Surface Movement Radars (SMR) for Advanced Surface Movement Guidance & Control Systems
| Company | Terma A/S |
|---|---|
| Date | 11.08.2014 |
For more than 60 years, Terma has been a leading and preferred Primary Sensor supplier to non-cooperative surveillance solutions such as A-SMGCS. Our references comprise more than 400 systems installed at international airports on all continents. Terma's latest generation of high-tech solutions and products are developed and designed for use in extreme environments and situations.
SCANTER 5502
SCANTER 5502 is a Solid State radar sensor, and fully compliant with international standards e.g. ICAO, EUROCAE ED-116, EUROCONTROL and WMO.
The SCANTER 5502 Radar system represents state-of-the-art technology in the market. On top of this, flexibility and scalability ensure that the SCANTER 5502 is ready for the future. Improved performance through increased resolution and improved Frequency Diversity and target detection ensures high quality radar images in all weather conditions. The flexibility in frequency planning and adjustment of transmitted power means low susceptibility to interference and a swift integration into A-SMGCS due to open architecture and processed radar video output.
SCANTER 5502 is easy accessible over LAN for efficient monitoring, control and maintenance. Terma's SCANTER radars are market leaders within this specialized field of airport security.
With more than 140 systems installed in airports worldwide, Terma SCANTER radars secure safe transportation of passengers and cargo from the time the aircraft has landed until is it safely parked and ready to unload.
As the largest, most comprehensive event of its kind, ATC Global has set the standard for air traffic management events worldwide. Having previously attracted over 5,500 industry professionals from 116 countries, the 24th year of the event will see it move to China, the fastest growing aviation market in the world.
From its new location, ATC Global will continue its successful independently-focused European-based legacy by providing a focal point and annual meeting place for equipment buyers, users and suppliers from across the globe. The 3 day event is comprised of a large scale exhibition showcasing products and services from international suppliers, a prestigious thought leadership conference, an extensive educational programme and unparalleled networking opportunities. ATC Global is much more than just a place to network and exchange knowledge, information and expertise; it is the place to do business and the place to meet new and existing customers. ATC Global is organised by market leading international events organiser, UBM, and the event will be shaped by close collaboration with industry stakeholders and input from ATMB/CAAC.
– See more at: http://www.atcglobalhub.com/index.php/en#sthash.lSCA2s8Z.dpuf
Terma A/S will be Exhibiting at ATC Global 2014 in China, Stand: A101
ATC Global 2014: 17th – 19th September 2014, CNCC Beijing, China
As the largest, most comprehensive event of its kind, ATC Global has set the standard for air traffic management events worldwide. Having previously attracted over 5,500 industry professionals from 116 countries, the 24th year of the event will see it move to China, the fastest growing aviation market in the world.
From its new location, ATC Global will continue its successful independently-focused European-based legacy by providing a focal point and annual meeting place for equipment buyers, users and suppliers from across the globe. The 3 day event is comprised of a large scale exhibition showcasing products and services from international suppliers, a prestigious thought leadership conference, an extensive educational programme and unparalleled networking opportunities.
ATC Global is much more than just a place to network and exchange knowledge, information and expertise; it is the place to do business and the place to meet new and existing customers. ATC Global is organised by market leading international events organiser, UBM, and the event will be shaped by close collaboration with industry stakeholders and input from ATMB/CAAC. – See more at: http://www.atcglobalhub.com
