Welcome

HALA! (Higher Automation Levels in ATM) is a Research Network established within the framework of SESAR WP-E to spearhead long term and innovative research in automation in ATM in pursuit of the SESAR 2020 vision and beyond . 

In HALA! we believe effective automation can create a paradigm shift and that additional innovation in automation is needed to identify and investigate topics that might bring new solutions and to propose research activities not currently planned within the ‘mainstream’ SESAR workpackages.

HALA! is open to academia, industries, research centers and individuals who are interested in participating to the research activities of the network.

The meaning of HALA! in Spanish is "Go on! Get moving".

Hala! SESAR Research Network

News

ATACCS'12 conference programme Now Available!

Thu, 26/04/2012 - 15:19 — publisher

If you are interested in attending ATACCS'12, why not take a look at the programme for the three days. You will find the schedule including Presentations, keynote Speakers, PhD Brainstorming Sessions and Awards.

The programme is available to download here.

REGISTRATION OPEN: ATACCS'2012

Fri, 16/03/2012 - 12:39 — publisher

 

Date:  May 29th-31st, 2012 Imperial College London, U.K.  (http://www.ataccs.org/)
 
Register now to book your place at the conference. Click on the following link to register.
 

ONLINE REGISTRATION ATACCS 2012

 
IMPORTANT: In order to complete the online registration process, you will have to login into your HALA! account.  
If you do not have an account yet, please take a moment to JOIN HALA!
If you do not remember your username or password, please click HERE

HALA! POSITION PAPER

Thu, 15/12/2011 - 13:07 — publisher

Dear HALA! participants,

We are glad to inform you the last version of the HALA! Position Paper v.1.2 is available here.

The main objectives of the HALA! Position Paper are to foster research in automation in ATM, offer better framework conditions for research, go beyond traditional approaches on automation in ATM and cover ATM automation activities not currently addressed by the other work packages of the SESAR programme.