Industrial Research & Validation for Civil-military Interoperability & Coordination

To achieve the expected outcomes, all or some of the following should be addressed.

• Access to airspace. This element will involve further develop the seamless access to airspace to both civil and military users (R&I need: access to airspace and SWIM). It includes, for example, the following features:
  • Advanced dynamic mobile areas. This will support dynamic configuration of segregated airspace and management of mission trajectories, thus contributing to the efficiency of both civil and military operations. The areas will have the potential to ‘roll up’ following use over time, distance and volume as a mission progresses, allowing the early release of airspace for other users. The concept of dynamic mobile areas reduces the need for static airspace reservation, as it protects the aircraft along its trajectory, not linked to any geographical location.
  • Mission trajectory management. The research