PhD CONTRIBUTIONS TO AIRCRAFT TRAJECTORIES ANOMALY DETECTION AND HYPERBOLIC ROUTING
Description
Founded 70 years ago, ENAC, École Nationale de l'Aviation Civile, is Europe's largest aeronautical Grandes Écoles or university. It provides initial and advanced training for managers and key players in the civil aviation industry: engineering, air navigation, piloting, airport management, research, expertise and international development.
ENAC is a public scientific, cultural and professional establishment, under the supervision of the DGAC (Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile ), the French civil aviation authority. ENAC has a main campus in Toulouse and 8 sites in France.
Mission
Applications must be done on AUFRANDE Portal: AUFRANDE’s website
3 proposed projects :
Option 1: DIFFERENTIATING BIRD FLIGHT FROM UAS FLIGHT
Option 2: DETECTING ABNORMAL FLIGHT DRIFT USING DEEP LEARNING
Option 3: ROUTING OVER LEO MEGACONSTELLATIONS USING HYPERBOLIC GEOMETRY
More détails here: DC-55 - Contributions to aircraft trajectories anomaly detection and hyperbolic routing - Aufrande
Profil
Master of Science degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical/Mechatronics Engineering with excellent grades in related courses (e.g. wireless communications, networks, AI/ML, distributed system).
Excellent proficiency (written and verbal) in English:
Excellent English level (CECR : C1 or IELTS : 7.0 or Cambridge English Scale : 185)
or
Fluent in French and good English level (CECR : B2 or IELTS : 6.5 or Cambridge English Scale : 170).
If available, provide an English level certificate. Otherwise, the candidate may undergo an English test before enrolment.
Place of work : Primary: Toulouse / Secondary: Sydney
ENAC facilitates the integration of workers with disabilities