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Airspace awareness built for the airport environment.
We help airports and their public-safety partners build drone detection and response that accounts for controlled airspace, flight operations and overlapping jurisdictions.
Detection has to connect to aviation operations.
Airports bring dense aircraft traffic, complex RF, several jurisdictions, safety-critical infrastructure and limited local mitigation authority into the same space.
Operational coordination
Airport operations, law enforcement, air traffic stakeholders, emergency management and federal partners tied together through defined notifications and response procedures.
System planning and placement
Site surveys, coverage objectives, sensor placement, alert thresholds, incident documentation and integration with coordination centers.
Real airport experience
Justin Adams managed CUAS oversight supporting Houston Airport System operations as a civilian CUAS Program Manager with the Houston Police Department.
Use cases
What the program trains at an airport.
Drone on the approach
A drone near a runway end during arrivals. Detection, notification to operations and air traffic stakeholders, and officers sent to the pilot.
Recurring flights near the fence
The same operator flying nights near the perimeter. Build the pattern, find the home point and decide who acts.
Coordination center drill
Practice the notification chain and incident log so everyone hears the same thing at the same time.
Related
Where this work connects.
FAQ
Questions we hear.
Can airport police and operations train together?
Yes. In Promachos each position takes its own seat on one incident, so airport operations, the coordination center and the officers who respond practice the same call.
Do you have airport experience?
Justin Adams managed CUAS oversight supporting Houston Airport System operations as a civilian CUAS Program Manager with the Houston Police Department.
Can you help place sensors around runways and approaches?
Yes: site surveys, coverage objectives, sensor placement and alert thresholds, tied to how the airport actually operates.
Contact
Strengthen your airport's airspace-awareness program.
What are you protecting, what is getting in the way, and when do you need it working? Justin reads every message and replies within one business day.
Prefer email? justin@cagairspace.com