Introduction of Information Technology at TMA Split with the Purpose of Optimisation and ...

  • Ivan Markežić
  • Denis Kosor
  • Slavko Roguljić
Keywords: air traffic safety, human errors, error prevention

Abstract

The introduction of information technology into the Croatianair traffic control system at the TMA Split and the applicationof computer programs have significantly improved airtraffic safety. In other words, a reliable and fast analysis is providedas well as remote control of technical systems, reductionof possible human errors in pre-flight and in-flight activities.Also the preconditions are created for its integration into thecomputer sysrems of other air traffic participants.

References

(1] R.Horonjeff, F.X.McKelvey, Planning and Design of

Ai1ports, pp.143-178, Me Graw-Hill Inc, New York,

(2] C.D.Wickens, Human Factors in Air Traffic Control,

National Research Co. 1997.

(3] W.A.Shay, Understanding Data Communications and

Networks, PWS Publishing, Boston, 1995.

(4] AIDE Functional Software, Syseca, Paris, 1996.

(5] Air Traffic Technology, UK & International Press, London,

(6] Air Traffic Solutions, Sterling Publications Ltd., 1998.

How to Cite
1.
Markežić I, Kosor D, Roguljić S. Introduction of Information Technology at TMA Split with the Purpose of Optimisation and . Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Dec.26];12(5-6):295-9. Available from: http://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/1052
Issue
Vol 12 No 5-6 (2000)
Section
Older issues

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