ADS-B Technologies Use and Appropriation at CETAD
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Radar Signal Processing, Trajectory Forecasting, Tracking radarAbstract
Air transport has been growing over the last few years, and for this reason, maintaining the safety and improving navigation systems support is a constant challenge in congested airspace. An alternative that has been accepted worldwide because of its advantageous costs and benefits, involves the integration of satellite navigation systems with autonomous broadcasting systems on aircraft, which have allowed to extend situational awareness into areas without coverage of CNS/ATM systems, through an automatic dependent surveillance aircraft system called ADS-B network which allows flight profile sharing with nearby aircraft and ground stations indifferently. This system is being integrated with the monitoring and control systems of many countries, in response to the need of maintaining the air safety in increasingly trafficked airspaces, allowing better use of routes and decreasing operational costs of companies. The Colombian Air Force, through its Technological Development Center for Defense CETAD, is working on understanding and adapting this technology to utilize it in military operations.Downloads
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