Search Results for "air traffic control simulation"

ATC-pie is an air traffic control simulation program. It features solo, multi-player and teacher-student sessions, rendering 3D views of airports through FlightGear. It is essentially designed for realism, and simulates real-life ATC tasks and equipment such as strip racks and sequence management, handovers to/from neighbouring controllers, flight plans, primary & secondary radars, RDF, CPDLC, ATIS recording...

Towerx is an air traffic control simulation game written in pygame. It displays a radar screen and can run python script-based levels. You play a tower controller who travels around the world.

Cross-Platform Air Traffic Control Simulation

An effort to create free and open enviroment, to build complex "rail world", including all rail technology lovers' interests - locomotives (steam, diesel, electric) - driving or documentation, physics, traffic control, etc.

Air Traffic Control Simulator written in Java

Road traffic simulator/game with lots of vehicules, different drivers characteristics, accidents, detours, manual or script-driven traffic lights control, pedestrian traffic, road-works, and plenty more! Solve your simulated traffic-jams problems!

A highly advanced Air Traffic Control Simulation written in Java, running standalone or in distributed multi-player mode using JORAM JMS, Sonic MQ, or Tibco.

Junctioneer will be a junction simulator. Where the user can easily build a fancy junction out of provided modules. Control the traffic lights either manually or with simple scripts. And last but not least, test the junction with traffic.

atc2 is a rewrite of the old unix game atc. It provides multi-player networking support, multiple displays and a lot of different realistic plane types on different maps. Additionally obstacles on the ground and in air are used in the maps.

FreeSimRC is a framework to provide radar clients for virtual air traffic control networks (e.g. VATSIM, IVAO). It handles the data provided by these networks, so it can be used by different radar client frontends.

ATCJ: Air Traffic Controller Game, let you direct flights into and out of the flight arena and airports, written in Java, small and portable, based on the classical UNIX terminal based Air Traffic Controller Game (atc) created by Ed James.

A framework of Java components for building applications that operate on the popular Squawkbox/ProController protocols used for Internet real-time Air Traffic Control and flying simulation. The big networks are VATSIM (www.vatsim.net) and IVAO (ivao.org)

This game intends to put you into the hot-seat of an air traffic controller. Guide those planes to their correct destinations. This is a game of logistics and thinking ahead, sometimes you will need the right reflexes thou.

FSRC is a branch of the FreeSimRC code started by Stefan Bissell. FSRC is a java based virtual air traffic control client for use on virtual fight simulation networks.

This project is a real time air traffic simulator. The system is composed of a server that run the simulation, a client that will display the ATC screen and a client to manage the flights

Design your own flying object, missile or machine, fly it in the air or in the space. Provide also an auto-pilot to reach and fight different targets.