Plan structure: The DAEDALUS project consists of six work packages: two for management, two for technical development, and two cross-cutting work packages.
Periods and objectives: Activities are divided into two periods (reporting periods: RP1 and RP2) with the aim of developing and validating a SESAR TRL7 solution for enhanced altitude-dynamic airspace layers at the end of Reporting Period 2.
Consortium capacity: Each responsible partner has its own areas of responsibility and development, reflecting the joint capacity and complementary expertise of the consortium members.
Reporting period 1 (From moth 1 to month 18)
WP1
Project Management
Project oversight, coordination, administration, and risk management during the first reporting period to ensure delivery on time, within scope, and on budget.
Leader: TopView.
WP2
Development of a TRL 4 prototype for dynamic altitude-enhanced airspace layers
Development of core system components: Common Altitude Reference (CARS), Dynamic Airspace Layering (DAL) engine, GNSS navigation and security monitoring, and USSP interface. Produces OSED, SPR-INTEROP, TS/IRS, VALP, and security assessments.
Leader: TopView.
WP3
Communication, Dissemination & Exploitation (RP1)
Management of communication, dissemination, and exploitation activities, including the preparation of the cost-benefit analysis and stakeholder engagement.
Leader: EuroUSC España.
Reporting period 2 (From month 19 to month 36)
WP4
Project Management
Continued project management, coordination, and risk mitigation in the second reporting period
Leader: TopView.
WP5
Development of a TRL 7 prototype for dynamic altitude-enhanced airspace layers
Evolution of the prototype to TRL7 through validation and verification. This includes consolidating regulatory documentation, delivering the final SESAR Solution Data Package, and supporting multi-country demonstration trials in operational environments.
Leader: Aviant.
WP6
Communication, Dissemination & Exploitation
Continuation of communication, dissemination, and exploitation activities. This stage focuses on consolidating the final cost-benefit analysis and on dissemination efforts linked to the project demonstrations and stakeholder engagement.
