airtop
Airport and Airspace Modeling, Simulation and Decision Support
AirTOP is a unique rule-based gate-to-gate fast time air traffic complexity modeling, simulation and assessment software. It is a modular software, with each individual module being tied to one of three operational realms: airspace, airport, and live traffic forecast and what-if analysis.
The three modules under the airspace category of AirTOP are TMA/TRACON, En Route, and Flow Management. The TMA/TRACON module allows user to realistically simulate all related aircraft movements in the airport’s TMA/TRACON airspace, simulate required departure/approach controller tasks and much more. With the En-route simulation module, you can create high-fidelity airspace and air traffic modules, which can be used for e.g capacity studies, re-organization of routes and re-sectorization projects. The Flow management module features planned 4D trajectory synchronization and negotiation and updates 4D trajectories dynamically during simulation in response to controller actions or unexpected delays and more.
During this webinar, AirTOP Product Manager Pier Ferraris will give you an introduction to the three airspace modules of AirTOP.
The three modules under the airspace category of AirTOP are TMA/TRACON, En Route, and Flow Management. The TMA/TRACON module allows user to realistically simulate all related aircraft movements in the airport’s TMA/TRACON airspace, simulate required departure/approach controller tasks and much more. With the En-route simulation module, you can create high-fidelity airspace and air traffic modules, which can be used for e.g capacity studies, re-organization of routes and re-sectorization projects. The Flow management module features planned 4D trajectory synchronization and negotiation and updates 4D trajectories dynamically during simulation in response to controller actions or unexpected delays and more.
During this webinar, AirTOP Product Manager Pier Ferraris will give you an introduction to the three airspace modules of AirTOP.
Please note: This webinar has already been held. A recorded version is available in the webinar library.
