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Processing errors due to lack of accuracy in ATC can cause miscommunication incorrect flight plans and potential collisions leading to delays flight cancellations and safety risks for passengers and crew.

This article introduces into the critical issue of receiver errors due to saturation in Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems. It helps to understand the causes, impacts, and preventive measures to ensure the safety and efficiency of ATC services

Air Traffic Control (ATC) is a vital component of aviation safety, responsible for managing and guiding aircraft in the airspace. However, false targets in the context of processing errors pose a significant challenge to ATC operations. This article aims to explore the impact of false targets on ATC services, provide a definition, present examples, and discuss scenarios that highlight their consequences.

Processing errors in AI analytics within air traffic control can jeopardize system accuracy, safety, and efficiency. This article explores causes, impacts, and remedies, emphasizing the need for rigorous testing and human oversight to mitigate risks.

In this video we show how FreeScopes can track and differentiate multiple targets, plot the history dots and indicate direction and speed with a speed vector.

Data correlation errors can have a significant impact on Air Traffic Control (ATC) operations, leading to processing errors. Incorrectly correlated data can result in inaccurate aircraft position information, which may compromise safe separation and increase the risk of collisions or airspace congestion.

This article explores the general transformation of cybersecurity, shifting from conventional infrastructure to a human-centric approach. Applied to Air Traffic Management these new trends are catering to ATM and the role of Air Traffic Safety Electronic Personnel (ATSEP).

Exploring AI's role in Air Traffic Control: How contrail mitigation through technology can reduce aviation's climate impact. A sustainable ATC future.

As Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) and regulators seek to bolster their cybersecurity defenses, the debate over whether to include a Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) within the Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) structure or as part of an IT team remains ongoing.