ISA Software is pleased to announce the 10th RAMS Plus Exchange meeting will be hosted by BULATSA in Sofia on the 4th & 5th of June 2013.
Please contact RAMS support for more details.

The Safety Investigation Toolkit for Analysis and Reporting (SITAR) software being used in support of Terminal Area analysis for the FAA System Safety Management Transformation activity was delivered to FAA at the end of 2012. Developed during 2012, SITAR is a comprehensive simulation model used for the evaluation and diagnosis of the level of safety in operations for both en-route and TMA airspaces.
SITAR threat detection logic is based on a powerful 4D loss of separation algorithm developed and validated by NASA. The tool includes an emulation of TCAS logic as described in the TCAS MOPS that can be used to identify when and where alerts would have been triggered. SITAR also combines threat logic using a 4D mathematical framework to detect conflicts with the TCAS emulation algorithm to help eliminate false alerts that are inherent to TCAS equipment.

For more information please contact ISA Software.

The ISA “CHILL” hardware-based gaming platform was successfully used to carry out ATM network and airspace management gaming exercises in support of the SESAR WP-E Assessment of the Degree of Automation on Human Roles (ADAHR).

In partnership with AENA, CRIDA and ISDEFE, the platform was used in it’s interactive, hybrid Human-in-the-Loop/Fast-time gaming mode with experts from CFMU/Network Management carrying out collaborative network management activities with varying levels of automation available for baseline scenarios (2012 – with present day tools) and two future scenarios with partial (2030) and full (2050) automation in place.

For more information visit the ADAHR website.