CONFIGURATION 02 · RADI AIRPORT · CIVIL AVIATION

The airport
that stays open.

RADI Airport is being engineered as the reference configuration for civil aviation — full-perimeter mast coverage, fuel-farm-specific installations, tower-integrated operator console, and mitigation designed inside ICAO / GCAA constraints.

≤ 30 s
— target re-open confirmation
~ 800 m
— mast spacing
0
— ILS / GNSS interference
§ 01— What’s in the bundle

Four components,
inside an operating airport.

01
— PERIMETER MASTS

Every 800 m along the fence.

RASAD masts along the full perimeter fence line, plus rooftop installations over key infrastructure — apron, cargo, fuel farm.

RASAD × 20–40 (SITE-DEPENDENT)
02
— TOWER-INTEGRATED C2

HARAS beside the controllers.

HARAS appliance in the operator suite, outputting ICAO-compatible tracks that overlay the tower’s existing air picture. Not a parallel console.

HARAS × 1 (STANDBY PAIR)
03
— FUEL-FARM COVERAGE

The second target.

Dedicated RASAD + SAMT coverage of the airport fuel farm, engineered to detect and mitigate before an incident becomes a runway closure.

DEDICATED FUEL-FARM CELL
04
— GCAA-COMPLIANT MITIGATION

Narrow-beam only.

SAMT sited and configured for narrow steered beams — no wide-area GNSS jamming, no ILS envelope compromise. Every emission GCAA-authorised.

SAMT · <1° BEAMWIDTH
§ 02— Where it fits

Sectors this configuration
is being designed for.

§ 03— Design intent

Engineered
for tower operations.

— ICAO / GCAA

Zero interference with civil air.

Every RADI component being engineered to add data to civil aviation operations, never to subtract from them. Every SAMT emission requires GCAA-authorised operator ROE.

— RAPID RE-OPEN

Runway closed to runway cleared.

Design intent: cryptographically signed all-clear notification to tower operations within 30 seconds of confirmed mitigation, with full audit trail for regulatory review.

— INSURANCE-GRADE AUDIT

Every second, notarised.

Every detection, classification, engagement and outcome hashed and chained. The audit that satisfies the insurer, the regulator, and the airline all at once.