ERA Has passed a Factory Acceptance Tests for the ADS-B System in Sri Lanka

ERA is delivering a system comprising five redundant ADS-B stations as well as ADS-B data fusion and a data display system. The contract was assigned by the local ANSP in January as a result of a tendering process, which ERA successfully won in the end of 2015.

“The selection of ERA is the result of the worldwide competitive tendering process where ERA has been selected as the successful bidder after an intensive technical and administration evaluation. Our experience in the deployment of surveillance solutions in other states of South-East Asia such as India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore was also one of the key factors in selecting us for this project”, stated Viktor Sotona, ERA Managing Director.

A one week of testing at ERA factory has been scheduled together with factory training for AASL Technical staff to fully familiarize with given ADS-B system. Apart from redundant ADS-B ground stations, testing procedures have been focused on ADS-B data fusion and data display system based on ERA´s ERIS product family.

A high quality and reliability of ERA products (namely NEO by ERA and ERIS) has been verified and confirmed during the Factory Acceptance Tests, which has been successfully passed.

On ADS-B technology and NEO by ERA
ADS-B represents dependent information on data from the aircraft's navigation system, ADS-B equipped aircraft broadcast their GNSS positions once per second. The information received by the ADS-B ground station includes the aircraft's identification, altitude, speed, velocity, etc.
NEO by ERA - 4th generation of certified mature Multi-sensor Surveillance system MSS. This multi-solution system (MLAT, WAM, ADS-B, PRM, HMU) has a robust system design, enhanced signal detection, reduced power consumption and is compliant with international standards (ED-117, ED-142, ED-129, ICAO Annex10 volume IV, etc.)

On the MST component part of ERIS by ERA
The MST (Multi-Sensor Tracking) is up-to-date data fusion developed for reception and processing of surveillance data received from individual sensors, its fusion and the creation of a real-time, unique air situation picture.