Search for dissertations about: "Aircraft Traffic Management"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Aircraft Traffic Management.
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1. User Preferred Trajectories in Commercial Aircraft Operation: Design and Implementation
Abstract : This report describes how an aircraft creates and flies its User Preferred Trajectory from take-off to landing, based on the objectives and constraints the aircraft is subjected to from a technological and operational viewpoint. A basic description of commercial aircraft operation is given, with an emphasis on identifying the different stakeholders (Air Navigation Service Providers, Airline Operation Center, Pilot/Aircraft, Airport and Civil Aviation Authority). READ MORE
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2. Learning for safety in health care and air traffic control
Abstract : Introduction Risk management in enterprises, organisations and companies has had a long and complicated history. During the eighties, and at least during the beginning of the nineties, the notion concerning risk management was that if an accident happened in an otherwise perfect system it was due to the human operator in some way being the cause of the error. READ MORE
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3. Impact of Weather on Air Traffic Control
Abstract : Weather has a strong impact on Air Traffic Management (ATM). Inefficient weather avoidance procedures and inaccurate prognosis lead to longer aircraft routes and, as a result, to fuel waste and increased negative environmental impact. READ MORE
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4. On Integrity Monitoring of Integrated Navigation Systems
Abstract : In civil aviation a new philosophy for flight safety and traffic management is under development. The goal is to enable an expected increase in air traffic density by reducing aircraft separation. The accuracy of the position estimate determined by the navigation system in each aircraft determines this separation. READ MORE
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5. Exploring the Sources of Enterprise Agility in Software Organizations
Abstract : Software is one of the core elements that drive the modern economy, with visible use in areas such as personal computing, telecommunications and banking, and background use in areas such as aircraft traffic management, nuclear power generation, and automotive control systems. Organizations that build software are unique in that they span industrial domains, and at their core of what they do is codifying human knowledge. READ MORE