Integrated Flight Information System (IFIS) Weather products Mary Beth Lapis (319) 295-3045 Dan Gienger (319) 295-7038

IFIS Major Focus Areas Improved Situational Awareness - Enhanced Safety Electronic Charts – Aircraft Symbol Overlaid Real-time Strategic Weather FMS maps with geopolitical boundaries, geographical features, Airways, and Airspace Improved Cockpit Efficiency Eliminate Paper from the cockpit Intelligent Integration of Information Charts and weather on forward displays FMS flight plan integrated with charts and weather functions User Interface evaluated, modified, and approved by pilots

Product Capabilities Uplink Graphical Weather (On MFD)

System Architecture L-CCP R-CCP = A429 = Ethernet Hardware Upgraded Display File Server Unit Cursor Control Panel Market or Customers’ Most Important Requirements (MIRS) Clear definition of what is needed to provide the solution; i.e. the targeted opportunity Tangible and intangible benefits that are recognized as such by the customer Seen as using state of the art design and technology for customer image Ease of manufacturing Potential Customers Precisely detail who needs what you’re offering Describe channel(s) to market Factors Influencing timing & sense of urgency Size (sales volume in units and dollars) Bottoms-up detail of Served Available Market Size Identification of Intended Addressed Market & Size Reflect (as required) the Orders Flow that will generate the Sales Volume Document assumptions used for the market adoption How fast will the market start using this product Price elasticity considerations (price vs. volume) Substantiation and Validation of Market Projections (is it real?) Planned funding, Requirement Documents, key market indicators, substantiation of timing, etc. This can be done via interviews with key decision makers, respected industry analysts, customer planning documents, etc. Software Electronic Charts Graphical Weather Enhanced Map Overlays (Geopolitical, Airways, Airspace) Upload Capabilities ARINC 615-A: FSU Software and Databases = A429 = Ethernet

TSOs Claimed Unit TSO CCP-3000 C113 FSU-5010 C113, C165 AFD-3010E C2d, C3d, C4c, C6d, C8d, C9c, C10b, C34e, C35d, C36e, C40c, C41d, C43c, C46a, C52b, C63c, C66c, C87, C92c, C95, C101, C104, C105, C110a, C113, C115b, C117a, C118, C119b, C129a, C165

Environment DO-160D FSU-5010 [(A2)(F2)W]BBB[(TCC1R)(SLM)]EWXXXSZ[BZ]AZC[KF]H[Z3Z4]XAA Section 4: Temperature and Altitude Ground Survival: -55 to 85 Operating Temp: -55 to 70 C Cooling: 90 Minute Loss of Cooling Altitude: 55,000 Ft. Section 22: RF Susceptibility 1500 v/m (goal)

User Interface CCP-3000 Dedicated Chart Controls (CHART, ROTATE) Pan (Joystick) and ZOOM (Charts and XM) Programmable Quick Access Keys Menu controls

MFD - Split Window Formats Upper Window OFF Checklist FMS text window Lower Window Rose (Seldom Enabled) Arc (Seldom Enabled) PPOS Map PLAN Map GWX Only Enhance Map Overlay TCAS only

Universal Weather - Graphical Weather Information Service Provider is Universal Weather Ground-based data services provided on a request/reply basis Subscriptions handled by Collins or Universal Weather Offering 3 Subscription plans for textual and graphical weather

Universal Weather - Graphical Weather Products NEXRAD Winds/Temps Icing FONT STYLE AND SIZE Helvetica (Postscript)/Arial (Non-postscript) is the standard font for all slides. All headline and body text should be Bold. The headline text is set at black 30 point, UPPERCASE. Body copy is black Title Case (initial capital letters). The first and second level body copy text is 24 point. The third and fourth level is 20 point. Text should not drop below 18 point for readability. The alternative to reducing the text size below 18 point is to create more than one slide. All sizes are set in the template. BULLETS The standard shape for first level bullets is a square from monotype sort. It is located in the third row, the sixth symbol from the right. It is gray and should be 60% the size of the text. The second level bullet is a dash selected from the normal menu. It is located in the fifth row, eighth from the left. For second level text, this dash is used at 70% of the size of the text, all other levels are set at 60% of the size of the text. These sizes are set in the template. Turbulence Tops/Movement Wx Depiction

North Atlantic Winds/temps – FL 390

European turbulence forecast

Northern Pacific Turbulence forecast- FL300

UV Wx International Regions Winds/temps, Graphical METARS, icing, turbulence available for: USA and 6 sub-regions North and South America North and South Atlantic North and South Pacific Africa India Australia Europe Asia

XM Weather - Graphical Weather XM Graphical Weather Ground-based data services provided by Baron on a broadcast basis Continuous Feed All Products Broadcast Every 12 Minutes Full CONUS Coverage Automated/Unlimited Updates (No Request Necessary) Geosynchronous Satellites In Air/On Ground Reception XM Radio Services (Satellite Provider) Single “GPS Like” Antenna

XM Weather - Graphical Weather Products NEXRAD (1 NM Resolution) Echo Tops Graphical and Textual METARs Graphical and Textual SIGMETs Textual AIRMETs Textual TAFs

XM Weather - Graphical Weather Features Integrated User Interface Consists of CCP and AFD (No CDU Required) Pan (Similar to Electronic Charts) 3 Zoom Levels System Utilization Integrated With Collins FMS NEXRAD Animation (5 frames) NEXRAD Overlay on PLAN Map Flight Info Overlay on GWx formats

Enhanced Map Overlays Example Format With EIS Displayed Upper Window Checklist Lower Window PLAN Map Geopolitical NEXRAD