Project description
Charting a flight path for operational efficiency
In the complex realm of air traffic management, the EU has been striving to tackle issues related to mission trajectories, airspace access and data protection. In this context, the EU-funded MITRANO project aims to validate and enhance the management of mission trajectories and civil–military collaborative decision-making at the network level, encompassing air traffic control operations. By introducing advanced design principles for military airspace access (DMA of type 3) and a robust technological solution for safeguarding aircraft surveillance data, MITRANO aims to boost cooperation and interoperability in air traffic management. This project’s ripple effects extend beyond immediate improvements. By leveraging automated data sets for information exchange, MITRANO will empower operators and decision-makers to enhance their operational efficiency.
Objective
The MITRANO project validates the management of mission trajectories and civil-military CDM at network level and in ATC operations, including advanced design principles for the military access to airspace, the DMA of type 3, and provides a technological solution for aircraft surveillance data protection, hence proving enhancement of civil-military cooperation and interoperability in ATM.
Furthermore, the validated solutions will contribute to the digital transformation of European ATM, by using as core of information exchange, data sets created and disseminated automatically by technical systems, hence supporting operators and decision-makers to increase the efficiency of their activities.
Nevertheless, the project supports the implementation of a Green Single European Sky by reducing the airspace segregations in the ATM network, hence enabling all categories of airspace users to fly more direct and efficient routes with a positive impact to the reduction of emissions.
The validation activities are organized within three solutions: two operational and one technological, CNS related that ensure the development and validation of three overarching R&I topics:
• Mission Trajectory in the ATM network execution phase through associated network management and ATC processes
• Mission Trajectory with DMA of type 3
• Security aspects for ADSB (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) phase overlay
The key operational expected results reside in uptake from civil and military ATM stakeholders of the MT validated concept and the associated network level civil-military CDM and on the DMA type 3 concept. Furthermore, ADS-B authentication layer and resilience to integrity attacks, and the definition of a management system capable of distributing authentication keys to aircraft is a key expectation.
The expected outcomes will bring performance benefits in the areas of airspace capacity, environment, operational eficiency, civil-military coordination, and security.
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- engineering and technology mechanical engineering vehicle engineering aerospace engineering aircraft
- social sciences social geography transport transport planning air traffic management
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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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1130 Bruxelles / Brussel
Belgium
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