FATHOM

Detailed information about the dashboard, its methodology, requirements, limitations, and future developments.

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Scope
Focus: CO₂ Phases: Wheels‑up/‑down Metrics: Fuel burn/CO₂

Overview

The Network Manager interactive analysis tool (FATHOM) is a data analytics dashboard provided by EUROCONTROL, offering comprehensive insights into European air traffic management. It provides real-time and historical data on air traffic flows, delays, capacity and network performance across Europe. The data is sourced from EUROCONTROL’s extensive aviation databases, including operational flight data, air traffic management systems and network performance reports.

Users can view interactive visualisations, trend analyses and key performance indicators related to air traffic operations. The dashboard is designed for aviation professionals, including ANSPs, airlines, airport operators and policymakers, supporting data-driven decision-making for improving efficiency and planning.

FATHOM can be used for monitoring air traffic trends, assessing network capacity, identifying bottlenecks and enhancing operational strategies. It is accessible through a web-based platform, allowing authorised users to explore critical aviation data in an intuitive and user-friendly interface.

FATHOM Analysis (R35D) and FATHOM Reporting (R14M) are two complementary and separate views of the EUROCONTROL FATHOM dashboard, each serving different purposes.

FATHOM Analysis (R35D – Rolling 35 Days)

FATHOM Reporting (R14M – Rolling 14 Months)

FATHOM – General view (from webpage)

The FATHOM Reporting User Guide is available via the dashboard.

Provider

The dashboard is developed and provided by the Network Manager Operational Performance Unit.

Limitations

The R35D view provides data up to 5 weeks (35 days) in the past, which may be considered not enough, even for analysis purposes.

Future Developments

Developments are ongoing to use B2B data to allow real time data visualisation, allowing e.g., airspace users visualising the situation of the morning rotation.