Meet the latest regulatory requirements
As civil aviation authorities and air navigation service providers move to the next generation of air traffic management (ATM) technology, a greater number of regulatory requirements for airports are becoming an integral part of the transformation. Airports are tasked with providing high-quality intelligence to their air navigation service provider (ANSP) to support ATM, capacity planning, and other critical functions. Esri has solutions designed to help airports meet regulatory requirements regardless of where in the world they are located.
Ensuring an unobstructed airspace is critical to aviation safety. With the ArcGIS for Aviation: Airports solution, you can perform all required obstruction analyses to meet all aviation regulations. The solution will generate validated electronic airport layout plans, all designed to help you prepare compliance data for submission to your civil aviation authority.
As air traffic volume increases and as population encroachment around most airports continues, the impacts of noise will grow. This condition requires tools to help visualize, analyze, and mitigate noise's environmental impact on communities and on natural environments. ArcGIS allows you to understand affected populations, and it can be integrated with parcel information to support land-acquisition and sound-mitigation plans.
Airport and aviation leaders have become increasingly aware of aviation dangers posed by wildlife populations near airports. ArcGIS sets the standard among airport wildlife managers for documenting bird strikes and wildlife movements and inventories, and for designing mitigations based on habitat management. The increasing use of ground-based radar supports real-time threat mitigation efforts with GIS.
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Discover how GIS fueled Reno-Tahoe efforts toward success.
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Schiphol is working to prevent bird and aircraft collisions with an app that shows radar data of bird movements.
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Discover how Dublin Airport transforms data management with ArcGIS Enterprise.
Airports get focused GIS functionality for the collection, quality control, management, and analysis of airport operations infrastructure data.
Field mobility apps allow operations staff to conduct inspections in accordance with regulations such as 14 CFR Part 139.
