Project description
Airport–surface transport decision and crisis management support
Effective airport management is key to reducing delays, enhancing the quality of service to passengers, and ensuring their safety. To manage operations and handle disruptions, it is important to ensure seamless collaboration between airports and ground transport stakeholders. The EU-funded ARCADE project aims to enhance information, situation awareness, and decision making in networks. This will be achieved through the development of an adaptive multimodal performance cockpit along with a network crisis management system. The aim of the project is to enhance the predictability of air traffic management and crisis handling in order to make travel easy for passengers. The benefits of such solutions are that they are flexible and can be applied in airports of different sizes.
Objective
By leveraging and expanding the foundational work carried out by the Travel Wise, TAM, IMHOTEP, and MultiModX projects, the overall goal of ARCADE is to develop a coherent set of information systems and decision support tools that enable information sharing, common situational awareness, and collaborative decision-making between airports and surface transport stakeholders, with the aim of increasing the predictability of ATM operations, improving airport resources management, supporting disruption and crisis management at both airport and network level, and enhancing passenger experience. The project will develop two Solutions, Solution A: Integrated Multimodal Performance Cockpit and Proactive Disruption Management and Solution B: Multimodal Network Crisis Management, which will be flexible enough to be adopted by different types of airports (e.g. CDM and non-CDM airports) in a variety of operational environments (e.g. different levels of data availability).
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HORIZON.2.5 - Climate, Energy and Mobility
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HORIZON-JU-RIA - HORIZON JU Research and Innovation Actions
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-SESAR-2025-DES-IR-02
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00185 ROMA
Italy
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