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Air RESEARCH: EMERTA Click here to browse the final summary report

Project Acronym: EMERTA
Type of contract: CSC
Project title: Emerging technologies opportunities, issues and impact on ATM
Main contractor: THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENSE ACTING THROUGH THE DEFENCE EVALUATION AND RESEARCH AGENCY
Type organisation: Research
Country: UNITED KINGDOM
Start date & duration: 1999-01-01 , 15 months
Area: Air transport - ATM domain
Total cost: 987782.00 ECU
Total EU contribution: 493891.00 ECU


Objectives of research

Main objectives:

The objectives of the EMERTA project are:
1. To establish the feasibility of using emerging NGSS services 'as they are' to meet Air Traffic Service (ATS) and Airline Operation Centre (AOC) requirements. This will include the definition of a European-level NGSS demonstration/validation project.
2. To support a European input to international standardisation activities in such forums as ICAO and RTCA/EUROCAE, insofar as they are concerned with the technologies and concepts covered by Project EMERTA.
3. To provide inputs to the specification of detailed requirements for a second generation of Low/Medium Earth Orbit (LEO/MEO) satellite systems and services, for deployment beyond the year 2005.
4. To assess the practical feasibility of the early introduction, in the European ATM environment, of one or more selected ADS-B/ASAS application scenarios, paying particular attention to safety and transition aspects. This will be supported by an outline indication of the cost/benefit issues associated with the scenario(s).
5. To develop initial indications and guidelines on how to deploy ADS-B in Europe, in the context of the ASAS concept, in terms of the potential requirement for reserved airspace and how best to deal with a mixed aircraft population (where some aircraft have an ASAS capability, but others do not).


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General Information:

Participants

Organisation Type Country
THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENSE ACTING THROUGH THE DEFENCE EVALUATION AND RESEARCH AGENCY Research UNITED KINGDOM
STICHTING NATIONAAL LUCHT- EN RUIMTEVAARTLABORATORIUM Research NETHERLANDS
SOCIÉTÉ FRANÇAISE D'ETUDES ET DE RÉALISATIONS D'EQUIPEMENTS AÉRONAUTIQUES SA Industry FRANCE
AIRSYS ATM S.A. Industry FRANCE
AEROSPATIALE AIRCRAFT BUSINESS Industry FRANCE
NATIONAL AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES LIMITED Consultancy UNITED KINGDOM

Coordinator's details:

Name: BOOTH, R.P. "Bill" (Mr)
Tel: +44-1684-894916
Fax: +44-1684-894109
Email:booth@atc.dera.gov.uk

Address:

THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENSE ACTING THROUGH THE DEFENCE EVALUATION AND RESEARCH AGENCY
Ively Road
GU14 0LX
UNITED KINGDOM


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