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Welcome to ICAS
The International Cooperation on Airport Surveillance (ICAS) is a group of Airports, Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) and Eurocontrol.
The scope of the ICAS group is to support Airports, ANSPs and other organisations in the implementation, integration and exploitation of Airport Surveillance Systems in an Airport environment, covering all phases of the ground movement.
The group also dialog with the Regulatory Authorities, Research and Development Institutes (R&D) and the industry.
Currently the focus is on all aspects of A-SMGCS and supporting systems. This is seen as the most promising approach to support a safe and efficient traffic at Airports.
In ICAS Project Managers, Engineers and Air Traffic and Apron Controllers meet and discuss A-SMGCS issues. The Members exchange experiences with different technologies, procedures and infrastructural constraints. This makes ICAS the biggest know-how pool of operating A-SMGCS worldwide.
Currently representatives from 45 ANSPs, EUROCONTROL and Airport Authorities are ICAS members, covering 31 countries.
ICAS Member Map
Member Log-in
Request for Login mail to: info@icas-group.org
ICAS-NEWS
New member from Japan
Hiromi Miyazaki >> more
Successfull 2009, challenging 2010
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ICAS-Newsletter >> more
Information about ICAS (pdf, 77kb) >> more
A-SMGCS NEWS
New collision warning system now in use at Zurich and Geneva
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CARMA: Car Management on Aprons
Developing integrated solution for vehicle management at mid-size airports >> more
INDUSTRY-NEWS
NATS Selects Era Systems Corporation for UK Height Monitoring Unit
Era has signed a contract to provide a comprehensive height monitoring unit to the United Kingdom air traffic control provider NATS. >> more
Edmonton International Airport Selects Searidge ATC-Grade Video for Tower Blind Spot
Part of EIA’s -Billion Expansion 2012 Airport Development Program >> more
Sensis Surface Multilateration System at London Stansted Airport Now Operational
Three Busiest Airports in London Using Sensis Technology to Enhance Safety and Improve Efficiency >> more
Orders for HITT and HITT subsidiary Klein Systems
Airports in China and Egypt select air traffic control systems HITT >> more











































