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Real-Time Simulation

The Institute operates a series of real-time simulators and test environments, which are remarkable because of their capability to integrate humans in the validation environment (human-in-the-loop).

Here ATM concepts are tested in real time and often together with users such as controllers or pilots. The focus is, first and foremost, on the technical and operational feasibility, acceptance by operators, and the performance capability of the new concepts.
 

HMI Lab


In the HMI Lab, researchers at the Institute test new interaction technologies for human-machine interaction, develop and test new measurement methodologies and investigate collaborative work processes.
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Generic Experimental Cockpit (GECO)


The Generic Experimental Cockpit (GECO) is a modular cockpit simulator with flight-mechanical models of DLR test aircrafts. The flight-mechanical models are interchangeable, depending on the application required.
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Apron and Tower Simulator (ATS)


The Apron and Tower Simulator (ATS) presents the controller working positions at the airport. The ATS allows new systems and procedures for air traffic management at the airport and in the terminal control area to be validated.
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TowerLab


The TowerLab is a unique research facility that complements the Apron and Tower Simulator of the Institute of Flight Guidance. It allows innovative concepts for working positions and support functions for tower controllers to be tested.
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Air Traffic Management and Operations Simulator (ATMOS)


The Air Traffic Management and Operations Simulator (ATMOS) is an experimental facility for simulating air traffic in real time. In a simulated airspace, the ATMOS can be used to test new approach and landing procedures.
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Airport and Control Center Simulator (ACCES)


The Airport and Control Center Simulator (ACCES) acts as a management center with working positions for the different operators at airports. It can be used to assess management processes in different application areas.
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Airport Management Simulation Platform


Utilizing this human-in-the-loop Simulation platform, airport managers and dispatchers can develop, validate and prepare new systems, procedures and training methods for operations, to ensure efficient processes and optimal operations without interfering with the real air traffic.
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