Projects

What have we accomplished?

The usual practice of the laboratory is to carry out 'open book' research unless the customer(s) require non-disclosure. Below is a list of the reports from previous research projects with links for those available for public viewing. Where disclosure is unrestricted a PDF copy of the information is linked to its associated project below.

You can organize NEAR's projects by these categories:

NEAR has published studies, papers and conference proceedings on/for the following:

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2010Florida NextGen Test BedEmbry Riddle Aeronautical University
Federal Aviation Administration
County of Volusia
Daytona Beach International Airport
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Boeing, Inc.
Frequentis
CSC
Jeppesen
The Volpe Center
Barco
Mosaic ATM
ENSCO Inc.
Harris Corporation
Sensis Corporation
General Electric
The Florida NextGen Test Bed is a government, acdemia, and industry effort to demonstrate proof-of-concepts for technologies that will increase airport safety, security, efficiency, and capacity to help alleviate troubles caused by airports and airspace that are routinely operated above capacity.
2009TAAM Analysis for American Airlines OperationsAMR CorpAAL TAAM
2009Integrated TMA, ERAM and 4D Predictive WeatherFAA
2008Delta Air Lines TAAM AnalysisDelta Air LinesTotal Airport & Airspace Modeler analysis
2008Saftey & Operation Flight Information & Analysis (SOFIA)ERAU Flight OperationsReal-Time ADS-B/TIS-B flight tracker
2008PASSENGER PRODUCTIVE ON-TIME FLIGHT TOOL Murray Business Alternatives
2008Simmod Pro
2008Total Airport & Airspace Modeler (TAAM)Delta Air Lines
JetBlue Airlines
Jeppesen Rail, Logistics & Terminals American Airlines
Fast-Time Aviation Simulation Modeling
2007AdministrationTo include all duties that are required operate the NEAR Department.
2006ChileChile MOP/DAPNEAR completed a contract to provide Technical Assistance to the Chilean MOP/DAP for the assessment of future requirements for airports in the Central Zone of Chile (around Santiago).
2005Cognitive Analysis Applications Research Toolset(NEART) (Patent Pending)Cognitive Analysis Application Research Toolset (NEART) is a methodology and supporting computer-based application, which enables the modeling of control tasks in domains such as Manufacturing, Medical, Fabrication, and Aviation.
2004A Communication Analysis of the Advanced Air Traffic Management Concept Using a Distributed System ApproachNASA/Lewis Lockheed CorporationProposed simulation experiments to validate advanced communication requirements for the National Airspace System.
2003Boeing GCNSS Future Concept DemonstrationsBoeingBoeing GCNSS Future Concept Demonstrations
2002Analysis of ADSB Benefits in the National Airspace SystemFAAReal-time simulations involving use of ADSB to mitigate controller workload in busy transition sectors and provide positive control in over water procedural sectors.
2002A Real-time Test of New Dispatcher SoftwareHoneywell Corp./NASASimulation to test dispatcher reactions to real-time tools that more closely integrate weather into flight planning decisions
2002Controller Reactions to Free Flight in a Complex Transition SectorNASAReal Time simulations to measure controller reactions to free lfight concepts with ADS-B support.
2001Cost Benefit Analysis for Improved Navigation SystemsLockheed Martin Corp./DODAn extensive cost benefit analysis of the gains from the use of satellite navigation systems in the national airspace system
2001Developing Unmanned Vehicle Air Control Interfaces within the National Airspace SystemCommand and Control Corp./NASAA simulation to test real-time software that more efficiently integrates future unmanned vehicle activities into the national airspace system.
2000Estimating the Economic benefits of the Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS)NASAA benefit analysis of the gains that will accrue to the production of the Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS) aircraft.
1999Measuring Controller Reactions to Free flight Part 1and 2NASA Ames/NARIReal time simulation to measure controller reactions to differing free flight concepts.
1998Central Florida TRACON/ENROUTE airspace Analysis Part 1, 2 and 3FAA Fast and real time simulation that evaluated proposed airspace and procedural changes to the Central Florida Airspace
1996Estimating National Airspace System Communication Requirements for the Year 2005 and BeyondHarris CorporationAdvanced simulation software that developed detailed communication requirements for every TRACON and en route sector in the National Airspace System.
1995Investigating the Benefits of Free FlightNASA AmesDiscrete event simulation that modeled capacity requirements for proposed free flight hardware and the interaction between equipped and unequipped aircraft.
1995Developing Base Line Metrics for the Advanced General Aviation Technological ExperimentNASA LangleyAnalyzed Embry Riddle aircraft fleet data to estimate training and maintenance costs for the proposed Advanced GA aircraft.