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Joint U.S.-European Future Communications Operating Concept

April 2007

John Gonda, The MITRE Corporation
Patricia Chávez, The MITRE Corporation
Brian Hung, The MITRE Corporation
Gregg Anderson, Federal Aviation Administration

ABSTRACT

The growth in aviation traffic has resulted enormous pressure on the ability of existing spectrum resources to satisfy expected air/ground communication requirements. To address this issue, EUROCONTROL the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) initiated a joint activity under the International Aviation Organization (ICAO) known as the Future Communication Study (FCS). The associated work plan identifies three parts: developing communications operating concepts and requirements; conducting a technology assessment, and developing a transition and implementation roadmap. This paper focuses on the development of initial concepts and requirements, which is one the first steps in the process of defining a Future Radio System (FRS), a subject which should be interest to planners in the avionics industry.

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