The NEWSKY network is designed to meet future air traffic control needs, in particular by increasing available bandwidth and geographic reach, to enable both the increased level of data communications, and more strategic planning of flight routes. TriaGnoSys’ role in NEWSKY is the design, implementation and integration of a demo test-bed to show the seamless integration of IPv6-based satellite and air-to-ground communications, which is the focus of the live demonstration at the leading event for air traffic management professionals. To that end, TriaGnoSys has developed and integrated the appropriate routing and mobility algorithms, system-level resource management strategies, and seamless hand-over techniques. The integrated network being demonstrated at ATC Global, at stand H129, will show advanced services such as graphical weather maps and VoIP, as well as passenger Internet connectivity. Further air traffic services applications are under development, as well as applications for airline operation communications, airline administrative correspondence, and inflight passenger communications.
Satnews Daily
March 9th, 2009
Future Air Traffic Control System From TriaGnoSys
The NEWSKY network is designed to meet future air traffic control needs, in particular by increasing available bandwidth and geographic reach, to enable both the increased level of data communications, and more strategic planning of flight routes. TriaGnoSys’ role in NEWSKY is the design, implementation and integration of a demo test-bed to show the seamless integration of IPv6-based satellite and air-to-ground communications, which is the focus of the live demonstration at the leading event for air traffic management professionals. To that end, TriaGnoSys has developed and integrated the appropriate routing and mobility algorithms, system-level resource management strategies, and seamless hand-over techniques. The integrated network being demonstrated at ATC Global, at stand H129, will show advanced services such as graphical weather maps and VoIP, as well as passenger Internet connectivity. Further air traffic services applications are under development, as well as applications for airline operation communications, airline administrative correspondence, and inflight passenger communications.