Free Flight (air Traffic Control) - Conflict and Detection Method Using Center-TRACON Automation System

Conflict and Detection Method Using Center-TRACON Automation System

Center-TRACON Automation System (CTAS) receives data from aircraft trajectory, atmospheric model, aircraft performance, and other contributing factors. Based on the information it receives it will calculate the best trajectory though equations and logic. CTAS is currently being used on a small scale.

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