A Correlational Analysis of Near Mid Air Collisions using Historical Surveillance Data

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Authors: Pilko, Aliaksei;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7695628 , 10.5281/zenodo.7695629

A Correlational Analysis of Near Mid Air Collisions using Historical Surveillance Data

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This work aims to test correlations between the 3D locations of Near Mid Air Collisions and the traffic conditions in the same area in order to identify future hazardous regions where NMACs are more likely to occur. This provides avenues to improve airspace design for fewer such events.

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University of Southampton
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