airport management

1 March 2022

Aircraft send their position data via ADS-B and this data can be used to observe and evaluate the processes at the airport (take-off, landing, taxiing). For this purpose, various milestones are detected, e.g. leaving the gate, and recorded. In a first step, the available ADS-B data will be sifted and converted into milestones. For the presentation of the milestones and the flight movements, a position display is then to be developed and implemented as a prototype. The developed display should be able to be quickly adapted to different airports and should use OSM data for the infrastructure display.

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