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The SESAR institutional partnership and the University of Seville (Faculty of Engineering) are organising SESAR's annual Innovation Days (SIDs) in Seville, 27-30 November 2023. Speakers include academics and researchers, European Commission officials, large enterprise representatives, ...
It predominantly focusses on sharing progress and disseminating exploratory research results in the air traffic management (ATM) field, in combination with showcasing industrial research and demonstrations.
In addition to various technical paper sessions, the plenary sessions will focus on:
You can find more information on the official website. The draft agenda is added to this message, but is obviously subject to change.
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