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Improving Situation Awareness In Traffic Management

Information overload is a severe problem for operators of large-scale control systems, as such systems typically provide a vast amount of information about a large number of real-world objects. Systems supporting situation awareness have recently gained attention as way to help operators to grasp the overall meaning of available information. To fulll this task, data quality has to be ensured by assessment and improvement strategies. In this paper, a vision towards a methodology for data quality assessment and improvement for situation awareness systems is presented.