk. A multisensor approach is imperative in nearly all counter-drone scenarios, but is particularly important in the vicinity of airports. Radar technology is used especially to locate drones in the airspace. However, to locate the pilot, which is the only means to minimize costly down times, other technologies are needed. Learn more about remote control signal detections and in particular how to address the challenges encountered in the airport environment.
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“Europe For Aviation” Teaming Up to Tackle Sustainability, Capacity, and Innovation at World ATM Congress
The
“Europe For Aviation” Stand (#849) and Theatre (#1151)
will host a wide range of briefings, presentations, and guided SESAR walking tours, illustrating the collaboration in action between the European aviation organisations working to implement the Single European Sky (SES), namely the European Commission, EUROCONTROL, SESAR Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU), SESAR Deployment Manager (SESAR DM), European Union Aviation Safety Agency, European Defence Agency, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA), and EUROCAE. In doing so, these EU bodies will show how between them they cover the full project management cycle from policy and funding to research and deployment.
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Airways New Zealand is a world-leading commercial ANSP, looking after key aviation infrastructure around New Zealand and managing more than 1 million traffic movements per year into and around New Zealand’s 30 million square kilometres of airspace. Airways International Ltd is the commercial arm of Airways New Zealand, providing training, digital products, aeronautical information management, procedure design, and aviation consultancy services to customers in the Middle East, Asia, Hong Kong, the Pacific, Africa, Europe, and North America. They offer globally recognised ATC training programmes, advanced simulation and selection solutions, and interactive learning resources to help customers achieve lower training costs and higher success rates. Airways has been training their own air traffic controllers since 1950, and have been working with other international ANSPs for over 30 years in the delivery of ATC training, simulation, and consultancy services.
Visit them at Stand 592.
Want to see your organisation here? Contact
Rugger Smith
today.
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World ATM Congress 2020 Sponsors
Thank you to the organisations that help make World ATM Congress such a success.
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