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Dennis HartAviation Meteorology ExpertCND / Centre of Expertise Information [email protected]
MET matters in a Single European Sky
OGC TC / MET DWG Boston 2009
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The Ambition
Flights in Europe
(Millions)
10
8
6
4
2
0
5%
0%
-5%
Annual
Growth
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
Long-Term Trend
Flights
Average Growth
20 Millionin
2030
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The Ambition
Enabling handling3 times the traffic
Improving safety by a factor of 10
Reducing by 10% the environmental
impact per flight
Cutting Air Traffic
Management ( ATM) costs by 50%
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A Challenge; Fragmentation
Sectors and routes are designed according to national borders rather than traffic flows
Air Traffic Control Centre's below optimal economic size, duplication of systems & piecemeal procurement, high contingency costs, support costs on research, training & admin too high
The 100 main airports are:- connected by approx. 600 airspace segments - controlled by 66 Air Traffic Control Centre’s with many systems- operated by 38 Air Traffic Service Providers with different cultures
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A Challenge; MET Today
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The Money Today; MET
Performance Review Report 2008 (EU footprint):- 3.6 b€ loss in ATFM delays and route extensions- 25% of these ATFM delays are attributed to WX
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WX900 m€
2700 m€
Non-avoidable
225 m€
The Money Today; MET
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The Approach; SES
• Establishing a single aviation market• Adopting common rules in most relevant areas of the
air transport system• Enhancing competition and efficiency throughout the
whole value chain of aviation• Developing an external dimension of the EU single
aviation market
Started in 2004 by laying down the foundations for:
• Legal and institutional framework
• Separation of service provision from regulation
• Transparency of charges
• Harmonisation in licensing of controllers
• Advancing the efficient use of airspace• Moving towards interoperable equipment
SES 2 (adopted March 2009) focus on:
- PERFORMANCE- SAFETY - CAPACITY- TECHNOLOGY = SESAR
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Definition phase
Resulted in the European ATM Master Plan
2006-2008
2008-2014
Implements the results of the development phase, delivers the service performance increase foreseen in the ATM Master Plan
Deploymentphase
2015-2025
Development phase
Based on the Master Plan, results in Standards, new operational procedures, new technologies and pre-industrial components,
Managed by theSESAR Joint Undertaking
The Approach; SESAR
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Civ/Mil ATM Performance Partnership
Integration of Air- and Ground-systems
Integration of Airport ”turn-around” operations
Time and performance based operations / 4 D B/M Trajectories
The ATM intranet – SWIM
Rolling Network Operations Plan
Automation support to the Human
Efficient separation modes
Foreseen ATM Concept of Operations
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Transition to SWIM
AIM
SWIM DataPool
Weather
Flight
FlowManagement
Surveillance
Environment
CapacityDemand
Airport
ATM Data Domains share data into SWIM
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Airlines
Aircraft
Industry
ATC
Airport
Other
Transition to SWIM
AIM
Weather
Flight
Flow
Surveillance
Environment
Capacity
Airport
?
Exchange Information
Use Information
Provide Information
Connecting information users and providers
Towards seamless information sharing
SWIM DataPool
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Interoperable Information Exchange Models
Development & Implementation
Maturity
AMXMEuroCae ED99A/119
AMXMEuroCae ED99A/119
Airport MappingAIXMICAO Anx 15
AIXMICAO Anx 15
Aeronautical Information
WXXMICAO Anx 3, WMO 306
WXXMICAO Anx 3, WMO 306
Weather Information
ANXMICAO Anx 14 (Vol1)
Doc 4444EuroCae ED145
ANXMICAO Anx 14 (Vol1)
Doc 4444EuroCae ED145
AirportOperationsInformation
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Core Measures Units
Data TypesDomain Measures
ISO Geometry
ISO Data Types
PhenomenaOGC O&M
Observations
Features
Annex 3
Domain Geometry
Forecasts
Base
Domain
Products & ServicesNon-ICAO Future
Design principle; separation of concerns
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Weather Information Exchange
UsersUsers
ISO/OGCISO/OGC
WMOWMO
Eurocontrol Eurocontrol
ICAOICAO
FAANWS, NOAA,
DoD
FAANWS, NOAA,
DoD
WXCMWXXM
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Model development status
WXCMWXXM 1.0.1WXXS
WXCMWXXM 1.0.1WXXS
Rational Rose UMLGML 3.2AIXM scripts
Rational Rose UMLGML 3.2AIXM scripts
WXCMWXXM 1.1WXXS
WXCMWXXM 1.1WXXS
HollowWorld UMLGML 3.2FullMoon scripts
HollowWorld UMLGML 3.2FullMoon scripts
WXCMWXXM 2WXXS
WXCMWXXM 2WXXS
Available Q4 2009 ?Summer 2009
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Next steps; Proofing the Concept
Aeronautical Information Thread OWS-6
Live trials in Sweden (D-AIM Project)www.d-aim.aero
MET Data Fusion Demonstrator
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MET Data Fusion Demonstrator
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MET Data Fusion Demonstrator
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MET Data Fusion Demonstrator
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Scenario
Stockholm Clermont-Ferrand4D Trajectory
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Data Fusion
ESSA AMDB* WeatherObstacles
Airspace Restrictions
TerrainLFLC AMDB
Closed Taxiways Taxiway Routings
*AMDB = Airport Map Data Base
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Catalogue Service
Information
Service
Information
Service
<KMLt> Application S
ervice
Information
Service
Information
Service
Scenario Setup
Service Bus
Applications
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Trajectory
Airspace
AMDB
Turbulence
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Closed Taxiway
Obstacle
Routing
Terrain
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Q&A