The ISOBAR project has won the SESAR Digital European Sky Awards 2023 in the exploratory research category. This year’s award was given to projects addressing sustainable air traffic operations, improved weather forecasting through artificial intelligence and urban air mobility. The good news was announced on 9 June during an awards ceremony at Airspace World, Geneva, the … More ISOBAR won the Exploratory Research Award!
After 30 months of research, ISOBAR completed its activity at the end of 2022, receiving a nomination for the SESAR Digital European Sky Awards 2023 in the Exploratory Research category. The project’s solution achieved AI weather map predictions to reduce weather-related air traffic delays. An innovative solution that will continue to mature in SESAR’s Industrial … More The outcomes of the ISOBAR project
We are very glad to announce that the ISOBAR project has been nominated for the SESAR Digital European Sky Awards 2023 in the exploratory research category. A recognision that highlights projects that challenge the status quo in air traffic management and demonstrate their potential to significantly improve aviation performance. ISOBAR shares this nomination with other interesting projects: … More ISOBAR is shortlisted for the SESAR Exploratory Research Award
Today, 30 November 2022, the ISOBAR project comes to an end. We are very grateful for the progress made during the two-year duration of the project. We would therefore like to thank the team for their contributions, in particular the partners: Despite the project ending, information about the project will still be accessible, as the … More ISOBAR project comes to an end
The ISOBAR project is built in six different blocks that work together, as in a puzzle, to create a complete solution that predicts imbalances between capacity and demand. This solution makes use of AI to select mitigation measures at local and network level in a collaborative ATFCM operations paradigm. Discover the explanation of each of … More Which are the building blocks of the ISOBAR project?
We are pleased to tell that ISOBAR project results have been published by The Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS), the European Commission’s primary source of results from the projects funded by the EU’s framework programmes for research and innovation. These project results can be found in a brief article we recently collaborated with CORDIS for … More CORDIS publishes ISOBAR project results
The SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking will be hosting its first Annual Conference in Brussels on 12 October 2022. The conference theme will be ‘Airspace fit for the digital age’ and it will create a space to discuss how the aviation industry can recover after several years of crisis in a sustainable and smart way, while … More SESAR 3 JU Annual Conference
One of the ISOBAR project’s focus points lies on the use of Machine Learning algorithms to predict airspace capacity reductions caused by weather. The developments on this field were presented at the meeting “Environmental and Meteorological SESAR exploratory research projects: key findings and solutions” that took place on the 6th of July in Villa Doria … More Key findings of the ISOBAR project were presented in Naples
The ISOBAR project has been selected to participate in the EMS Annual Meeting 2022 with the abstract “Artificial intelligence solutions to meteo-based air traffic imbalances for network operations planning” … More ISOBAR will attend the EMS Annual Meeting 2022
Yesterday and today we met face-to-face with the team for the ISOBAR workshop on conclusions. Here we discussed the main results, the feasibility of implementation and lessons learnt. We also mapped out future steps in areas such as capacity, environment, operational efficiency and safety. Thank you all for your hard work over the past months.