The ASOG Training Center, in cooperation with FlySight S.r.i., is conducting a Basic Airborne Mission Management Systems & Sensors Course at the EUROPEAN ROTORS VTOL Show & Safety Conference.
Dates | 5 – 6 Nov 2024 (2-day course)
Location | RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre – Halls 8 and 9, Room E106, Amsterdam Netherlands
Course Description | The purpose of the Airborne Mission Management Systems and Sensors Course is to provide participants with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively operate mission management systems and sensors, enabling them to conduct multi-mission airborne operations safely and efficiently. The course will consist of the following content and themes:
- Fundamentals of Flight Operations
- Introduction to Airborne Mission Management Systems (MMS)
- Sensor Fundamentals
- System Interfaces and Controls
- Mission Planning and Execution
- Data Management and Interpretation
- Communication Systems Integration
- Situational Awareness and Decision Support
- Safety and Operational Guidelines
- Case Studies and Practical Exercises
- System Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Agenda | The "Basic Aerial Airborne Mission Management Systems & Sensors Course" is a 2-day course that involves grouping related topics and ensuring that each day has a mix of theory, practical exercises, and review sessions to reinforce learning.
Day 1
0800 – Beginning of Course/Day 1 Training (Sign-In, Coffee/Refreshments-Networking)
0830 - Course Introduction & Overview (Patrick Ryan)
0900 – The Roles & Responsibilities of Non-Rated Aircrew in Multi-Mission Operations (Georg DeCock)
1000 – Basic Theory of Mission Management Systems and Associated Sensors (Mattia Carpin)
1100 – Basic Theory of EO/IR Systems (Charlotte Coste, Charles-Edouard DeGhamena)
1200 – Lunch
1300 – Basic Theory of Mobile Phone Detection Systems (Ewan Macdonald)
1400 – Systems Mission Planning, Task Assignment and Control (Mattia Carpin)
1500 – Sensor Management, Data Processing, and Fusion (Mattia Carpin)
1600 –Mobile Phone Detection in Multi-Mission Operations (Iria Blanco)
1700 – Day 1 Course Review/Day 2 Pre-Brief (Patrick Ryan)
1730 – End of Day 1 Training
Day 2
0800 – Beginning of Day 2 Training (Sign-In, Coffee/Refreshments-Networking)
0830 – Basic Non-rated Aircrew airmanship principles and practices (Patrick Ryan)
0930 – 1300 Practice: Training Laboratory (The class is divided into groups, i.e., Group A, B, C, D. The Groups will rotate once per 45 min)
- Training Lab Pre-Brief – Divide Class into Groups and brief class on training/rotation procedures (ASOG - Patrick Ryan)
- Training Station 1 – Cell Phone Locator System (Centum - LIFESEEKER)
- Training Station 2 – Mission Management System and EO/IR Sensor (FlySight - OPENSIGHT)
- Training Station 3 – EO/IR Systems (Safran - EUROFLIR)
- Training Station 4 – Cell Phone Locator System (Smith Myers - ARTEMIS)
- Training Lab Post-Brief
1330 - Course Review, Survey & Closing Remarks
1430 – End of Day 2 -&- Course
Who Should Attend | The course is designed for individuals who play a role in conducting specialized missions. The course is relevant for various professionals involved in Aerial Work aviation. Here are the key individuals who should consider attending this course:
- Pilots and Aviation Personnel
- Airborne Sensor Operators (ASO)
- Government and Regulatory Officials
- Program & Project Managers
- Safety and Compliance Officers
- Engineers and Technicians
- Risk Management Personnel
- Technology and Equipment Providers
- Students and Researchers
Attendee Registration |
Course Fee - € 500
Course Capacity - Limited to 15 participants; waitlist available)
Course Attendance - All attendees must be registered to participate.
If you have any questions or need assistance with registration, don't hesitate to contact us at info@aso-group.org.