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Air traffic control development at Lincoln Laboratory

II Lincoln Laboratory-developed air traffic control technologies, which were described in the Fall 1989 issue of this journal, are now in operational use. These technologies include the Mode-Select beacon system, the Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System, the Precision Runway Monitor system, the Terminal Doppler Weather Radar, and the Moving Target Detector signal processor used in the current generation ofAirport Surveillance Radars. Our newest efforts focus on utilization of the Global Positioning System for both navigation and surveillance, and on the development of automation aids for air traffic control and management.