Aviation
RPCS for air navigation

Aviation

Aircraft operations combine satellite positioning, inertial navigation, radar and aeronautical data that must remain spatially consistent across the operation.

Start with the mission.

Aircraft operations combine satellite positioning, inertial navigation, radar and aeronautical data that must remain spatially consistent across the operation.

RPCS is presented as the common reference environment into which those navigation sources can be translated and integrated.

Source 01

GNSS

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

Source 02

INS / IMU

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

Source 03

Radar

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

01

One operational frame

Create a common metric context across navigation sources.

02

Cross-system interoperability

Reduce reference-system friction between navigation and operational data.

03

Validation path

Compare trajectories, distances and outputs against existing workflows.

Source-derived application based on the supplied RPCS Navigation material.

Aviation, reframed.

Discuss the current sensor stack, operational environment and integration path.

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