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When airlines and ANSPs come together

Written by Innaxis on 21 November 2018. Posted in SafeClouds.

The SafeClouds.eu project team came together for the last Consortium Meeting on November 6th and 7th in Majorca. Big thanks to Air Europa who supported and hosted the meeting. For two days, five airlines (namely Air Europa, Iberia, Norwegian, Pegasus and Vueling) met with the 3 ANSPs participating...

SafeClouds presented in the EU-US workshop

Written by Innaxis on 13 February 2018. Posted in Events, SafeClouds.

Last January, a team of European and American entities organised a workshop on transatlantic research with the support of the European Commission. The event was hosted by the FAA in their facilities at the William J. Hughes Technical Center in Atlantic City. Those mostly in attendance were...

Infrastructure needed for Aviation Data Analytics

Written by Innaxis on 26 January 2018. Posted in SafeClouds.

Author: Jens Krueger Safety is key in aviation. To reach maximum safety, stakeholders are collecting a large amount of data for analytics. Ultimately, researchers want to not only evaluate the causal dependencies of safety critical events, but to also enhance operational efficiency. Presently,...

SafeClouds presentation at the IATA ADS

Written by Innaxis on 27 November 2017. Posted in Events, SafeClouds.

On November 15-16, 2017, IATA organised the first Aviation Data Symposium in Miami, FL USA. This event covered different angles of the application of engineering and data analytics to airline safety, operations, passenger distribution, sales, and air freight. These three areas were complemented...

Blockchain and other data science applications for aviation digitalization

Written by Innaxis on 5 October 2017. Posted in Events, SafeClouds.

For the 5th consecutive year, Innaxis organized the Data Science in Aviation Workshop with much positive feedback. This 2017 edition took place last September at EASA HQ in Cologne, Germany, sponsored by the SafeClouds.eu project. This series of annual workshops was created...

FDM Raw Data: Why Binary Data and How to Decode It?

Written by Innaxis on 20 July 2017. Posted in SafeClouds.

Authors: Lukas Höhndorf & Javensius Sembiring (TU Munich) SafeClouds.eu gathers 16 partners for research collaboration with a wide and diverse group of users, including air navigation services providers, airlines and safety agencies. SafeClouds.eu encourages active involvement from users, as...

SafeClouds at EASA 2016 annual event and European Commission newsletter

Written by Innaxis on 13 December 2016. Posted in Events, SafeClouds.

SafeClouds.eu, the most advanced project to improve aviation safety through data analysis, was presented at the EASA 2016 Annual Safety Conference, held in Bratislava last November. Carlos Alvarez, President of Innaxis, participated in the panel “Sharing and processing safety data: a vital...

SafeClouds kick off meeting

Written by Innaxis on 8 October 2016. Posted in SafeClouds.

SafeClouds.eu, a H2020 big data for safety project, coordinated by Innaxis, kicked off earlier this month. SafeClouds is the recently launched H2020 aviation-safety project. It is coordinated by Innaxis, with 15 additional entities (including airlines, ANSPs, EASA, Eurocontrol, various research entities,...

Innaxis at EASA-OPTICS conference. Cologne 12-14 April

Written by Innaxis on 5 April 2016. Posted in Events, Innaxis.

Developing the future of a safe and growing aviation business, whilst also reassuring the travelling public that it is safe to fly, is a major vision for both EU and national aviation policies, however: What role do policy makers play? What are the recent, implemented safety measures? Who is guiding...

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

Written by Innaxis 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...

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