5. Conclusion
Trajectories play a crucial role in air traffic management systems
to maintain an appropriate safety distance between aircraft. Their
definition and representation can vary according to the specific needs
of ATM players. A common representation is essential to exploit their
full potential, offering a unified view of traffic between all players.
This is essential to facilitate communication between players, based
on shared information - unlike current practice - and thus speed up
decision-making when trajectories need to be modified.
4D trajectories, which integrate the temporal dimension with the
three spatial dimensions, are at the heart of the ATM system as an
object of exchange and negotiation. Based on five key technological
concepts (SWIM, FF-ICE, datalink, CPDLC and ADS-C), they are currently
being prototyped to demonstrate their effectiveness, and are even...
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