Use of the Cloud has allowed commercial and Government systems to leverage the flexibility, scalability, reliability, and security of Cloud infrastructure to achieve significant efficiencies, and rapid innovation, in complex operational environments. The associated move to a micro-services Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) in the Cloud has further enhanced modularity, re-use of system capabilities, and simplification of verification and validation testing.
Addressing Inefficiency in Today’s Air Transportation System According to NASA1, many of today’s air transportation system issues can be attributed to a lack of information sharing amongst the operators responsible for managing air traffic in busy terminal environments. Concepts and technologies to improve the arrival, departure, and airport surface traffic Read more…
The FAA needed an aviation technology partner that had substantial expertise in fusing data streams like this. The FAA turned to Mosaic ATM, a leading aviation technology company, to build this data integration capability. Mosaic developed a data exchange system to assist the FAA SWIM program in delivering the correct information, to the right users, at the right time.
This white paper explores how traditional models of the value of information (VoI) can be extended effectively to account for uncertainties presently inherent in gathering and analyzing big data. To illustrate the challenge, we explore the VoI an automobile manufacturer may derive by engineering a telematics system into its vehicles.
Mosaic is thrilled to announce a new project with NASA. Mosaic will design and deploy a Wind Miles Model to be used by the aviation community to simplify accurate calculation of the impact of forecast winds on any flight plan.
Weather has a high impact on operations in many industries, and therefore is of great value to integrate into strategic decision making. Mosaic has roots in aviation research & development, giving us deep expertise in combining weather data streams with planning applications to facilitate efficient resource allocation.
Mosaic ATM attended the 6th annual Space Traffic Management (STM) Conference held at the University of Texas at Austin on February 19 -20, 2020. The conference was a forum for both the Space and Air Traffic Management communities to discuss issues pertaining to managing space traffic in the atmosphere, outside of the Read more…
Computer vision is a powerful AI technique with vast business applications. In this white paper, Mosaic examines how to use machine vision for detecting airport layouts from the sky.
This video provides an overview of the Management by Trajectory (MBT) concept that Mosaic is developing as part of a NASA Research Announcement (NRA). It follows a flight from Seattle to Atlanta and shows the differences that flight’s experience between the current National Airspace System (NAS) environment and the MBT Read more…
Optimizing how airplanes take off is an ideal use case for fusing IoT and predictive analytics.