The second run of manual transcriptions finished
During the first run of manual correction of the automatic transcriptions the ATCOs observed that the automatic splitting and transcription process performed well, but there […]
During the first run of manual correction of the automatic transcriptions the ATCOs observed that the automatic splitting and transcription process performed well, but there […]
The SESAR JU, together with key European aviation partners, are organising a series of webinars on the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) linked to a […]
As mentioned in the previous blog post, ATC professionals responsible for manual checks and transcriptions were not happy with the quality of automatic segmentation of […]
The HAAWAII project plan expects 3 runs of manual transcriptions (or manual corrections of automatically transcribed) recordings of the communication between ATC and pilots. For […]
DLR and BUT offered interactive online training sessions for the usage of HAAWAII segmentation, labelling, transcription, and data tools on January 19, 21, and 26, […]
The following block describes the automatic adaptation of a speech recognition engine to different approach areas by unsupervised learning from surveillance data and voice recordings. […]
The HAAWAII project partners organize the special session “Automatic Speech Recognition in Air Traffic Management (ASR-ATM)” during the upcoming Interspeech 2021 in Brno. The call […]
The HAAWAII partners agreed on a set of rules to uniquely transcribe controllers’ and pilots’ verbal radio communication utterances. These rules are kept rather simple […]
DLR researchers now have created the first software implementation of the SESAR PJ.16-04 ontology. It enables automatic semantic interpretation of air traffic controller voice commands […]
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