Named after the Innovation and Digitalization Unit of the Swiss FOCA with a hidden sideswipe to a famous saying, the ID Podcast comprises high-level conversations on new technologies and their impact on aviation. Join Lorenzo Murzilli who talks to leading thinkers and practitioners about thoroughly curated topics. The ID Podcast helps to explore the big questions in the age of digital disruption, when the tide of new technologies becomes more powerful and one sentiment has never been as widespread as today: «Innovate or Die.» Eighteen minutes, every other week, available by 8 a.m.

ID Podcast
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Podcast Overview
Named after the Innovation and Digitalization Unit of the Swiss FOCA with a hidden sideswipe to a famous saying, the ID Podcast comprises high-level conversations on new technologies and their impact on aviation. Join Lorenzo Murzilli who talks to leading thinkers and practitioners about thoroughly curated topics. The ID Podcast helps to explore the big questions in the age of digital disruption, when the tide of new technologies becomes more powerful and one sentiment has never been as widespread as today: «Innovate or Die.» Eighteen minutes, every other week, available by 8 a.m.
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January 22, 2021
The different roles of competition in ATM and UTM
<p>UTM introduces the possibility to exchange data in a safe, sustainable and automated way, argues Marcel Kägi, co-leader of the Innovation and Digitalization Unit of FOCA and policy and regulation expert: And we try to figure out what regulatory approaches will enable this at scale.</p> <p>In this episode, Marcel joins Lorenzo Murzilli to share his thoughts about how UTM could change how we think about air traffic management (ATM) in the future. As we all know, ATM is a natural monopoly: It is more efficient to have one single service provider in one volume of airspace than having several. UTM will likely change this. The podcast will dive deeper into this disruptive paradigm shift.</p> <p>We also recommend: <a href="https://anchor.fm/foca-admin/episodes/Network-Remote-ID---5-key-facts-to-remember-ek15rd">Remote ID: 5 key facts to remember</a></p> <p><br></p>

December 16, 2020
Smart Swiss spraying applications
<p>Over the past two years, the Swiss Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA) authorized an increased number and type of spraying operations. Nathanel Apter, new technology engineer at FOCA's innovation and digitalization unit, joins Lorenzo Murzilli to explain why. Spraying applications, Nathanel argues, are shaping the way for a new future: Let’s think, for example, of new creative market opportunities, smooth regulatory procedures, increased safety of human-centric work, and technological developments with regards to automation.</p>

October 11, 2020
Sustainability – Can aviation contribute to solutions?
<p>Lorenzo Murzilli dives into the depths of sustainability and tries to understand a not really obvious relationship: Can aviation effectively contribute to new solutions, instead of being only a problem? A review of the situation with Dr. Albrecht Ehrensperger from the Centre of Development and Environment at the University of Bern.</p>
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