MITRE
 
About Us Our Work Employment News & Events
MITRE Remote Access for MITRE Employees Site Map
  Home > Our Work > Technology Transfer Office >
Technology Transfer Office
Airspace Alerting and Avoiding (A3)

Technology Area

Aviation

Project Status

Research completed

Inventors

Todd Stock

IP Status

Patent pending

Overview

New security concerns have prompted an increasing number of temporary flight restrictions, as well as other types of national security-related airspace restrictions, which have resulted in thousands of violations and warnings issued to pilots. MITRE's Center for Advanced Aviation System Development (CAASD) funded research into airspace alerting and avoidance prototype systems, with the plan of transferring any resulting technologies to industry and aviation system users.

The airspace avoidance-alerting prototype system now provides in-flight updating and enhanced situation awareness for flight crews. This technology is expected to significantly reduce the number and severity of restricted area violations caused by navigational or pre-flight planning pilot errors.

Benefits

  • Provides real-time direction to avoid temporary flight restrictions
  • Applications

  • General aviation

  • Commercial aviation

  • Military aviation
  • Additional Information
    and Links

    Data Link-Supported Low-Cost Airspace Alerting and Avoiding System [PDF, 222KB]

    Page last updated: February 15, 2006   |   Top of page

    Homeland Security Center Center for Enterprise Modernization Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence Center Center for Advanced Aviation System Development

     
     
     

    Serving as Architects of Information Advantage.™
    Copyright © 1997-2008, The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved.
    MITRE is a registered trademark of The MITRE Corporation.
    Material on this site may be copied and distributed with permission only.

     

    Privacy Policy | Contact Us

    Boston Business Journal Best Places to Work 2007 Computerworld Best Places to Work in IT 2005-2008 Fortune 100 Best Places to Work 2002-2008