One of the main challenges in the aerospace sector is achieving a sustainable future for global air traffic. In order to address this issue, a seminar about sustainable aviation was organized by the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC) on 1 and 2 March. It took place at the Fuenlabrada Campus of URJC (Madrid), and itContinue reading “URJC seminar about sustainable aviation”
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#HiloTesis: Promoting scientific dissemination in Twitter
The #HiloTesis competition is an initiative of Crue Universidades Española in collaboration with RedDivulga. It aims to foster the development of communication and scientific dissemination skills in future or recent PhDs. Among the participants, we find three talented members of the Aircraft Operations Lab, who have taken up the challenge to share their groundbreaking researchContinue reading “#HiloTesis: Promoting scientific dissemination in Twitter”
The FlyATM4E project, “a SESAR success story”
One of the SESAR Exploratory Research projects in which the Aircraft Operations Lab has participated to address the climate impact of aviation is FlyATM4E. The project studied flight data during different weather scenarios, as well as vertical and horizontal flight paths, to identify climate-optimised aircraft trajectories. The optimisation process showed a potential reduction of non-CO2Continue reading “The FlyATM4E project, “a SESAR success story””
Fly AI Forum 2023
Last 20th and 21st April we were at the Fly AI Forum to see the latest deployments of artificial intelligence in aviation. A Eurocontrol event that we attended in the framework of the INTELMET Proof of Concept and Storm ATS projects. There we were able to learn from the 6 sessions organised over the twoContinue reading “Fly AI Forum 2023”
EGU23 General Assembly
This week, the Aircraft Operations Lab UC3M team is in Vienna to attend the EGU 23 General Assembly. The EGU (European Geosciences Union) is the leading European geosciences union, dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in Earth, planetary and space sciences for the benefit of humankind, worldwide. Our PhD students Fateme Baneshi and Abolfazl SimorghContinue reading “EGU23 General Assembly”