2003•Unpublished venueRequires access

A minimum rate of position reporting in the future oceanic air traffic control system

B. Flax

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The automatic dependent surveillance (ADS) system, currently under development, will enable aircraft to automatically send reports of their positions through communication satellites to ground-based air traffic control (ATC) centers. The author illustrates, through a simple example, how operational requirements can be applied to determine parameters of the interface between the ADS system and the oceanic ATC system it will support.>

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Key concepts: Air traffic control, Position (finance), Simple (philosophy), Computer science, Control (management), Interface (matter), Real-time computing, Engineering