ATC Simulation as an integral part of ensuring Operational Safety David Webb Air Systems.

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ATC Simulation as an integral part of ensuring Operational Safety David Webb Air Systems

2 Outline Safety, Training & Simulation System Design & Development Commissioning and Ongoing Support

3 Introduction Safety, Training & Simulation

4 Operational Procedures Training Equipment Operational Safety Safety, Training & Simulation

5 Increasing Traffic, Increasing Expectations Unacceptable scenario Increasing levels of safety are required to maintain the current accident rate

6 ACARS Network ADS-C Surveillance CPDLC Communication GNSS Radar Surveillance ADS-C Surveillance Radar Coverage ADS-C Surveillance ADS-B Network ADS-B Coverage WAM Coverage Mode-S ATM Automation System WAM Surveillance Importance of Equipment

7 Summary – Safety, Training & Simulation Safety as a product of Training, Procedures and Equipment With Increasing Traffic, Increasing levels of safety are required just to maintain the accident rate For Enroute and Approach Control Simulation Equipment is Key

8 Introduction System Design & Development

9 The End User input is critical

10 Training solution as an instance of the Operational solution System Design & Development

11 Summary – System Design & Development The procedural environment and training should be considered from the beginning of system design Expert End users have a critical role in System Development Benefits of the training system being an instance of the operational system

12 Introduction Commissioning and Ongoing Support

13 Commissioning and Ongoing Support Testing, Acceptance and Commissioning

14 Importance of a highly configurable HMI Commissioning and Ongoing Support Registered model by Thales and designed by Anthony Guerrée and Pierre Prigent from Ecole Boulle Photopointcom ©Thales

15 Commissioning and Ongoing Support To ensure Safety after Commissioning, the Operational System and Training System need to evolve together

16 Summary – Commissioning and Ongoing Support End Users who participate in Design and Development should participate in Testing and Commissioning Importance of a highly configurable HMI Training System should evolve with the Operational System

17 Conclusion Systems designed with the training needs of the End User considered as a fundamental design input are an essential part of assuring Operational Safety

Thankyou for your attention Air Systems