Class Technologies in Aeronautical Management

The Aeronautical Management Technologies Curricular Unit focuses on raising awareness and providing the student with knowledge on emerging Aeronautical Management technologies, taking into account aeronautical information management, the importance of information sources, quality and integrity   aeronautical data, and the relevance of the topic in the labor market. It is intended, therefore, to provide the student with the necessary skills and competences to, having the appropriate equipment, references, documentation and instruments, enable him to identify and use the knowledge, expertise and procedures required by the tasks inherent to the operational aspect.

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General Concepts SES - Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) and the Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) System Wide Information Management (SWIM) Aeronautical Information Aeronautical Information Management BI - Business Intelligence in Aeronautical Management BIG Data: Concepts and Applications Airports: Technology in management Airlines: Applied Technology Services and Data Models

Individual investigation by the student of a theme (proposed/chosen by the student). Preparation of an explanatory document on the subject studied, to be distributed among the other students in the class, and presented in the classroom context.

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