Air Trafic Management

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Department of Aerospace Engineering

Synopsis:

The course provides basic technical survey of current systems and procedures used in ATM/CNS domain. ATM concepts and strategies planned for the next few years are presented in technical and operational context and the impact on individual processes, technology and systems are discussed.

Requirements:

No requirements

Syllabus of lectures:

1) Current ATM systems, its function blocks and relationships

2) ATS

3) ATFCM

4) ASM

5) CNS systems

6) CNS systems

7) ATM data link system

8) Systems monitoring and technical supervision

9) ATM simulators

10) ATM future conceptions and strategies (SESAR, „Free Flight“, FANS, ?)

11) EUROCONTROL - CFMU

12) FAB

13) ATS and AOS datalink applications

Syllabus of tutorials:

1) Flight plan, content, conversion to electronic format

2) ATC support systems and usage

3) ORM messages application (among CFMU, AO, ATC)

4) Airspace management; route creating according to AUP

5) Analysis and modeling of performance parameters of selected CNS systems

6) Analysis and modeling of performance parameters of selected CNS systems

7) OLDI messages application

8) CPDLC, CDU/CMU datalink simulator

9) The excursion into ANS of Czech Republic Training Centre

10) (A)CDM application; examples; estimated take of time calculations

11) FPL check, observation and evaluation of sector capacity, examples

12) System Wide Information Management (SWIM) ? application, advantages; examples

13) Student teamwork and presentations: New trends in ATM

Study Objective:

The subject gives basic information about ATM/CNS domain. Student obtains state of the art knowledge which can help him to understand CNS/ATM systems and technologies used on today?s commercial airliners.

Study materials:

?Kulčák L.: Air Traffic Management, Akademické nakladatelství CERM, s.r.o. Brno, 2002

?Cook A.: European Air Traffic Management: Principles, Practice, and Research, Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2007

?Myron Kayton, Walter R. Fried: Avionics Navigation Systems, John Wiley & Sons, 1997

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: