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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CIVIL AVIATION LEBANON
EGNOS IN LEBANON
EUROMED 2/MEDUSA PROJECT
Lebanon 26 November 2013
BY ENG. ABDALLAH KOBAISSI
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SUPERVISOR
AIR NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT
LEBANON WORKSHOP
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EGNOS IN LEBANON
ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEBANON FUTURE NAVIGATION PLAN
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEBANON FUTURE NAVIGATION PLAN
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
EGNOS IN LEBANON
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LEBANESE AIRSPACE
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ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
ONE TOWER CONTROL UNIT (HARIRI TWR)
• ATZ 8 NM (AERODROME TRAFFIC ZONE)
ONE APPROACH CONTROL UNIT (APP CONTROL)
• FL 150 AND BELOW TILL 8NM OUT
ONE AREA CONTROL UNIT (BEIRUT CONTROL)
• FL 150 AND ABOVE
75 % OF APP & ENR TRAFFIC IS HANDLED BY BEIRUT CONTROL THE TWO UNITS ARE COMBINED
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RNAV GNSS RWY 16
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RNAV GNSS STAR RWY 16
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RNAV GNSS RWY 17
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RNAV GNSS STAR RWY 17
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RNAV GNSS RWY 03
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RNAV GNSS STAR RWY 03
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RNAV GNSS RWY 21
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RNAV GNSS STAR RWY 21
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ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEBANON FUTURE NAVIGATION PLAN
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
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KAD DVOR/DME LOCATED AT THE AIRPORT
RWY 21/03 RWY 17 RWY 16
CAK DVOR/DME LOCATED 31NM NORTH AIRPORT
ONE NDB
BOD NDB LOCATED 5.5 NORTH AIRPORT
FOUR ILS CAT 1
TWO DVOR/DME
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ONE PSR/MSSR RADAR LOCATED AT THE AIRPORT (DESIGNATED AS OLBA) WHICH MODE (A,C) ARE TO BE UPGRADED BY END 2014 TO MSSR MODE (S) AND MOST ADVANCED PSR
ONE MSSR RADAR LOCATED BAYSOUR HEIGHTS WHICH HAS BEEN INSTALLED RECENTLY, YEAR (2011 )
ONE LEASED LINE RADAR D.L EXCHANGE BETWEEN NICOSIA & BEIRUT RADARs
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ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEBANON FUTURE NAVIGATION PLAN
EUROMED PROJECT (2) GNSS ACTION
PLAN
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
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MULTILATERATION SYSTEM PLANNED FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE .
NO DEFINED PLAN YET NOR ANY STUDY FOR THE USE OF AUGMENTATION SYSTEMS
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INTENTIONS TO HAVE RNAV ARISPACE
NO PBN PLAN IS AVAILABLE
INTENTIONS TO BE CONVETIONALY FREE AND HAVE ONLY RNAV SIDs AND STARs
ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
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CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
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EUROPE’S CONTRIBUTION TO GNSS
GALILEO
First global satellite positioning, navigation, and timing system, designed and operated under civil control
As of 2008, financed by the EU and managed by the European Commission
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EUROPE’S CONTRIBUTION TO GNSS
Worldwide navigation system “made in EU”
Fully compatible with GPS
Early services starting from 2014
Open service free of charge and delivering multiple frequencies (better performances)
GALILEO
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Augmentation of a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) is a method of improving the navigation system's attributes, such as integrity, accuracy, reliability, and availability, through the integration of external information into the calculation process.
WHAT IS AUGMENTATION ?
