Project description
A new concept for better air traffic control
Recent significant changes in weather conditions, as well as crises and impactful events, have resulted in an increased management workload for air traffic control (ATC). Weather disruptions create challenges in the management of incoming and outgoing flights, and events have led to rapid fluctuations in flight demand. The EU-funded GALAAD project aims to contribute to the SESAR 3 IR aviation Green Deal topic by developing and validating an innovative solution that will enhance ATC operations, rendering them more resilient, adaptable and sustainable in the face of potential disruptions. To achieve this, the project will introduce a concept for flexible RNP arrival routes for aircraft, enabling better responses to high traffic density and improving fuel efficiency.
Objective
The GALAAD Green Aviation Lean Arrivals And Dynamicity project proposal contributes to the SESAR 3 IR Aviation Green Deal topic.
The project proposes to develop and validate a concept for dynamic RNP route allocation in the terminal area in order to make ATC operations more sustainable, resilient, responsive and adaptative towards operational condition changes and traffic demand variations. The research addresses the development of the end-to-end concept, including relevant decision support tools evolution and cross-border aspects. The idea is to move away from fixed RNP arrival route stuctures towards a flexible approach able to provide agile responses to variations of operational conditions in the terminal area, such as traffic density, airspace availability or environmental/weather constraints, and to develop the best eco-friendly routes structures.
As operational improvements, the introduction of the GALAAD-proposed concept related to a dynamicity in the use of RNP route structures within the terminal area is expected to provide greater fuel efficiency and environmental sustainability without negatively impacting capacity while improving safety and cost efficiency.
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HORIZON.2.5 - Climate, Energy and Mobility
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-SESAR-2022-DES-IR-01
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00138 Roma
Italy
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