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Investigate Remote Aerodrome Control Concepts

44TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Melbourne, Australia, 17-22 April 2005 WP No. 93 Investigate Remote Aerodrome Control Concepts Presented by TOC Introduction 1.1. This topic was raised last year in Hong Kong. 1.2. The current situation, in particular the growing low cost … Continued

Vision for the Human in the Future ATM System

52ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bali, Indonesia, 24-28 April 2013 WP No. 163 Vision for the Human in the Future ATM System Presented by PLC Summary Modern ATM is in a state of constant change. These changes can be driven by advances … Continued

Rescinding Resolution C14 from Costa Rica Conference

59TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Singapore, 30 March – 3 April 2020 WP No. 170 Rescinding Resolution C14 from Costa Rica Conference Presented by the Executive Board IMPORTANT NOTE: The IFATCA Annual Conference 2020 in Singapore was cancelled. The present working … Continued

Artificial Intelligence Development in ATM and Legal Issues

62ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 8-12 May 2023 WP No. 161 Artificial Intelligence Development in ATM and Legal Issues Presented by PLC & TOC Summary The development of AI systems is continuous and fast, moving from human controlled … Continued

AAS 1.13 DETERMINING OPERATIONS READINESS OF NEW ATM SYSTEMS

Modern ATM systems are more and more complex. Safety critical tasks such as Radar Data Processing or Flight Data Processing rely on complex software packages while the increasing volume of air traffic makes the ATM system more and more dependent … Continued

Night Shift Paralysis in Air Traffic Control

27TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 26-29 April 1988 WP No. L003 Night Shift Paralysis in Air Traffic Control Introduction Night Shift paralysis has the effect of temporary incapacitation – even though the subject can both see and hear … Continued

Moving to a New Facility

56TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Toronto, Canada, 15-19 May 2017 WP No. 85 Moving to a New Facility Presented by PLC and TOC Summary Moving to a new facility is a very demanding and lengthy process. It not only affects ATM as … Continued

Transfer of Separation Functions to Pilots – Human Factors Aspects

38TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Santiago, Chile, 15-19 March 1999 WP No. 154 Transfer of Separation Functions to Pilots – Human Factors Aspects Introduction The subject “Transfer of Control Functions to Pilots” became part of SC4’s working programme at the Toulouse conference … Continued

Single Person Operations – Four Eyes Principle (4EP)

44TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Melbourne, Australia, 17-22 April 2005 WP No. 162 Single Person Operations – Four Eyes Principle (4EP) Presented by PLC Introduction 1.1. Discussions on Single Person Operations at the Hong Kong Conference 2004 brought up another aspect of … Continued

Review of Single Person Operations Policy and Four Eyes Principle

52ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Bali, Indonesia, 24-28 April 2013 WP No. 158 Review of Single Person Operations Policy and Four Eyes Principle Presented by PLC Summary This paper will review the existing Single Person Operations policy and the Four Eyes Principle. … Continued