OR (SBAS)
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GNSS IN LEBANON EGNOS IS PART OF A MULTI–MODAL INTER–REGIONAL SBAS SERVICE
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EGNOS: European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service
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WAAS : Wide Area Augmentation System
MSAS : MTSAT Satellite-based Augmentation System
SBAS MAIN PROGARMS TODAY
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EGNOS IN LEBANON SBAS MAIN FUTURE PROGARMS
GAGAN: GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation
SDCM : System of Differential Correction and Monitoring
SNAS : Satellite Navigation Augmentation System
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SBAS system Today In the future
WAAS (US) From En-route to LPV 200 --------
EGNOS (Europe) From En-route to APV-I LPV 200
MSAS (Japan) From En-route to NPA APV-I
GAGAN (India) N/A APV-I
SDCM (Russia) N/A APV-II
SNAS (China) N/A TBD
OPERATIONAL ASPECTS
EGNOS Architecture
GPS Satellites
6 NLES
Navigation
Land Earth
Station
3 geostationnary
satellites
4 CCF
Central
Control
Facility
34 RIMS
Ranging and Integrity Monitoring Station
Types : A, B et C
5 CPF
Central
Processing
Facility
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Augmentation system of GALILEO
Improves GALILEO performance
European coverage (but under extension in other regions, e.g. North Africa and Middle east)
Available NOW, free of charge and widely available in automotive receivers
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GALILEO’S AUGMENTATION SBAS SYSTEM
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EGNOS enables Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance (LPV) approaches: LPVs are operationally similar to a CAT-I ILS, but are more economical
LPVs do not require the installation or maintenance of navigation aids at the airport since the navigation service is provided to the aircraft entirely by satellites
EGNOS (an SBAS) is a navigation system that supplements GNSS providing :
A more accurate navigation service than GNSS
The high level of integrity required for most aviation navigation operations, and thus a more reliable navigation service than GNSS alone
EGNOS MAIN PRINCIPLES
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Back-up for conventional NAVAIDs
Instrument approach capability for those aerodromes or runways where ILS cost is not justified, with a huge increase in safety
Instrument navigation in those regions not covered by conventional ground NAVAIDs
Enabler of optimized procedures for special applications, e.g. general and business aviation,helicopters serving oil rigs
EGNOS ADDED VALUE FOR CIVIL AVIATION
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Enabler of procedures with curved segments, scenarios with difficult constraints, facilitating:
Difficult aerographic conditions in the terminal area
Military or security air space restricted areas
Environnemental impact/protected zones (e.g. noise footprint impact minimisation over urban areas; natural areas/parks protection)
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ROTORCRAFT IFP
route
Departure
• Basic GNSS
Route
• Basic GNSS
Approach
• Basic GNSS → LNAV minima
• GNSS + SBAS → LPV minima
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SIMULTANEOUS NON INTERFERING OPERATIONS
Today independent approach procedures are only limited to fixed-wing aicraft, flying into airports ILS equipped
Minimum runway spacing is 1035 meters
Helicopers can only fly in VFR/VMC
PinS approach and departure procedures allow the introduction of rotorcraft into busy airports
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ATC INFRASTRUCTURE
AIR NAVIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEBANON FUTURE NAVIGATION PLAN
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION TO GNSS & EGNOS
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EGNOS (SBAS) CONCLUSION Several SBAS systems are today operational: WAAS, EGNOS and
MSAS In accordance with ICAO SARPs, all those SBAS systems are and will
be interoperable
Today LPV 200 (equivalent to CAT I operations) level of performance can be reached with SBAS
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More landings under severe atmospheric conditions and at less well- equipped airports means increased capacity
Over time, it will also become possible to phase-out some expensive ground based navaids infrastructure
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Curved approaches and more efficient routes will save fuel and decrease noise to populated areas near airfields
Pilots are saying that flying EGNOS is “ILS like” (same interface)
Some European ANSPs phase out (VOR) or their (ILS) over the next decade and rely on EGNOS as sole means of navigation
More than 2,300 WAAS procedures have been published to date > ILS CAT I procedures in the U.S, North America and Europe
SBAS currently covers the highest air traffic areas in the world
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France 15 procedures in 2011. 15-
20 procedures /year All IFR
runways by 2016.
Spain 14 procedures
in 10 airports already
designed.
Italy 7 procedures
designed.
Switzerland Procedures for Heliports
and 2 in regional airfields.
UK 1 procedure designed. 1 in
progress. 3 planned.
Denmark 7 Procedures
Poland 2 procedures
Portugal 1 procedure designed.
Norway Heliports and regional
airports
Germany Procedures for Heliports
Planned 2010+
Planned 2011 +
No plans
Planned
Planned 2012 +
Under Review
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EGNOS IMPLEMENTATION STATUS
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SHALL WE CONSIDER EGNOS ?
GPS SIGNAL
FREE HERE
ERRORS
CORRECT THOSE ERRORS FREE OF CHAGE EGNOS
USE IT AS A GOOD BACKUP SYSTEM FOR NOW
INVEST THAT SIGNAL IN SEVERAL INDUSTRIES MARITINE
TRANSPORT AVIATION
GALILEO
USE GPS AND GALILEO FOR ROBUST SYSTEM EGNOS
EGNOS MAIN SYSTEM, CONVENTIONAL BACK UP
I SAY WE GO FOR EGNOS
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QUESTIONS PLEASE
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