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Innaxis participation at the SIDs

Written on 19 November 2014. Posted in ComplexWorld, Innaxis.

The 4th SESAR Innovation Days (SIDs), organised by Eurocontrol and the SJU, are next week: this year taking place in Madrid! In 2014, Innaxis has been particularly busy in the Air Transport research field and, just as in previous editions, we will be especially active during the SIDs. With the goal...

SESAR Newsletter features Innaxis in Long Term and Exploratory Resarch

Written on 3 November 2014. Posted in ComplexWorld, Innaxis.

The fall publication of the SESAR Magazine has been posted on the SESAR website! For the first time, this edition is fully dedicated to the Long Term and Exploratory Research programme and highlights some examples of successful projects and networks developed under this framework. Included in this...

Roadmap for data-driven applications, from a concept to a fully integrated system

Written on 9 May 2014. Posted in Innaxis.

Doubtless Data Science and Big Data applications have been growing fast in the last years, the blooming of new data sources and the emergence of accessible and affordable cloud infrastructures have contributed widely to this movement. However only a few applications reach the necessary level of maturity...

2nd Workshop on Data Science in Aviation, 21st May, Paris

Written on 23 April 2014. Posted in Events, Innaxis.

After much success in 2013, we are happy to inform you The Innaxis Foundation and Research Institute is preparing the 2nd workshop on ‘Data Science in Aviation’: datascience.aero/events Recognizing the importance of the subject matter, the EUROCONTROL Agency Research Team (ART) has decided to host...

POEM Project awarded by SESAR JU

Written on 20 March 2014. Posted in Innaxis.

The Passenger-Oriented Enhanced Metrics (POEM) project, led by the University of Westminster in partnership with Innaxis establishes a new passenger-centred performance framework and simulation model for air transport. The model allowed the exploration of novel flight and passenger prioritisation...

Dr. Matthias Ruete and Future Transport

Written on 27 January 2014. Posted in Innaxis.

Dr Matthias Ruete, Director general DG “Mobility and Transport” of the European Commission, visited Spain last Wednesday 22 January invited by Fundacion Euroamerica, which organized a lunch sponsored by Innaxis and attended by the Spanish Secretary of State for Infrastructures, Transport...

Innaxis brings together leading experts for Data Science in Aviation workshop

Written on 23 October 2013. Posted in ComplexWorld, Innaxis.

Nearly 60 industry experts, academics and professionals from the fields of data science and aviation gathered in Madrid on October the 15th to attend the first ComplexWorld Network’s workshop, ‘Data Science in Aviation‘. The workshop provided the opportunity for experts in the...

Wh- Questions about Data Science

Written on 20 August 2013. Posted in Innaxis.

The five Wh’s of Data Science – What, Why, When, Who and Which. While preparing the upcoming October workshop in Data Science, Innaxis has gathered wh- questions and simple answers about the “new reality” of data science. We also provide links to pages where more information...

The Drucker Institute’s Forum on Managing Complexity

Written on 18 June 2013. Posted in Innaxis.

The Global Peter Drucker Forum is an annual event organized by the Peter Drucker Society Europe, a non-profit association affiliated with the Drucker Institute. Peter F. Drucker was a writer, professor, management consultant and self-described “social ecologist,” who explored the way human beings...

Innaxis presents paper on new approach to safety at the USA and Europe ATM R&D Seminar

Written on 5 June 2013. Posted in Innaxis.

Safety is a critical aspect of air traffic management and it receives significant attention from the research community. This criticality leads to lower innovation in different safety aspects, ensuring that only well-known and established procedures and technologies are applied. In this context, new...