


SMART-NAS
Editor’s note: This project has concluded. This content is being kept online for historical purposes, but is no longer being updated.
The SMART-NAS project is an effort to develop an air traffic management simulation capability to explore integrating alternative concepts, technologies and architectures into the NAS.
PROJECT MANAGER (PM)
Dr. Shon Grabbe
Deputy pm
Rudy Aquilina
SMART-NAS News
Read the stories that tell about NASA's work in Advanced Composites.

A Story for Axel: Small Drones, Big Ideas for Better Air Mobility

A Story for Axel: Detect and Avoid, Command and Control

A Story for Axel: NASA Drone Projects Achieve Critical Early Work

360-Degree Airport Simulator Tests the Future of Air Traffic Control

NASA Pulls Together National Data to Sleuth Out Air Traffic Improvement Mysteries

NASA Selects Research Proposals for Improving Air Traffic Management

Air Traffic Operations Lab Answering Big Questions About the Future of Air Travel

NASA Delivers New Air Traffic Spacing Tool to FAA
NASA-Developed ATM Tool Flies Into Use
A new Air Traffic Management (ATM) software tool developed by NASA, and being deployed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), is positioned to help air traffic controllers manage the nation’s skies.
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