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Expert in Aeronautical Data and Information management, having worked in Central America and in Europe for more than 20 years in all areas related to AIS/AIM and in the EAD context. Current member of the AIXM CCB, Digital NOTAM AG, Digital Data Sets AG and participating in different regional forums of discussion in regards to aeronautical information.
Györgyi Balogh combines technical expertise with user experience from ATM systems. She is solution responsible for the remote tower project in Budapest and has led several SESAR projects. Prior to joining Indra, she worked 9 years at HungaroControl, within air traffic control and system development.
Viktor Zsóka is responsible for A-SMGCS and remote tower development at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport. He is the manager of the HungaroControl’s multiple integrated remote tower (mirTWR) project and has participated in several tower related SESAR projects (PJ02 and PJ05).
Having a scientific background in Work and Organizational Psychology, Dr. Takacs’s research expertise lies in supporting teamwork and standard team performance in high risk environments, during routine and emergency task phases. As a practitioner, she works as a Human Factor Lead Consultant at Deep Blue, where she is involved in research and consultancy projects in the aviation sector, mainly focusing on the exploration of future skills and competences and related training & career paths.
Sarah is the Volans® Product Manager; in this role, she is responsible for training and product support in-house and with clients worldwide. She has managed training for multiple organizations, including airports and air service navigation providers to model existing and proposed procedures and airspace. Using Volans, Sarah provides comprehensive flight procedure evaluation and analysis using her ability to design and translate complex flight procedures into videos and images. Additionally, she supports the Federal Aviation Administration’s Community Engagement efforts related to airspace modernization by creating 3D videos and procedure modeling for use in virtual and in-person meetings.
Richard Parker is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Altitude Angel, the world’s leading UTM (Unified Traffic Management) and U-Space technology provider, delivering solutions enabling the safe integration of drones into airspace.
Altitude Angel’s platform provides data and services to established airspace management organisations as well as drone manufacturers and software developers. Its solutions are accelerating the realisation of both the social and economic values which drones bring.
Richard’s diverse experience across a range of verticals, coupled with a strong background in software design, technology and cybersecurity ensures Altitude Angel continues to drive innovation in the emerging UTM sector.
Chris Collings is General Manager of
Mission Networks’ Managed Services
division within the Space and
Airborne Systems segment of
L3Harris Technologies. This program
portfolio provides enterprise network
communications and data services to
the Federal Aviation Administration,
state governments and international
customers.
Prior to this role, Collings was director
of Air Traffic Management Business
Development for the Mission
Networks sector. He led the business
in creating strategic growth
opportunities and developing pursuit
and capture strategies for
communications and networking
solutions for the Federal Aviation
Administration, the global air
navigation service providers, as well
as defense and security customers.
Clive McNabb has more than 20 years’ aviation experience, working together with airlines and handling agents both in operational, IT and consultancy roles. He currently holds the position in NACO Smart Aviation group, of Airport Digitalization Lead. Previously Clive worked for more than 7 years in an international business development role, with an OEM supplying passenger security and baggage handling solutions.
Clive is actively pursuing interesting new sustainable business models, evolving from the introduction of new fuels and aircraft and how data and digital solutions will inform and support aviation stakeholders as a result.
Craig Drew is the former Senior Vice President of Air Operations at Southwest Airlines, and before that a pilot for more than 30 years. Craig served on numerous FAA panels and boards, today advises several companies in aviation and aerospace, and teaches aviation safety at Arizona State University.
My name is Daniel Polo Álvarez. I studied two degrees at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Aerospace Engineering and Telecommunications Engineering, what allowed me to be hired at Indra as a System Engineer in the R&D Projects area within SESAR Programme. Throughout these three years I have participated in the development of the Phase Shift Keying technology for ADS-B, validating its technical feasibility. Currently, I am participating in the development of a new feature for ADS-B to authenticate the messages broadcasted by an aircraft.