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MeetingACGS Committee Meeting 97 - Tahoe - March 2006
Agenda Location6 SUBCOMMITTEE C - AVIONICS AND SYSTEM
6.2 Flight Demonstration of Next Generation Air Transportation System Capabilities
TitleFlight Demonstration of Next Generation Air Transportation System Capabilities
PresenterCarl Jezierski
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AbstractThe integrated architecture for 2025, the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NGATS), is envisioned to be “One in which pilots fly 4-D de-deconflicted trajectories that ensure safety separation standards are achieved; where distributed decision-making, based on complete situational awareness, provide vast user flexibility; and allowing the injection of emerging concepts to be easily integrated with existing elements.” (“NGATS ATM Enterprise Architecture Report”, Crown Consulting, June 2005). Transitioning to space-based communication, navigation and surveillance subsystems offers increased capabilities while at the same time presenting opportunities to reduce ground-based infrastructure cost.
This presentation briefly describes several of the airborne technologies which will provide some of these capabilities and the testing/demonstration activities that will be conducted in the near future at the FAA William J Hughes Technical Center.



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