J. Ellerbroek

J. Ellerbroek is a researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, specializing in Operations & Environment. His work focuses on air traffic management, aviation safety, and urban mobility systems. He has contributed to over 146 research outputs, including peer-reviewed articles and datasets on conflict resolution algorithms, reinforcement learning applications in separation management, and future mobility scenarios.

Key research areas include aircraft separation management, unmanned aerial systems integration, and airspace capacity optimization. His work on 'Mobility Futures' explores societal implications of 2050 Dutch transportation systems, emphasizing safety, equity, and sustainability. Ellerbroek has received awards for contributions to air transportation research, including the 2022 Best Paper Award and the 2024 ICRAT honor.

He actively participates in conferences and workshops, co-organizing the BlueSky-community event and contributing to aviation safety initiatives like bird strike impact analysis. His research integrates advanced technologies like neural networks and real-time simulations to address challenges in both traditional and emerging aviation domains.