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ATM OPERATIONS ON SERVICE PLATFORM FOR HARMONISED INTEROPERABILITY

Objective

The European Air Traffic Management (ATM) system faces growing complexity due to increased traffic, evolving civil-military needs, environmental constraints, and new entrants. This demands a shift towards a more dynamic, resilient, and performance-based system with greater automation, interoperability, and flexibility.
The project proposes solutions to deploy next-generation ATM capabilities, enhancing operational efficiency, scalability, sustainability, and secure access to airspace. Key objectives include:
- Advanced Air Traffic Control (ATC) platforms with integrated Communication, Navigation, Surveillance, and Meteorological services.
- Dynamic airspace management through real-time Dynamic Airspace Configuration and Demand-Capacity Balancing.
- Increased automation in demand-capacity balancing at local and network levels.
- Trajectory-Based Operations with automated cross-border clearances to optimize flight paths.
- Flexible and secure civil-military coordination.
- Capacity-on-demand services through automated, collaborative processes.
- Improved environmental performance via dynamic Performance Based Navigation routes.
- Digitalization and automation of civil-military Collaborative Decision Making for Airspace Management and Traffic Flow.
- Secure cross-border Mission Trajectory management and deployment of Dynamic Mobile Areas.
- Optimized airspace usage, operational efficiency, and enhanced safety for all airspace users.

The project is structured around seven integrated solutions, each targeting specific challenges with defined objectives and success criteria.

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HORIZON-JU-RIA - HORIZON JU Research and Innovation Actions

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Coordinator

LEONARDO - SOCIETA PER AZIONI
Net EU contribution

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€ 4 072 806,48
Address
PIAZZA MONTE GRAPPA 4
00195 Roma
Italy

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Region
Centro (IT) Lazio Roma
Activity type
Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
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