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Target tracking errors in ATC processing compromise situational awareness, increase collision risks, and hinder operational efficiency, impacting safety and airspace management.

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

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.

Air Traffic Control (ATC) is a crucial component of the aviation industry as it ensures safe and efficient air travel. One of the key elements of ATC is the communication system between air traffic controllers and pilots, which relies heavily on radio transmission.

For about two decades, security leaders were told over and over by many vendors that the key to good security is setting up proper VPNs (virtual private networks) which promised encryption and protection against malicious actors. With the rise of remote work, global work forces, contractors and trusted 3rd parties having access to the company network, having the right solution in place, coupled with proper logging and monitoring, can help you detect any potential issues before they become a major incident.

As the world of air traffic safety electronics personnel (ATSEP) continues to evolve with technological advancements, SkyRadar is proud to announce our partnership with the IFATSEA Assembly and Regional Meeting (IFATSEA ARM 24) on June 25th -28th in Casablanca, Morocco. This collaboration highlights our commitment to enhancing the skills and knowledge of ATSEP professionals globally.

In the vast expanse of the digital skies, where data streams intersect with the safety of millions of passengers daily, lies a realm of paramount importance: Air Traffic Control (ATC) cybersecurity. Ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of aviation systems is not just a matter of convenience; it's a matter of life and death. However, beneath the surface of this crucial field lies a concerning gap: the scarcity of qualified cybersecurity professionals with dedicated undergraduate, master's, and Ph.D. degrees tailored to the unique challenges of ATC.

The following video explores the Doppler Phase Shift Enhanced Disturbance Filter, a sophisticated approach designed to improve radar accuracy and effectively detect jamming.

The Doppler Phase Shift Enhanced Disturbance Filter (EDF) is an advanced radar signal processing system designed to effectively handle jammed radar data. It utilizes sophisticated algorithms to distinguish genuine radar reflections from jamming signals, thereby enhancing the radar's ability to accurately detect and track targets even in hostile environments.