TRAVIS flight trajectory prediction
The impacts of thunderstorms on the air traffic management are very complex, as as they disrupt planned flight routes and potentially result in large-scale diversions depending on the thunderstorm situation. It is immensely important for air traffic management to know how the planned traffic flows will shift due to the weather and how the workload of air traffic controllers will change as a result. Predicting these traffic shifts is extremely complex and requires many years of experience in air traffic management.
- In case of thunderstorms and other weather events, there are often significant deviations from planned air traffic
- Information about traffic shifts due to weather influences is very important for the efficient deployment of air traffic controllers
- TRAVIS is a forecasting system that combines planned air traffic with weather forecasts and thus performs more realistically
- TRAVIS quantifies the weather impact on air traffic, weather-related delays can be estimated in advance
- TRAVIS helps to identify those flights that will be particularly affected by the weather
- TRAVIS draws attention to upcoming critical situations
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