Imagine if air traffic control worked like a smartphone app store instead of one giant, rigid machine. Instead of buying a whole new system, airports can now pick and choose specific digital tools for landing or takeoff from different specialized providers. To keep this open system safe, it adds a digital security shield that spots and blocks hackers in real-time.
Air Traffic Management relies on rigid, hardware-heavy infrastructure that is difficult to update and vulnerable to increasing cyber-attacks.
Validation prototypes for a Triangle Architecture and cyber-resilience tools, including a cybersecurity supervision console and mediation modules.
If you are an ANSP dealing with rigid, expensive hardware updates — this project developed a Triangle Architecture that allows you to use specialized virtual services for arrival and departure management without investing in additional hardware.
If you are a security vendor dealing with the rise of digital attacks on critical infrastructure — this project developed cyber-resilience tools and a supervision console that monitor attacks and display alerts in a virtual center environment.
If you are an ADSP dealing with monolithic service delivery — this project developed a method to disaggregate services into specific functions like Time Based Separation and Conflict Detection, allowing for more flexible service agreements.
Based on available project data, there is no information regarding the cost or pricing of the developed services.
Yes, the project is designed to support the Digital European Sky and the European ATM Master Plan, focusing on standardized service interfaces for multiple providers.
Based on available project data, specific IP and licensing terms are not disclosed.
It uses a Triangle Architecture to break down services into smaller, specialized ADSPs that connect via standardized service interfaces defined in Service Level Agreements.
The project period runs from 2023-06-01 to 2026-05-31.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with a 64% industry ratio, comprising 7 industrial partners and 2 research entities across 7 countries. This strong industrial presence, led by INDRA SISTEMAS SA, suggests a high focus on practical application and commercial viability rather than purely academic research.
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