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Air Traffic Management: Eri Itoh at TEDxKyoto 2012

Airplane safety is key for Scientist Eri Itoh, who discusses the next generation in airline safety measures, and the benefit of fusing the high-tech with the human senses. Eri Itoh Scientist Let's compare driving a car to flying an aircraft. When a person drives a car, that person has windows on every side through which he can see surrounding car traffics. He has mirrors to use to better see behind the car and to the sides. And he has his own peripheral vision to use to sense what is around him. Not so when piloting an aircraft! Pilots are quite literally flying blind. They are not able to grasp surrounding aircraft through windows in cockpit. Pilots must fly following the instructions of air traffic controllers, who check the air traffic information via radar displays on the ground. However in the future, pilots would have the means to see what is around them just as the drivers of cars do. Dr. Itoh conducts research into a next-generation air traffic management, Aircraft Surveillance Applications System (ASAS), which will help pilots to better understand the surroundings of the aircraft, as well as improve safety and fuel efficiency. Her current research includes running large-scale simulations of future air traffic to verify the efficacy and safety of ASAS. To this research Dr. Itoh brings vast experience and training. She obtained her PhD from The University of Tokyo in 2007, and currently holds a position of a senior researcher with the Electronic Navigation Research Institute (ENRI), which is the only laboratory in Japan conducting research on air traffic management. She moved to France as a research fellow in the Eurocontrol Experimental Centre (EEC) in 2006, and is currently a visiting researcher at both the National Aerospace Laboratory NLR in The Netherlands and The University of Tokyo. The recipient of the prestigious McCarthy Award and John J. Green Award, Dr. Itoh has been a standing member of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) since 2010. For those whose job it is to fly the planes, and for those of us who are passengers in the planes, Dr. Itoh's work is a gift, not only for our own safety, but also for the future of commercial flight as we know it. http://www.tedxkyoto.com/en/events-2/... 伊藤 恵理 科学者 「車を運転するとき、目視やミラーで周囲の状況を確認して車間距離を維持しますよね。でも、飛行機では目隠しをしたまま、レーダーを監視する管制官からの指示だけで飛んでいるような状態なんです」。伊藤恵理さんの研究テーマである次世代航空管制システム「ASAS」は、パイロットが周囲の状況を把握する手助けをし、安全で、かつ燃料効率のよい飛び方を選び、環境に優しい飛行の実現を目指しています。東京大学大学院で博士号を取得した伊藤さんは、2007年からは日本で唯一の航空管制に携わる電子航法研究所に在籍。またユーロコントロール実験研究所に博士研究員として渡仏し、現在はオランダ航空宇宙研究所と東京大学で客員研究員を兼任しながら、未来の航空交通をコンピューターで再現した大規模シミュレーションによりASASの安全性を評価。国際航空科学会議（ICAS）において McCarthy awardおよびJohn J. Green awardを授賞後、2010年からはICAS常任委員も務め、国際的研究活動にたずさわっています。 http://www.tedxkyoto.com/ja/events-2/... About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) http://www.tedxkyoto.com/en/about-ted/