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FAA activates powerful new system to track spacecraft in near-real time

FAA activates powerful new system to track spacecraft in near-real time The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has activated a powerful new system that’ll enable it to track rocket launches in near-real-time, as well as spacecraft when they reenter Earth’s airspace on their way to the ground. The new program is intended to increase the safety of the US’s National Airspace System, according to the agency, joining the FAA’s existing air traffic management efforts. The new capability is called the Space Data Integrator (SDI), which is a prototype now in operation intended to receive data about rocket launches and spacecraft reentry. The data includes important details like the rocket or spacecraft’s altitude and position that are used to track a launch’s actual trajectory in addition to its planned trajectory.

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Webinar: Catching Up With FAA Administrator Steve Dickson

Webinar: Catching Up With FAA Administrator Steve Dickson
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New Strategy Could Use Weather Data and ATC to Cut Back on Contrails

New Strategy Could Use Weather Data and ATC to Cut Back on Contrails
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FAA Selects Iris Automation to Participate on New BVLOS Aviation Rulemaking Committee

FAA Selects Iris Automation to Participate on New BVLOS Aviation Rulemaking Committee Compliments BEYOND program with further industry, regulator collaboration for safe deployment of unmanned aircraft systems in national airspace News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, June 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Iris Automation has been selected by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to participate in the FAA s BVLOS ARC (Aviation Rulemaking Committee), announced Wednesday at the virtual AUVSI FAA Symposium. The UAS BVLOS ARC will provide recommendations to the FAA for performance-based regulatory requirements to normalize safe, scalable, economically viable, and environmentally advantageous UAS BVLOS operations that are not under positive air traffic control (ATC). This ARC will take a holistic approach in recommending a performance-based, technology agnostic, regulatory framework for BVLOS operations.

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Iris Automation Announces Availability of Groundbreaking Detect and Avoid System, Casia X, with Enhanced 360 Degree Performance

Iris Automation Announces Availability of Groundbreaking Detect and Avoid System, Casia X, with Enhanced 360 Degree Performance News provided by Share this article Iris Automation s onboard multi-camera detect and avoid (DAA) system, ® X, will be available for shipping May 21, 2021. Casia X is the only solution for commercial drones and unpiloted aircraft delivering a full 360° radial detection capability using computer vision technology. Originally introduced as Casia 360, Casia X is an evolution of the Casia product line that offers several significant improvements: Casia X - Increased probability of detection performance by 7% and a 12X reduction in false detections, based on nearly 16,000 total real-world manned aircraft encounter flight tests.

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