ADAC links with Georgia Tech to solve emirate's air traffic problems

ADAC and Georgia Tech will work together to establish a Civil Aviation and System of Systems Education and Research Facility, which is envisioned to begin solving some of the difficult air traffic and air navigation problems along with optimizing the use of Abu Dhabi airspace and airport infrastructure.  In addition, during the first year Georgia Tech will use its distance learning education program to introduce the Civil Aviation and System of Systems education and research methodologies to students in the region.
 
Khalifa Mohamed Al Mazrouei, Chairman of ADAC, said: “ADAC is fully committed to developing the air gateways of the emirate of Abu Dhabi, and that includes facing technical challenges that have not been addressed before in the region. A partnership with a first class institution such as Georgia Tech is an important part of our wider aviation and aerospace strategy. Not only are we working to solve today’s challenges, but also to prepare a new wave of innovations in aviation and air traffic systems. Through this partnership we are also providing opportunities for our local talent to benefit from the expertise and experience of world leading research professionals.”
 
Georgia Tech is one of the USA’s top research universities, with outstanding research and graduate degree programs in engineering, computing, sciences, architecture, humanities and social sciences as well as an integrated business school focused on entrepreneurship and technology innovation.  The GIT Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering (AE) is world renowned for its graduate programme in Aerospace Systems Design.