Aviation safety can be jeopardized by multiple hazards arising from natural phenomena, e.g., severe weather, aerosols/gases from natural hazard, space weather, and, though not directly affecting the safety of aviation but the planet, the climatic impact of aviation. The overall objective of ALARM (multi-hAzard monitoring and earLy wARning systeM) is to develop a prototype global multi-hazard monitoring and Early Warning System for all these hazards.
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ALARM Close-out Meeting
Yesterday, the 20th of December, the close-out meeting of the ALARM project was held. The last review of the project before its closure was an opportunity to highlight the work carried out during these 26 months of research and the team is pleased with the progress achieved in ALARM. We believe that the project will…
ALARM at SESAR Innovation Days 2022
The ALARM project participated in one of the last events of this year: the SESAR Innovation Days 2022. The SESAR Joint Undertaking organises this event every year to share the progress and disseminate the results of exploratory research. This time it took place at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest (Hungary). Hugues Brenot, a member…
ALARM Final Review Meeting
Today we were in Brussels attending ALARM Final Review Meeting and Maturity Gate. The main goals of this meeting were to present and review the project results, to assess the achievement of the project objectives and impact, and to assess the maturity achieved by the project solutions in accordance with SESAR Programme Management Handbook. Agenda…