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Aerial & ground survey specialists www.highlevelphotography.co.uk info@highlevel.co.uk +44 (0)20 3355 0274

Airport safety considerations Runway incursions & excursions – EAPPRI Ground handling vehicles ‘Hotspots’ Signage – visibility and positioning (vehicle & aircraft) Visibility on stands – pilot perspective Visibility of ground markings from flight deck Operating environment Training structure Human factors

What issues did Gatwick want to address? Lead the way in UK airport training standards Looking for a runway/taxiway incursion prevention tool Live ‘up to date’ media Investigations following incidents on the airfield Project/development of the airfield – part of the design concept phase Displaying real world views to consultants and designers Visualization Aid for computer imagery post change Alternative perspective to ‘van runs’ – images are often in the drivers head! Accurate training/briefing information for new pilots & drivers

Planning & preparation Pre-meetings with airport authorities Routes Hot spots Security H&S in collaboration with airport policies Vehicle considerations - Signage Backup Manpower/resources Different height image capture (vehicle or aircraft view)

Project execution Security clearance Liaison and planning with ATC Airport staffing requirements Vehicle/camera preparation Briefing and resource assignment Capture and verify Integrating with aircraft traffic and other vehicles

Delivery & results Address many of the EAPPRI recommendations – 1.1.4, 1.1.5, 1.2.5, 1.2.9, 1.2.13, etc. Airside ‘street view’ – 360º images with 2 meter spacing Web viewer selectable by area – virtual driver view Used in training, briefing & incident reviews Images at different heights – vehicle, small/large aircraft, etc.

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