A GLOBAL LEADER
IN AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES
SPECIAL WORLD ATM CONGRESS 2016
ENAV will be attending the 4th edition of the World ATM Congress in Madrid
(Ifema, Feria de Madrid) from 8 to 10 March, 2016.
WATM Congress is the world's most significant event for the Air Traffic Control
industry hosting the main Air Traffic Management companies as well as the
most important international Civil Aviation Service Providers.
ENAV Commercial Offer
The expertise and competence acquired in all functional areas of air traffic management enable ENAV to be a reference point, nationally as well as internationally, for development projects, which can satisfy the needs of operators working in different areas in the aeronautical field.
ENAV’s commercial offer arises from this experience and from these results, working in synergy with two other fundamental players, Techno Sky, an ENAV Group company responsible for the management, support and maintenance of installations and systems used for Italian air traffic control, and ENAV Asia Pacific based in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) which provides targeted services to S.E. Asia clients.
Professionalism, experience and technology are the pillars of a global offer of high value added services provided by ENAV.
ENAV is the Italian company which offers services for air traffic control and other essential air navigation services in Italian skies and national airports. Airspace is a precious and limited resource that must be managed punctually, safely and in operational continuity and which must be in line with the growth of the aeronautical sector. ENAV provides a safe flight environment to thousand of aircrafts in our skies and harmonious traffic conditions on a daily basis.
Whether rationalising operations in a single airport or modernising
a country’s entire ATC infrastructure, ENAV has the ability to develop
cutting-edge solutions across the world.
ENAV Multimedia
With its upgraded aircraft fleet and advanced data processing systems, ENAV provides a wide range of flight inspection services, ensuring standards of excellence, reduced flight times and competitive prices.
The ENAV Academy is a world-class training centre for personnel involved in the provision of air navigation services. The quality of training provided by ENAV ensures exceptional levels of efficiency and efficacy in the learning process.
ENAV brings its experience in the management and maintenance of
air traffic control systems and technology to all those organisations aiming to improve their logistics and maintenance processes.
ENAV supports organisations working in “mission critical” sectors by
providing services and solutions in:
- Installation, integration and setting-up of CNS systems
- ATM software development
- Meteorology systems development, supply and installation.
ENAV Seminars
Wednesday 9 March
10.30 – 11.00
Honeywell Tower Theatre
Wednesday 9 March
14:00 – 15:00
Honeywell Tower Theatre
Conference Programme Agenda
World ATM Congress 2016
Feria de Madrid – Pavillion 9
Wednesday 9 March
Conference Programme
Agenda World ATM
Congress 2016 Feria de
Madrid – Pavillion 9
Wednesday 9 March
Speaker
- Vincenzo Smorto ENAV - Head of Technical Area
Title
- The evolution of ATM systems to support Pilot Common Project (PCP) ATM functionalities
Abstract
- The European ATM Master Plan provides the basis for coordinated and efficient deployment of new technologies and procedures. ATM systems, with a particular reference to the new-generation Flight Data Processing System, play a crucial role to the implementation of the Pilot Common Project (PCP), in order to achieve the realization of the SESAR target concept.
Speaker
- Luigi Mazzucchelli ENAV - Head of ATM Systems Platforms
Title
- Moving ATM to the Information age: from legacy to Virtual Centers and beyond.
Abstract
- Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems are now facing a critical phase of technology evolution. ATM systems are required to surpass actual legacy structures in order to scale upon new service requirements and meet changing business demands in a future innovative marketplace for the Information age. The speech will draw attention on key elements to novel approaches for (near) future ATM systems.
9.15 – 10.30
Session Three: Creating Space for New Users
Drones, remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), balloons, and commercial space vehicles are some of the multiple new users that are creating additional challenges to airspace management – from below, within, above, passing through and even undeliberate re-entries. They cannot be ignored or banned so the ATM industry needs to understand the unique opportunities and challenges that these users of rapidly developing new technology will bring. The opportunities and challenges will be in both currently controlled airspace and from many small vehicles in Class G uncontrolled airspace.
What are the inevitable new requirements and new approaches/technologies from these new uses of airspace? How are we going to embrace change yet bring order into what might otherwise be chaos? How will current responsibilities and processes have to change? What should be the respective roles of regulators and airspace management?
Moderator:
Marc Viggiano, President Emeritus, Saab Sensis Corporation, and CEO and Founder, Niteopark LLC
Speakers:
Sean Cassidy, Director, Strategic Partnerships, Amazon Prime Air
Parimal Kopardekar, Manager, Safe Autonomous System Operations (SASO) Project and Principal Investigator, Unmanned Aerial Systems Traffic Management (UTM), NASA Ames Research Center
Patrick Ky, Executive Director, EASA
Iacopo Prissinotti, Head of International Strategies, ENAV
Elizabeth "Lynn" Ray, Vice President, Mission Support Services, FAA
10.30 – 11.30
Remote Tower Passport: Visit Remote Tower Projects from Around the World
Take a trip around the world with Searidge Technologies to learn how market-leading ANSPs are implementing Remote Towers. Hear speakers from Canada, France, Hungary, and Italy discuss the current status of their Remote Tower programs, including hurdles encountered and lessons learned as they travel through the deployment process.
Speakers:
Moderator - Conor Mullan, Managing Director, Think Research, Ltd.
Gyula Hangyál, Director of ATM, HungaroControl Zrt.
Daniele Teotino, Head of SESAR JU Activity Coordination, Enav S.p.A.
Luc Collet, Head of Civil Aviation Service in Saint-Pierre & Miquelon, DSNA Robert Thurgur, Vice President, Operations, NAV CANADA
