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Ulrich Scholten, PhD

Ulrich is cofounder of SkyRadar, taking care of the procedural and software parts. He has been working for the aviation control market since the early 2000s, trying to blend qualification requirements in ATC with modern and scalable technical solutions. Ulrich holds a PhD in information technology and in several patents on modern radars. His research is regularly published in A-rated journals. Ulrich has spoken in 100+ Universities, Academies and Research Centers around the world and is co-editor of several security related blogs with more than 100.000 monthly readers.

SkyRadar Training Solutions: Supporting ATSEP Qualification for EASA Easy Access Rules in SUR, COM, DPR, and SMC

SkyRadar offers advanced training solutions tailored to the needs of Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP), fully aligned with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Easy Access Rules for Air Traffic Management (ATM).

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Building the Future of ATM: Cloud Architecture, Centralized Data, and Cybersecurity as the Foundation for AI Integration

As global air traffic continues to increase, the complexity of managing airspace grows more challenging. To address these complexities, Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems are turning to emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and cybersecurity to maintain safety and efficiency. Integrating these technologies is not just an opportunity—it is a necessity. This article provides an introduction to how AI, supported by robust cloud architecture and underpinned by strong cybersecurity measures, can transform ATC into a more scalable and secure system while ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations.

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Modular Equipment for Electronic Warfare Training in Military Academies (Videos)

SkyRadar offers comprehensive Radar Laboratories designed specifically for Radar Officers and Maintenance Personnel. This article presents a straightforward modular configuration to get started.

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ATSEP Qualification in DPR - SkyRadar's SkySMC & the DPR Package Help Qualifying in a Compliant Way (Video)

ICAO Doc 10057 and EU 2017/373 (EASA Easy Access Rules) explicitly mandate applied learning. Classical Instructor-led training and PowerPoint presentations simply aren't compliant. SkyRadar has a solution.

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Enhancing Cloud Security: Insights from the 2024 Thales Cloud Security Study

The 2024 Thales Cloud Security Study provides a comprehensive overview of the current trends and challenges in cloud security. This report is relevant for Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) involved in securing cloud environments. In this article, we present the key findings and offer actionable insights based on the study.

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Data Processing (DPR) for Qualification Training of ATSEP (Video)

SkyRadar's package for data processing and facilities is continuously growing. Watch the video example showing how to monitor signals and UPS devices with the SNMP protocol. You will also be introduced to simple control tasks. The simulator and DPR package allow to conduct many DPR and SMC exercises, as defined in the EASA Easy Access Rules (EU Regulation 2017/373).

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FreeScopes Version 8 - With Many New Features Like Mathematical Functions, Signal Generator and a Large Library of Executable Blog Diagrams (Video)

FreeScopes Version 8 is the revolution for #ATSEP qualification training. It provides a more comfortable handling, includes mathematical features and signal generatiors. It also embraces a large library of block diagrams from the world of SUR, COM and NAV. Watch the Video.

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How to Update NextGen and CloudServer (Videos)

This article describes the simple update process of SkyRadar and NextGen.

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What is behind FreeScopes ATC I and II ? (Video)

This brief video outlines FreeScopes ATC I and ATC II within a broader framework. It demonstrates how the algorithms enhance ATSEP skills, building upon the foundations established by FreeScopes Basic I and II.

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