Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,NANDED
A SEMINAR PRESENTATION ON
APPLICATIONS OF AERONAUTICAL
COMMUNICATION
PRESENTED BY : GUIDED BY:-
VARAD.U.JINTURKAR Ms.APARNA DALVI
ROLL NO : {39} ASST,PROF,
DEPT,OF ETC
AFFLICATED BY :-
DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
APPLICATIONS OF AC
ATC- Air Traffic Control
UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System)
AeroMACS
Radio Communication System
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization)
Surveillance
IDACS (Indian Data Communication System)
Satellite Communication
W-LAN
CONTENTS
Introduction
Abstract
Air Traffic Control UMTS AeroMACS
• Introduction • Introduction
• History • History
• Block Diagram • Block Diagram
• Working • Working
• Advantages/Limitations • Advantages/Limitations
• Future in India • Future in India
Conclusion
Future Scope in India
Reference
ABSTRACT
• The demand making to make air travel more
pleasant,encure,and productive for passengers is one of the
winning factors for both airlines and the aircraft
manufacturing industry for which Aerounatical
communication is one of the enablers
INTRODUCTION OF ATC
• The Air Traffic Control is a service provided by ground-based
air traffic controllers
• The air traffic Control (ATC) is the busiest in the country
handling over 250 or more movements
• It regulates the large volume of air traffic and also handles test
and military flights with varied aircraft speed.
HISTORY OF ATC
• In 1921, Croydon Airport, London was the first airport in the world to
introduce Air Traffic Control
• First developed by controller J.V. Tighe
• The first ATC tower regulating all activities of aircraft at a specific
airport , opened in Cleveland in 1930
Working Of ATC
• Air Traffic Controllers use radar,computers, or visual references to monitor
and direct the movement of the aircraft in the skies and ground traffic at
airports
• Controllers usually manage multiple aircraft at the same time and must
make quick decisions to ensure the safety of aircraft
Call Signs
Radar Coverage
Airport View From ATC
ADVANTAGES OF ATC
Provide information and other support for pilots
Air traffic controllers have lots of leisure
You can work indoors
You don’t have to work in a physical manner
High social status of air traffic controllers
Working as an air traffic controller can be exciting
You may get discounts on flights
Many air traffic controllers can retire early
Good job if you love planes and air travel in general
LIMATATIONS Of ATC
• Other equipment and displays may be blocked/obstructed
• Taking space from the operator for technology creates a Human factors
conundrum
• There may not be enough physical space for all large displays and all
other equipment and displays to be used effectively
FUTURE SCOPE OF ATC
• The position of an Air Traffic controller is an important part of the Aviation
industry . Air Traffic Controller are trained to continue the safety ,orderly flow of
air traffic in the air traffic control system globally. It’s specialized field that
requires the knowledge of technical and handling of equipment
• Recruitment and good career in ATC (AAI ATC EXAM)
• In india ,Air traffic services are provided by airports Authority of India (AAI) , with
a motto “Service with safety”.
INTRODUCTION OF UMTS
UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) is a third –generation
(3G) broadband,packet-based transmission of text, digitized voice, video,and
multimedia at data rates up to 2 megabits per second (Mbps)
The specification of UMTS covers the entire network system,including the
radio access network ,the core network and user .
BLOCK DIAGRAM
HISTORY OF UMTS
● The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) proposed
UMTS in 1985.
● The history of UMTS and 3G development .1770s Luigi Galvani
inveted
APPLICATION OF UMTS
Streaming/Download (Video,Audio)
Videoconferences
Fast Internet
Mobile E- Commerce ( M-Commerce)
Remote Login
Background –Messaging,E-Mail
FTP Access (File Transfer Protocol)
Mobile Entertainment (Games)
ADVANTAGES OF UMTS
● Greater range of enriched multimedia services
● Higher data rates for a greater number of users
● Use the best quality images available in 3G
● Access any website with great coverage
● IP multimedia services for mobile devices
LIMATATIONS OF UMTS
● It is more expensive than GSM
● Universal Mobile Telecommunication System has poor video
experince
● Universal Mobile Telecommunication System still NOT
broadband
FUTURE SCOPE OF UMTS
Next Generation Mobile Communication UMTS and WLAN
The Role of S-UMTS in Future 3G Markets
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INTRODUCTION OF AeroMACS
• The Aerounatical Mobile Airport Communication System (AeroMACS) is
the new –generation airport datalink to help airlines,airport authorities and
air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP) cope with increased volumes of
data exchange at busy airport surfaces
• A wireless standard that improves safety and regularity of flights on airport
surface
• Based on commercial 4G Technology
Working of AeroMACS
• AeroMACS is a Key technology to the aviation industry to
improve communication on the airport surface by providing
increased transmission of Air traffic Control (ATC) and Airline
ADVANTAGES/LIMATATIONS OF AeroMACS
● Supports a wide range air traffic application
● Reliveves the congested VHF spectrum
● Optimizes air traffic management through
Quality of service (QoS) functionally
ANIMATION OF AeroMACS
CONCLUSION
The Air Traffic Control (ATC) is the third busiest in the country handling over
250 movements (landing and takeoff) everyday
The UMTS radio interface system planning has the same basic philosophy as
the GSM but varies in the detail mainly because of the change of radio
propagation channel that is a wideband type
REFERENCE OF AC
● www.wikipedia.com
● www.google.com
● www.inmarsat.com/swift64
● www.sciencedirect.com
● www.britannica.com
● www.techtarget.com
● www.spiceworks.com
● www.researchgate.net
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