The UC3M’s Aerospace Engineering Department recently had the honor of hosting Emilio Viciana, Regional Minister for Education, Science and Universities of the Community of Madrid. His visit on February 5th was guided by Ángel Arias, the Rector of University Carlos III of Madrid, and marked a significant event for the Aircraft Operations Lab, as theyContinue reading “Rector Ángel Arias and Regional Minister Emilio Viciana test our Flight Simulator”
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CNN-based architectures can be used to increase the prediction lead time of thunderstorms
Our latest research shows that Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)-based architectures can be used to increase the prediction lead time of thunderstorms in the aviation field. These results are published in the journal paper titled “Thunderstorm prediction during pre-tactical air-traffic-flow management using convolutional neural networks”. A study written by Aniel Jardinesa, Hamidreza Eivazib, Elias Zeab, Javier García-Herasa,Continue reading “CNN-based architectures can be used to increase the prediction lead time of thunderstorms”
The Aircraft Operations Lab presents “Ideas for climate” contest
Are you currently enrolled in UC3M’s Aerospace Engineering program, either pursuing your Bachelor’s or Master’s degree? If you’re gearing up to start working on your thesis and have deep concerns about the pressing issue of climate change, we want to offer you the opportunity to turn your worries into action in 3 steps. Continue reading!Continue reading “The Aircraft Operations Lab presents “Ideas for climate” contest”
14th European Researchers’ Night
On September 29 and 30 the Carlos III University of Madrid organized once again the 14th edition of the European Researchers’ Night. A scientific outreach event aimed at audiences of all ages that takes place on the same weekend across Europe. Manuel Soler, from the Aircraft Operations Lab participated on Friday, September 29, from 11:15Continue reading “14th European Researchers’ Night”