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UK NATS upgrades
London Terminal Control area
with well-proven and
reliable information system
Terma’s ATC*ISS Support Information System Terma has
been successfully transitioned into the London Terminal
Control facility.
Copenhagen – NATS, the United Kingdom’s leading air traffi c
solutions provider has successfully transitioned ATC*ISS
Support Information System developed by Terma into the
London Terminal Control facility. This facility controls some
of the most complex and busy airspace in the world over
south east England.
The system is designed to meet the needs of today’s air traffi
c controllers providing structured and real-time information.
ATC*ISS collects, organizes, and serves relevant air
traffi c information, such as meteorological overviews and
forecasts, air traffi c load data, runway condition, maps,
fl ight data, airport sensor data etc.
✈ The operational environment at the London Control Facility
✈ Screen dump
from the ACT*ISS
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A key milestone was to successfully deploy the ACT*ISS system
into the operation in time for the 2012 London Olympics. This
has been achieved in what has been a seamless transition.
The support information system improves air traffi c controllers
“situational awareness” as it integrates information
from several systems and airports to one common operational
picture for the Terminal Control airspace managed by
each controller. As a result improving air traffi c safety and
working conditions.
- The operational transition of the ATC*ISS in close cooperation
with NATS marks an important step for Terma. We believe
this implementation has signifi cant future potential,
and we intend to pursue business opportunities internationally
with relevant partners like NATS, says Brian Bendixen,
Terma Vice President, Homeland Security Systems.
Terma ACT*ISS is a well-proven air traffi c control product
with more than 10 years in service history. It is installed in
several airports and control centers around the world.
Recent successful installations are in Heathrow, Stansted,
Gatwick, Abu Dhabi, and Copenhagen.
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