Mosaic ATM is pleased to announce that we’re kicking off a new NASA Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project! NASA’s Urban Air Mobility (UAM) and UAS Traffic Management (UTM) concepts envision increasing autonomy, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to maintain operational efficiency while ensuring safety. Increasing autonomy while Read more…
Leesburg, VA, June 16, 2022 – Mosaic ATM has been named one of The Washington Post’s 2022 Top Workplaces in the Washington, D.C. area. Selection is based solely on employee feedback gathered through an anonymous third-party survey administered by research partner Energage, LLC, which measured several aspects of workplace culture, Read more…
Orlando, FL, June 4-12 2022: Mosaic ATM today announced support of Textron Inc. and Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. company, in transporting Special Olympics athletes and coaches to the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games. The Special Olympics Airlift, presented by Textron Aviation, is a monumental event where over 160 Read more…
Mosaic ATM recently announced a collaboration with GE Aviation and SmartSky Networks to enhance Flight Management Systems (FMS) and Air Traffic Management (ATM) for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). The combined work effort, conducted under a NASA Innovation Award, uniquely connects the airborne and cloud-based FMS to optimize airspace management while Read more…
Web-based weather maps make the collection and storage of weather data more efficient & effective. Our blog goes into detail.
We are pleased to announce that Mosaic has been awarded a project at the Florida NextGen Testbed (FTB) supporting Common Support Services – Flight Data (CSS-FD). CSS-FD is a service available to the broad aviation enterprise for flight planning, flight plan filing, and for the exchange of real-time, dynamic, flight Read more…
To realize the full power of machine learning, organizations need to focus on operations and delivery of the predictions as much as the development of the algorithm itself. In the case of NASA and ATD-2, not being able to trust the projections generated could be a life-or-death situation. Air traffic controllers must trust the recommendations presented by them, and validation is essential towards building trust.
Mosaic sought to provide an open and accessible model to predict the impacts of wind on air miles flown under an SBIR contract with NASA. Ultimately, this effort has developed a model that the broader aviation community can use as a publicly available data service.
Mosaic ATM will build a Cloud-Based Flight Management System (FMS), whereby safety-critical functions residing on the flight deck are separated from non-safety-critical functions that reside in a cloud-based environment on the ground. This bifurcation of an FMS will open new markets and address use cases such as Urban Air Mobility. Read more…
Mosaic lays out an approach to developing a flight data analysis suite that can be used to solve common airspace system problems.