Digitalisation in Air Traffic Management
Following the first conference on digitalisation and its possible impact on ATM, the idea to leave a written trace, where some of the organisers and the participants, and in particular IFATCA could elaborate on the fears, the expectations and the possible challenges could be addressed, with an ambition to be close to the operational world, with sufficient scientific input that can be used by other stakeholders interested in the ATM world and not just the air traffic controllers community. The summary of presentations of the workshop relates the debate of the conference and is an independent document. Following the workshop, IFATCA has asked some of the participants to share their views on the debate but as well on the challenge ahead of us. IFATCA is grateful to the authors for their contribution.
ARTICLES
- Introduction by Marc Baumgartner, IFATCA SESAR/EASA Coordinator
- A review of the Workshop by Corinne Bieder, Head of Safety & Security research program at ENAC, France
- Humans & Technology: still complementary? by Prof. Dr. Toni Wäfler, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW)
- A functional view of humans in digitalised socio technical system: some thoughts by Paola Amaldi, Department of Psychology and Sport Sciences, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK
- Automation culture and power: do we have the right balance? by Paola Amaldi, Department of Psychology and Sport Sciences, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK and Dr. Anthony Smoker Department of Risk Management & Societal Resilience, Lund University, Lund, Sweden
Documents
SUMMARY OF THE SECOND WORKSHOP
The summary of presentations of the second workshop (February 2019) relates the debate of the conference and is a standalone document. Following the workshop, IFATCA requested that some of the participants to share their views on the debate but as well on the challenge ahead of us. The editors hope that second edition it will give the reader further food for thought, a repository of ideas and some further references for the future work.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information on the subject, please contact Marc Baumgartner via sesar.coord@ifatca.org