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This project is Co-funded by Alert Vehicule Drivers @ Paris CDG Airport Safety Forum June 6th of 2017 This project is Co-funded by the European Union 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 01 CONTEXT GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

1 CONTEXT THE SESAR CONCEPT SESAR 6.7.1 : Airport Safety Support tools – Alert for vehicle drivers what: provide alerts to drivers when there is a risk of collision with an aircraft Why: Provide drivers with a safety net and enable quicker reaction How: Visual alerts through a moving map (increase situational awareness) Sound alerts

1 CONTEXT PROJECT’s HISTORY 2011 and 2014: Simulated tests in Malmö airport 2015: Live trials @ Dublin and Paris-CDG (VP-724 and VP-769)

1 CONTEXT Live Trials @ CDG : Two steps 1st Step: Technical trial – May 2015 Two vehicles: one equiped with a transponder to « play » the aircraft All alerts triggered to check the system capabilities collecting « test drivers » feedback

1 CONTEXT Live Trials @ CDG : Two steps 2nd step: « Real life » : May 21st to July 15th, 2015 5 vehicles equiped in operations vehicle Feed-back organized throughout trials

1 CONTEXT Live Trials @ CDG : Validation partners

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 02 The ALERTS GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

Orange “Landing” Alert: 2 THE ALERTS - RUNWAY Situation 1: vehicule on the runway in clonflict with an approaching aircraft. Orange “Landing” Alert: Approaching aircraft between 40 and 25 sec away from runway extremity Red “Landing” Alert: Approaching aircraft less than 25 sec away from runway extremity Sound: « Bip » *3 Sound: « landing » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

Orange “take-off” Alert: 2 THE ALERTS - RUNWAY Situation 2: vehicule on the runway in clonflict with an departing aircraft. Orange “take-off” Alert: Aircraft lining up, speed<20kts Red “take-off” Alert: Aircraft speed >20kts XY123 XY123 Sound: « Bip » *3 Sound: « take-off » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

Orange “buffer area” Alert 2 THE ALERTS - RUNWAY Situation 3: vehicule entering a buffer area close to the runway Orange “buffer area” Alert Sound: « bip » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

Orange “protected area” Alert 2 THE ALERTS - RUNWAY Situation 4: vehicule entering the « runway protected area » (pre-existing alert) Orange “protected area” Alert Sound: « bip » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

Sound: « traffic » * 3 2 THE ALERTS - TAXIWAY Situation 5 : vehicule on a taxiway in clonflict with an taxiing aircraft. Red “trafic” Alert: Merging path Red “trafic” Alert: Vehicle following an airfraft too close XY123 XY123 Sound: « traffic » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

Orange “restricted area” Alert 2 THE ALERTS Situation 6: vehicule entering a closed/restricted area Orange “restricted area” Alert Sound: « bip » * 3 16/04/2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 03 RESULTS GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 3 RESULTS Very good overhall feed back from drivers, but room for improvement: system useful, especially runway alerts Orange/red alerts very efficient to get a feeling of the danger degree Need to enhance ergonomy Need to reduce the number of nuisance alerts Ergonomy Need for better distinction of the vehicule and the aircraft on the screen Need for an explicit sound even for orange alerts GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 3 RESULTS Settings: Too many alarms, especially for taxiways, need to take into account : LVP/ Non LVP conditions On runways, distance between aircraft and vehicle. Aircraft type (i/o A380 by default) airport layout (merging path not possible) GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 04 What’s Next? GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

4 WHAT’S NEXT – Planning for AVD Deployment Ergonomy enhancement Implement VLSD recommandations Make more live trials Settings enhancements Calculate alerts from the central system: more precise Improve central system to get more detailed information (LVP, Rwy status) Central system: Alarm trigger Other traffic Alarm Transponder data, Radar Own ship position Alarm trigger GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

4 WHAT’S NEXT – Planning for AVD Deployment Pre-requisit Central system improvement (SMAN Airport): LVP information Runway status (open/closed) Expected for Mid 2017 New vehicle geolocalization system (SMAN Vehicle): More precise vehicle position More bandwidth needed to send alert to the vehicle => Expected early 2019 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019

ANNEX: RESULTS – EXERCISE 2 GROUPE ADP - - DIFFUSION RESTREINTE 16/04/2019