Dette bringer meg inn på det voldsomt kompliserte scenariet som ikke skal bli enkelt å løse:
Dronetrafikk blandes med AAM (Advanced Aerial Mobility) i samme luftrom. AAM består som vi vet av uendelig mange rare og fantasifulle konsepter, fra bemannnet til ubemannet, fra fly til helikopter og alt mulig i mellom. Høres ut som et Air Traffic Control mareritt. Løsningen synes å være et automatisert system med autopiloter direkte koplet til et ACAS, men det tror jeg er langt frem. (Red.)
Port of Rotterdam Trials Unmanned Traffic Management System
On 23 January 2023, the Port of Rotterdam Authority started organising the airspace for drone
use. To this end, the Airspace Centre was set up on the 14th floor of the Port of
Rotterdam Authority’s offices.
In a pilot arrangement and via an Unmanned Traffic
Management (UTM) system, this Airspace Centre will, for the next two years,
manage the Very
Low-Level (VLL) airspace for drones over the Europoort and Maasvlakte area, both for
manned and unmanned flights.
In the very low-level airspace, air traffic
control will be a fully digital process. This is currently being tested with
software partner Airwayz. This makes the Port of Rotterdam Authority the first
body in Europe to organise its own airspace and regulations on this scale to
ensure smooth and safe drone traffic. The premise is that good airspace
management will enable commercial drone services and make port processes even
safer and more efficient.
Airspace Managers
The Centre will be staffed by Airspace Managers, the air traffic controllers
for drones. They have a view of everyone in the air from the Airspace Centre.
The Airspace Managers are employees of the Port Authority. They will be active
in this role one day a week, and think along about whether airspace management
can indeed be a task for the Port Authority from the point of view of safety,
as well as digitisation and safe use of data.
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