Air traffic controllers (ATCos) from Austro Control together with DLR quantified the benefits of
automatic speech recognition and understanding (ASRU) on workload and flight safety. As …

Air traffic controllers normally manage all aircraft information with flight strips. These strips
contain static information about each flight such as call sign or weight category. Additionally …

Initiatives to integrate Automatic Speech Recognition into Air Traffic Management (ATM)
exists at least since the late 90s. Some success to replace pseudo pilots have been …

Voice communication is the main channel to exchange information between pilots and Air-
Traffic Controllers (ATCos). Recently, several projects have explored the employment of …

Situation awareness of today's automation relies so far on sensor information, data bases
and the information delivered by the operator using an appropriate user interface. Listening …

Air traffic management and specifically air-traffic control (ATC) rely mostly on voice
communications between Air Traffic Controllers (ATCos) and pilots. In most cases, these …

Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), as the assistance of speech communication between
pilots and air-traffic controllers, can significantly reduce the complexity of the task and …

Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) can be used as the assistance of speech
communication between pilots and air-traffic controllers. Its application can significantly …

Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) replace paper flight strips through different digital
solutions. The instructed commands from an air traffic controller (ATCos) are then available …

Contextual adaptation of ASR can be very beneficial for multiaccent and often noisy Air-
Traffic Control (ATC) speech. Our focus is call-sign recognition, which can be used to track …