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Countries AT Austria AU Australia BE Belgium BG Bulgaria BR Brazil CA Canada CH Switzerland CN China CS Serbia And Montenegro CY Cyprus CZ Czech Republic DE Germany DK Denmark EE Estonia ES Spain FI Finland FR France GR Greece HR Croatia HU Hungary IE Ireland IL Israel IT Italy LT Lithuania LU Luxembourg LV Latvia MK The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia NL Netherlands NO Norway PL Poland PT Portugal RO Romania RU Russian Federation Abbreviations SE Sweden SI Slovenia SK Slovakia TR Turkey UA Ukraine UK United Kingdom WW Internationnal ZA South Africa Instruments CA Coordination Action IP Integrated Project NoE Network of Excellence STP Specifi c Targeted Re search Project SSA Specifi c Support Action 17
Page 1 and 2: PROJECT SYNOPSES ��
Page 3 and 4: EUROPEAN COMMISSION Aeronautics Res
Page 5: During the Sixth Framework Programm
Page 9 and 10: Aeronautics and air transport in Eu
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Page 13 and 14: Main research areas Aeronautics res
Page 15 and 16: Call 1A 12/2002 €243 m Call 2A 12
Page 17: i.e. the average EC funding per pro
Page 22 and 23: 20 MAGFORMING Development of New Ma
Page 24 and 25: 22 Increasing Operational Capacity
Page 27 and 28: Background Strengthening Competitiv
Page 29 and 30: new technologies will be gained thr
Page 33 and 34: Acronym: FASTWing CL Name of propos
Page 35 and 36: - extension to multidisciplinary de
Page 37 and 38: Acronym: PLATO-N Name of proposal:
Page 39 and 40: WP3: Aerodynamic Modelling: link th
Page 43 and 44: Acronym: SmartFuel ADSP Name of pro
Page 45 and 46: posed to extend this capability to
Page 47 and 48: University of Karlsruhe, Institut f
Page 49 and 50: © Piaggio Objectives Non-intrusive
Page 51 and 52: Acronym: AIM Name of proposal: Adva
Page 53 and 54: Description of work Devices suitabl
Page 57 and 58: Research domain: Aerodynamics Websi
Page 59 and 60: in order to produce reliability bou
Page 61 and 62: KATnet II Background Strengthening
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Acronym: MINERVAA Name of proposal:
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- System specifi cations - Comparis
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Background Strengthening Competitiv
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Acronym: E-Cab Name of proposal: E-
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Acronym: SEAT Name of proposal: Sma
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The project aims at defi ning gener
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MOOG Ireland Ltd IE Stichting Natio
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© Airbus Deutschland GmbH Differen
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- The development and implementatio
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© Rolls-Royce Deutschland Descript
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Acronym: FANTASIA Name of proposal:
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© AMRC WP1 will build the parts ne
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Acronym: RAPOLAC Name of proposal:
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and between design and production o
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Acronym: PreCarBi Name of proposal:
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Description of work The proposed re
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Acronym: MOJO Name of proposal: Mod
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Therefore ABiTAS aims at the follow
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Acronym: ABiTAS Name of proposal: A
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Description of work Machine capabil
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and developing new ones. These comp
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© Courtesy of VKI - von Karman Ins
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Acronym: TATMo Name of proposal: Tu
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To meet these objectives the projec
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Acronym: HEATTOP Name of proposal:
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WP0 Project management CTP results
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Website: http://nicetrip.onera.fr C
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er ranging between 3 and 8, this AT
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Acronym: FLACON Name of proposal: F
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Background Improving Environmental
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Acronym: NEWAC Name of proposal: NE
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In addition, the feasibility of an
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impacts of air transport in the vic
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Acronym: TIMPAN Name of proposal: T
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Objectives Motivated by the aircraf
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Laboratoire d’Acoustique de l’U
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point of the different market actor
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Acronym: X3-NOISE Name of proposal:
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Improving Aircraft Safety and Secur
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Wave transmitters and receivers, RF
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© University of Liverpool Objectiv
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Acronym: CELPACT Name of proposal:
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Acronym: LANDING Name of proposal:
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This innovative NavAid system is in
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Acronym: PEGASE Name of proposal: h
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cal tools will be developed and val
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- numerical calculation of the corr
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cutting-edge research, the outcome
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After future industrialisation and
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which will contribute towards airpo
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understand. Also some optimisation
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ent from existing systems. The sens
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tory and certifi cation frameworks
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Due to the sensitivity of the topic
