First published 10/3/2026, 11:58:15 AM · Last updated 10/3/2026, 11:58:15 AM

Atmospheric Pressure Calibration to Improve Accuracy of Transponder-Based Aircraft Operations Counting Technology

A Purdue University journal article investigates calibrating atmospheric pressure to improve accuracy of aircraft operations counts derived from transponder data. The source metadata identifies the publisher as Purdue University (bepress) and classifies the content as a journal article.

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Categories: technology, travel-and-transportation

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Why it matters

Better calibration could raise the accuracy of transponder-based aircraft operations counting systems.

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Atmospheric Pressure Calibration to Improve Accuracy of Transponder-Based Aircraft Operations Counting Technology

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