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Wake Turbulence Topics in SESAR. Dave Booth & Andrew Harvey EUROCONTROL. European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation. Wake Turbulence Separations SESAR IP1. Dave Booth EUROCONTROL Project Manager Crosswind Operations. European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation.
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Wake Turbulence Topics in SESAR • Dave Booth & Andrew Harvey • EUROCONTROL European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
Wake Turbulence Separations SESAR IP1 • Dave Booth • EUROCONTROL • Project Manager Crosswind Operations European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
SESAR IP1 EUROCONTROL Involvement • Time Based Separation (TBS) • Closely Spaced Parallel Runways (CSPRs) • Crosswind Operations • Re-categorisation of the Wake Turbulence Separation Minima (RECAT)
Time Based Separation (TBS) • SESAR Operational Improvement Step AO-0302 • Validate a concept substituting distance based separation with minima based on time • To prevent loss of runway capacity during strong headwinds while maintaining safe operations • Considered highly beneficial to capacity constrained aerodromes
Closely Spaced Parallel Runways (CSPRs) • Wake-Independent Departure & Arrival Operations (WIDAO) at Paris, Ch. De Gaulle. • Collaborative Study / EUROCONTROL & DSNA • 1st Phase of Safety Case for CDG Approved • 1st Phase of Implementation Dec. 2008
Crosswind Operations • SESAR Operational Improvement Step AO-0301 • CREDOS - Crosswind Reduced Separations for Departure Operations • Investigating the possibilities of safe conditional reductions of wake turbulence separation minima. • Crosswind Arrival Separations in very early development stage
Wake Turbulence Separations – the SESAR mid-term view • Andrew Harvey • EUROCONTROL • Project Manager WP6.8.1 European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
Aims What is WP6.8.1? How does it interact with other programmes? What will happen in 2009?
The 681 Vision: • Optimised Application of Wake Turbulence Separations • WT separations are reduced or suspended when the operating conditions make their use unnecessary. • WT separations are tailored to the particular safety needs of a specific pair of aircraft (leader - follower)
Getting there (1): Application Conditions • Identify the conditions enabling reduction or suspension of WT separations: • due to the weather • e.g. CREDOS • due to the infrastructure • e.g. WIDAO • Understand the operational & technical issues • Document the concepts and Validate them operationally
Getting there (2): Tailored Separations • Identify the influence parameters: • Generation and persistence of wake vortices; • ability of an aircraft to tolerate a wake vortex encounter; • that contribute to the actual risk associated with an encounter. • Define encounter hazard metrics and compute acceptable levels using current ICAO reference system. • Define safe separations based on maintaining acceptable levels of the identified hazard metrics;
Three Phases for the work • Specification (24 months) • Concepts • Systems • Metrics • Validation (60 months) • Collect data • Validate Models • Validate Concepts • Integration (24 months) • Generalise • Optimise
(Scope &) Interactions WP6.8.1 NextGen Other SESAR IP1 WV Past & Ongoing WV Projects
First Steps / Next Steps • planning for 2009… • Identify main partners (& stakeholders) • Agree project scope and interfaces • Develop WBS • Plan & agree resourcing (including sub-contracts). • Project Execution starts: November 2009…