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Increasing Operational Capacity ART
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Background Increasing Operational C
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Acronym: EMMA2 Name of proposal: Eu
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Description of work To achieve this
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Increasing Operational Capacity SKY
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Acronym: SKYSCANNER Name of proposa
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tions. This system seamlessly integ
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ACTIVITIES OUTPUTS Results Current
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Acronym: NEWSKY Name of proposal: N
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narios will also support the identi
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ACC/APP DSNA LISATM ACC LMC AIRPORT
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Increasing Operational Capacity ERA
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Acronym: ERASMUS Name of proposal:
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Application Level ADS-B App (Snd&Rc
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- its assessment, highlighting: - a
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Design Cycle 1 Assessment Cycle WP1
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E-mail: blom@nlr.nl Tel: +31 (0)20
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Environmental Good Practices Busine
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operational procedures and assess t
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- Real-time simulation providing qu
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Thales Avionics FR Thales ATM FR Qu
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2. Adaptation of the UMTS protocols
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Background The European Aeronautics
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Acronym: EASN II Name of proposal:
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Description of work Analysis of the
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Background The 20th century started
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Acronym: VEATAL Name of proposal: V
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tiers of the supply chain by provid
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ECARE+ European Communities Aeronau
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Background Numerous codes, models,
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Acronym: AEROCHINA Name of proposal
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RTD Directorate H European Commissi
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TREN Unit F.2 European Commission D
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ABiTAS Advanced Bonding Technologie
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AUTOW Automated Preform Fabrication
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EASN II European Aeronautics Scienc
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IFATS Innovative Future Air Transpo
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OPTIMAL Optimised Procedures and Te
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SUPERSKY- SENSE Smart maintenance o
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CA AERONET III Aircraft Emissions a
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NoE ECATS Environmental Compatible
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AROSATEC Automated Repair and Overh
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DIALFAST Development of Innovative
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LANDING Landing software for small
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SINBAD Safety Improved with a New c
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Index by Contract number 030840 X3-
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AIP4-CT-2005-516128 ANASTASIA Airbo
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AST-CT-2003-502927 AERONEWS Health
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AST3-CT-2003-502977 ULTMAT Ultra Hi
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AST4-CT-2005-012242 ASICBA Aviation
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AST4-CT-2005-516165 ADELINE Advance
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AST5-CT-2006-030837 CREDOS Crosswin
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AST5-CT-2006-030959 NODESIM- CFD No
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TREN/06/FP6AE/ S07.58518/518276 TRE
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Page numbers refer to the fi rst pa
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Alta S.p.A. 132 Altair Engineering
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Centre de Transfert de Technologies
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Dassault Aviation 36, 50, 53, 56, 5
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EDF Polymer-Applikation Maschinenfa
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Fundacion Centro de Tecnologias aer
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Ingeniería de Sistemas para la Def
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LA Composite s.r.o. 191 LABINAL S.A
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Nanjing University 53 Nationaal Luc
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RECARO Aircraft Seating GmbH & Co.
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Sistemi Innovativi per il Controllo
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Teem Photonics SA 200 Tel Aviv Univ
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Università degli Studi di Siena 19
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Universität Karlsruhe (TH) 41, 62,
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ALBANIA Mr AGOLLI Edmond Ministry o
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SWITZERLAND Dr TAUER Andy Euresearc
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FINLAND Ms NIEMI Anne Ministry of T
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IRELAND Mr FLYNN Bob Enterprise Ire
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MACEDONIA, THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPU
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Mr RODRIGUES Vasco GRICES (Offi ce
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TURKEY Mr KORU Aziz TUBITAK FPs Nat
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