The Metropolis 2 project has been investigating the design of UTM systems for highly dense urban environments and researching the effect of the degree of centralization on separation management and is nearing its end. The design, development, and testing phases of the project are completed, and it is time for us to present our results! A Read more about Metropolis2 Second Workshop (Updated August 30th)[…]
The Award Winning World ATM Congress Will Be Held As A Live, In-Person Event 21 – 23 June 2022 1 venue – 3 days – 200+ sessions – 110 countries and territories to attend. World ATM Congress provides unlimited opportunities. World ATM Congress is the world’s largest international air traffic management (ATM) exhibition and conference Read more about The World ATM Congress 2022[…]
Proud to be part of the future of aviation. In 1927, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis was released depicting an imagined city filled w/lots flying taxis 📽️🚖 Nearly 100 yrs on the SESARJU Metropolis2 project (the sequel) aims to make urban air mobility a reality!
When it comes to urban air mobility, current-day air traffic management will not be able to safely and fully support the high traffic demands and fast-paced changes. A unified approach to airspace rules and U-space separation services is key to enabling safe and efficient urban aerial operations. The Metropolis 2 consortium is organising its very first workshop to discuss Read more about Metropolis2 very first workshop[…]
Last 13/11/2020, Project Metropolis2 kick-off meeting was held between the Consortium members. The meeting gathered the participation Industry experts setting the overall targets and goals. The project, coordinated by Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), will be on-going for 28 months and have the participation of industrial companies, scientific research entities and EUROCONTROL, all of Read more about Metropolis2 Kick-off meeting concluded[…]
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This project has received funding from the SESAR Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 892928.