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ASAS-TN Workshop Glasgow 11 September 2006 Alex Wandels CASCADE Programme Manager EUROCONTROL European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation CASCADE and ASAS
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Content What do we need to conduct ASAS operations? CASCADE
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What do we need to conduct ASAS operations? 1.ADS-B-out equipped aircraft 2.ADS-B-in equipped aircraft 3.Confidence in ADS-B 4.Proof of operational and technical feasibility 5.A problem for which ASAS is the solution 6.A Business Case
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1. ADS-B-out equipped aircraft AsA ADS-B programme CASCADE’s Pioneer Airline Project FAA ADS-B Programme
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2. ADS-B-in equipped aircraft FAA: Alaska and East-Coast (with UAT) CASCADE’s CRISTAL trials aircraft (with 1090 ES) Airbus’ Simulators
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3. Confidence in ADS-B EUROCAE/RTCA standardisation work Trials Certified aircraft (planned for 2007) ADS-B-out operations An ADS-B Policy
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4. Proof of feasibility Operational and technical Certain: CRISTAL ITP CRISTAL ATSAW Others? Procedures
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5. Problem to solve? ITP is a clear case What are the other viable ASAS applications? Where can they be implemented? Who wants to do that?
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6. Business Case CASCADE, AsA and FAA business cases for ADS-B-out. Is there a business case for ASAS as a concept?
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What do we not need to conduct ASAS operations?
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Content What do we need to conduct ASAS operations? CASCADE
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What is CASCADE?
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What is Stream 1? Ground Surveillance Applications (ADS-B-out) 2008 ADS-B Receiver CPDLC and D-FIS VDL2 In a radar environment In a non-radar environment On the airport surface Automatic-CPDLC Data link taxi Data link operational terminal information
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What is Stream 2? Airborne Surveillance Applications (ADS-B-in & TIS-B) 2011 CPDLC and other Services Situational awareness on the surface Airborne situational awareness Visual separation on approach Sequencing & Merging – In Trail Procedure 4-D route uplink VDL2
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Economic Viability When? Technical Feasibility Operational Need Simulate & Trial Simulate & Trial Standardise Certify Commit Implement 200620082007 Stream 1 200820112009 Stream 2
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GE AM AZ EE UA TR FR LV LT NL GB IE BY RO AL MK GR CH IT AT HU ES PT DK NO SE PL MA DZTN SY IQ IR KZ LU SK “ADS-B out” validation NRA Innsbruck NRA Shannon FIR RAD London TMA NRA N. Sea RAD Schiphol RAD, APT, ADD Arlanda NRA Kiruna Pre-ops trials 2006 Operations from 2007 NRA, RAD, APT 7 ANSPs, 12 sites Pre-ops trials 2006-08 Operational approval in 2008 7 countries decided to move to operational approval in 12 sites 1 country decided to implement 4 countries will decide in 2006
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GE AM AZ EE MD TR FR LV LT NL GB IE BY RO AL MK GR CH IT AT HU ES PT DK NO SE PL MA DZTN SY IQ IR KZ LU SK BE “ADS-B in” validation Focus on ATSAW ITP trial Reality check on S&M ATSAW Trials in Ostgota TIS-B as enabler of ATSAW in Frankfurt Sequencing and Merging in Paris and Frankfurt ATSAW simulations ATSAW ITP trials 3 projects ongoing 2 projects to start
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Pioneer Airline Project - Objectives Support airworthiness approval Support airworthiness approval Support operational approval Support operational approval Implement 2006 Initial Evaluation Initial Evaluation 2008 Infrastructure deployment Infrastructure deployment Pre-operational ValidationInitial Validation
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Systems Evolution Mode S XPDR Mode S XPDR 1090 MHz Mode S ELS Mode S EHS En-route & TMA & Airport ADS-B-NRA ADS-B-RAD ADS-B-APT En-route & TMA & Airport 1090 MHz ES - out Mode S XPDR Mode S XPDR GPS ATSA-AIRB ATSA-SURF ATSA-VSA ASPA S&M 1090 Rx Traffic Computer Traffic Computer CDTI Mode S XPDR Mode S XPDR GPS 1090 MHz ES – in & out
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In Summarywww.eurocontrol.int/cascade A foundation is required Are you contributing? ASAS has potential
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