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ICNS > ICNS 2021 > 2021 Agenda > Plenary Panel I: Global Harmonization – New Opportunities and Unforeseen Issues

Plenary Panel I: Global Harmonization – New Opportunities and Unforeseen Issues

Tuesday, 20 April 2021

9:00 AM – 11:30 AM EDT

Keynote: “The Netjets Story” – Pascal Lhoest, Executive Director, EJME Aircraft Management

Moderators: Donald Ward, U.S. Commissioner, ICAO and Paul Bosman, Head of Infrastructure Division, Network Manager Directorate, EUROCONTROL

  • “Preparing the Future” – Didier Delibes, Head of ATM Deployment, Airbus SAS
  • “Maximizing Performance and Preparing for the Future in Data Link by Leveraging Existing Equipage” – Greg Saccone, Associate Technical Fellow, Airspace Operational Efficiency, Boeing Research & Technology
  • “Aviation Spectrum: Challenges and Future Considerations” – Andrew Roy, Director of Engineering Services, Aviation Spectrum Resources (ASRI)
  • “RF Interference Issues and Complimentary PNT Solutions” – Ken Alexander, Chief Scientific and Technical Advisor for Satellite Navigation Systems, FAA
  • “1030/1090 Over-Interrogation” – Eric Potier, Head of RF & Surveillance Avionics Section, EUROCONTROL
  • “Geolocating GPS Interference” – Nuno Vilaça, International Sales Director, HawkEye 360

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The recent technical and operational impacts of COVID-19 on the aviation community have been significant and challenging. Airbus and Boeing will provide insight into their plans for moving forward towards the future, taking into consideration these new challenges while also taking advantage of new opportunities which have presented themselves. The aviation community is also having to address disruption and interference to the aviation spectrum. What can we do to try to protect and maintain this limited resource when accounting for a range of different factors, including interference, jamming, changes by national regulators, and the expected growth from existing air traffic and new entrants.

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