Allocation of Airspace Cutouts to Enable Procedurally Separated Small Aircraft Operations in Terminal Areas
The current air traffic control (ATC) system is human-centric and voice-based. As a result, separation minima, controller workload, and radio frequency limitations may restrict the number of emerging unmanned aircraft system (UAS) or urban air mobility (UAM) operations that can occur within congeste...
Main Authors: | Vascik, Parker D., Hansman, R. John |
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2020
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/125990 |
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