Collaborative ATM-U-Space Interface

EasyChair Preprint 11032

Abstract

AURA PJ.34-W3 Collaborative ATM-U-space interface solution, is a medium-term concept focused on the data exchange between U-space and ATM systems in terms of information to be shared. This solution is focused on the generation of a common ATM-U-space interface by identifying an initial set of basic services. This set of services is defined considering the relevant information needed to be exchanged so to permit and guarantee the interoperability between both systems, avoiding airspace fragmentation and allowing safe drones’ operations into controlled airspace.

The exchange shall ensure the necessary information is available to the related stakeholders in order to enable a coexistence of ATM and U-space traffic.

Key points:

• Permit the U-space operations in the controlled airspace through the definition of a common ATM-U-space interface.
• Maintain the level of safety
• Human Performance focused on:
• Workload being maintained at an acceptable level.
• Increase of Situational Awareness.
• Acceptability and trust on the concept.
• CWP HMI Enriched with graphical elements and functionalities to suit the U-space operations in controlled airspace.
• Identification of the operating environments where the solution can be developed.
• Definition and use of information exchanges and systems architecture configurations.

The AURA project led by Indra, lays the foundations for the integration of the new entrants in current and future air traffic environment, by developing the required concept of operations and validating a set of selected information exchanges services between ATM and U-space systems by identifying the requirements for U-space information exchange with ATM through SWIM.

Keyphrases: ATM-U-space Common Interface, ATM-U-space interface and services, Collaborative ATM-U-space interface

@booklet{EasyChair:11032,
  author    = {Manuel Martínez López and Marta García Gutierrez},
  title     = {Collaborative ATM-U-Space Interface},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 11032},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2023}}