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On 12 July, the successful validation week of the SESAR projects 15-10, Static Aeronautical Data Common Service, and 15-11, Aeronautical Digital Map Common Service, in the context of the SESAR2020 framework was completed with an Open Day at the National Test Facility of ENAV in Rome, Italy. The common services developed by Frequentis based on IBP systems formed the industry part for the validation exercise, with the objective to validate several use cases to demonstrate full integration into ENAV’s system landscape.
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Frequentis was selected for phase two of the modernisation and standardisation of control centre technology (Program MVL) for the police in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW). NRW police selected the Frequentis multimedia communication platform, 3020 LifeX, to meet the requirements for future emergency call and broadband radio communications.
Phase two of the MVL program includes 50 police control centres with approximately 400 operator working positions. In the future, these will be hosted in a virtual cloud-based solution available in five networked technical centers across the region. The Frequentis multimedia communication platform, 3020 LifeX, will ensure efficient emergency call handling and operation on the public safety digital radio network as well as the interconnection of both channels.
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First two demos in the Gulf of Finland (GOF) U-space project mark a leap forward in the implementation of unmanned traffic management (UTM) in Europe.
For the first time general aviation, drones, and recreational model aircraft safely shared the airspace above and around an operational airfield. This took place at the East Helsinki Aerodrome in Pyhtää, Finland, on 11 June. In a second demo on 14 June urban drone operations, above and below 500 feet, were demonstrated in controlled airspace in Tallinn, Estonia.
The GOF U-space project, with a broad consortium of 19 members, demonstrates that Europe is on course with its implementation of U-space - an initiative which aims to ensure safe and secure drone traffic management, based on the rapid growth of drone use.
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