EUROCONTROL Stakeholder Forum on Urban Air Mobility
Watch our first technical webinar in our Stakeholder Forum series on the role UAM in future mobility improvements.
Watch the recording of the online event below.
Webinar
EUROCONTROL Stakeholder Forum on Global Navigation Satellite Systems
Can aviation continue to rely on satellite navigation?
This online event is part of our round of Stakeholder Forum discussions, where we tackle some of the hottest topics in European aviation with a wide range of key players, within and outside our industry.
Can aviation continue to rely on satellite navigation?
While the answer remains a clear “yes” in most parts of the world, it has also become a clear “no” in some areas where operations have been affected, especially on routes between Europe and the Middle East and Asia.
This webinar will explore:
- the operational impact of radio frequency interference and how we can continue to ensure safe and efficient operations;
- what measures should be taken to limit the proliferation of widespread interference to satellite navigation;
- how we can ensure interference-free operations for all users of satellite navigation, including civil aviation, military and other users;
- how the combination of space-based and terrestrial systems should evolve in order to deliver resilient infrastructure support to aviation at acceptable costs while preserving the benefits of satellite navigation.
During the 90-minute webinar, a multi-disciplinary panel will assess these challenges from the operational, regulatory, civil-military and technical perspectives.
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Presentations
Introduction and setting the scene
EUROCONTROLOur Success Story
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS GROUP SWEDEN ABUAM Vision: Sky for All
NASAUAM @ Airbus
AIRBUSUAM @ DSNA
DSNAThis online event is part of our round of Stakeholder Forum discussions, where we tackle some of the hottest topics in European aviation with a wide range of key players, within and outside our industry.
Can aviation continue to rely on satellite navigation?
While the answer remains a clear “yes” in most parts of the world, it has also become a clear “no” in some areas where operations have been affected, especially on routes between Europe and the Middle East and Asia.
This webinar will explore:
- the operational impact of radio frequency interference and how we can continue to ensure safe and efficient operations;
- what measures should be taken to limit the proliferation of widespread interference to satellite navigation;
- how we can ensure interference-free operations for all users of satellite navigation, including civil aviation, military and other users;
- how the combination of space-based and terrestrial systems should evolve in order to deliver resilient infrastructure support to aviation at acceptable costs while preserving the benefits of satellite navigation.
During the 90-minute webinar, a multi-disciplinary panel will assess these challenges from the operational, regulatory, civil-military and technical perspectives.
Panellists
Jean-Philippe Saulay
Navigation and Identification Staff Officer
NATO
Nicos Nicolaou
Chief Operations Officer
Civil Air Navigation Services, Cyprus
Noppadol Pringvanich
Global Head Air Traffic Management Engineering and Aviation Radio Spectrum, SFO-ATM Infrastructure
IATA
Jorge Ciccorossi
Senior Radiocommunications Engineer at the Space Services Department
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
"GNSS enable more efficient and sustainable aviation operations. However, recent years have seen a significant increase of radio frequency interference affecting GNSS-based operations in many European regions. While aviation needs to continue to work to address this issue collectively, governments also need to play a role as these interferences violate internationally agreed regulations."
Moderator
Gerhard Berz
Senior Expert Navigation Systems
EUROCONTROL
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