Europe’s AiRMOUR Aims To Help City Planners Integrate AAM

Graham Warwick March 02, 2022
AiRMOUR drone
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Europe’s AiRMOUR research project to produce a tool kit for the introduction of urban air mobility (UAM) has developed a geographical tool to help city planners “to think in three dimensions.” “The geographical information system [GIS] tool will assist city planners and policymakers to visualize...
Graham Warwick

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