Rannoch Acquires BAE's Airport Noise and Operations Monitoring System

Rannoch Corporation has acquired BAE System's airport noise and operations monitoring system (NOMS), known has TAMIS, which is deployed at some of the world's largest airports including Atlanta, Dallas, Phoenix, Baltimore, and New York.

The TAMIS product group installed its first fully integrated NOMS in 1974, followed by the first secure Web-based NOMS software, eTAMIS, in 2002.

In October of this year, Rannoch acquired ERA a. s., which expanded its capabilities in ADS-X (extended automatic dependent surveillance) multilateration and ADS-B (automatic dependence surveillance-broadcast) flight tracking for air traffic control, military and airport operations.  It sees this acquisition as adding further to its related offerings.

Rannoch says eTAMIS was an attractive addition to its product portfolio because of its proven Web-based NOMS software that includes a powerful reporting engine and graphical tools which correlate various flight, noise, weather, and complaint metrics.

Dave Ellison, Rannoch's president and CEO, said that by combining eTAMIS with his company's ADS-X technology, Rannoch will be able to provide its customers with real-time accurate flight tracking data, combined "with the most powerful analytical tools for flight and noise analysis."

The eTAMIS product will now form the basis of a new Rannoch AirScene NOMS product offering.  12-13-2006.

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