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NASA Concludes Significant Technical Challenge: In-Time Terminal Area Risk Management<\/h2>\n

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NASA Concludes Significant Technical Challenge: In-Time Terminal Area Risk Management<\/h1>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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NASA\u2019s System-Wide Safety project is working towards achieving NASA\u2019s vision for safe, efficient skies.<\/div>\n
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Operations within the National Airspace System continue to grow in scale<\/a> and complexity<\/a>. As a result, causal factors of risks and hazards are increasingly complex and drive the need to transform the way we conduct risk management and safety assurance.<\/p>\n

NASA\u2019s System-Wide Safety (SWS) projec<\/a>t<\/a> recently commemorated the completion of a major step towards that transformation with an engaging hybrid event reflecting on the completion of its Technical Challenge 1 (TC-1): In-Time Terminal Area Risk Management.<\/p>\n

The event highlighted key takeaways, provided technology demonstrations, and engaged stakeholders and partners in conversations around the myriad of capabilities and opportunities made possible by the tools, techniques, and processes developed under the technical challenge.<\/p>\n

Speakers from NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), airlines, and the aviation industry at large discussed how to best leverage TC-1 capabilities as the safety foundation of this new era of commercial aviation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

New technologies developed in TC-1 identify emerging risks and monitor safety margins before an accident occurs \u2013 not after. Powered by prognostic and predictive risk assessment algorithms and human factors research, TC-1 work will both improve today\u2019s safety management systems and help us shape future operational systems.<\/p>\n

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Nikunj Oza, subproject manager for TC-1, speaks at the closeout event.<\/div>\n
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Through TC-1, NASA and its partners have developed and demonstrated:<\/p>\n