ACAMS
ACAMS AS
Oslo, Norway
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ACAMS is a defense system integrator based in Oslo, Norway working in c4isr.
ACAMS is a Norwegian company headquartered in Oslo that designs, delivers, installs and commissions airport tower solutions for civil and military air traffic control. Its products include integrated tower systems, airfield lighting control, technical control and monitoring, ATIS, VOLMET and a CAT status display. The company supplies turnkey tower systems and customised subsystems for large international hubs and small regional airports, and provides project management, training and remote support. It operates branch offices in Singapore, Tunisia, Indonesia and Canada, and has delivered systems on all continents.
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ACAMS I-TWR
Airport tower integrated control and display system
Integrated computer system for monitoring, controlling and displaying airport tower-related systems through a homogeneous HMI.
ACAMS ALCMS
Airfield lighting control and monitoring system
Control and monitoring system for airfield ground lighting (AGL) with fault-tolerant, redundant server options.
ACAMS TCMS
Technical control and monitoring system
Collects status, failure and fault data from ATC subsystems, logs events and generates statistics for maintenance decisions. Also known as GAMS or RCMS.
ACAMS ATIS
Automatic terminal information service
Generates and broadcasts current routine airport information to aircraft in voice and digital (D-ATIS) formats.
ACAMS VOLMET
Meteorological broadcast system
Generates VOLMET weather messages (METAR, SPECI, TAF, SIGMET) for aircraft in flight over HF and VHF.
ACAMS CAT Status Display
Airport category status monitoring system
Monitors navaids, meteorological data and airfield ground lighting to calculate the airport's operational category status.
ACAMS Crash Alarm
Emergency alarm system
Notifies emergency teams and enables one-to-one or conference emergency calls during critical situations.
