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    PERFORMANCEBASEDNAVEGATION(PBN)

    IMPLEMENTATIONPROJECT

    VictorHernandez

    ROATM/SAR

    InternationalCivilAviationOrganization

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    AGENDA

    AssemblyResolutionA3711

    4th editionoftheGlobalAirNavigationPlan

    AviationSystemBlockUpgrades(ASBU), regionalperspective

    Regionalperformancebasedairnavigationimplementationplan(RPBANIP)

    Implementationofperformancebasednavigation(PBN)

    RegionalPBNProgress

    Global&Regionalreport

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    A3711;

    1. UrgesallStatestoimplementRNAVandRNPATSroutesandapproachproceduresinaccordancewiththeICAOPBNconceptlaiddown

    inthePerformancebasedNavigation (PBN)Manual(Doc9613);

    2. Resolvesthat:

    a) StatescompleteaPBNimplementationplanasamatterofurgencytoachieve:

    1. implementationofRNAVandRNPoperations(whererequired)forenrouteandterminalareasaccordingtoestablished

    timelinesandintermediatemilestones;and

    2. implementationofapproachprocedureswithverticalguidance(APV)(BaroVNAVand/oraugmentedGNSS),includingLNAV

    onlyminima

    for

    all

    instrument

    runway

    ends,

    either

    as

    the

    primary

    approach

    or

    as

    aback

    up

    for

    precision

    approaches

    by

    2016

    withintermediatemilestonesasfollows:30percentby2010,70percentby2014;and

    3. implementationofstraightinLNAVonlyprocedures,asanexceptionto2)above,forinstrumentrunwaysataerodromeswhere

    thereisnolocalaltimetersettingavailableandwheretherearenoaircraftsuitablyequippedforAPVoperationswitha

    maximumcertificatedtakeoffmassof5700kgormore;

    b)

    ICAOdevelop

    acoordinated

    action

    plan

    to

    assist

    States

    in

    the

    implementation

    of

    PBN

    and

    to

    ensure

    development

    and/or

    maintenanceofgloballyharmonizedSARPs,ProceduresforAirNavigationServices(PANS)andguidancematerialincludingaglobal

    harmonizedsafetyassessmentmethodologytokeeppacewithoperationaldemands;

    3. UrgesthatStatesincludeintheirPBNimplementationplanprovisionsforimplementationofapproachprocedureswithvertical

    guidance(APV)toallrunwayendservingaircraftwithamaximumcertificatedtakeoffmassof5700kgormore,accordingto

    establishedtimelinesandintermediatemilestones

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    GANP(DOC9750)

    GANP(GlobalAirNavigation

    Capacityand

    EfficiencyPlan)

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    ASBU:NewNational/RegionalPlans

    interoperabilitychallenges

    e

    Many Regional and National ATM modernization programmes are being

    developed worldwide They are following ICAOs Global Air Navigation Plan and Operational

    Concept, but nevertheless they are different in their own way

    thus resulting in interoperability challenges

    CanadaAustralia

    IndiaChina

    Russia

    Examples..

    Air traffic growth

    expands rapidly every

    15 years

    Growth can be a

    doubleedged sword.

    Challenge is how toachieve both safety

    and operational

    improvements

    The 37th session of

    ICAO General Assembly

    advised to redouble

    our efforts with focus

    on ensuringinteroperability of

    systems while at the

    same time maintaining

    or enhancing aviation

    safety.

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    ThreadsBetweenModules

    and

    Across

    Blocks

    AirportOperations

    Improved

    Approach&

    Departure

    Management

    through

    Integration

    Block1

    Improved

    TrafficFlow

    through

    Runway

    Metering

    Block0 Block2

    Linked

    AMAN/

    DMAN

    Block3

    Integrated

    AMAN/DMAN/

    SMAN

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    ASBU:UnderstandingtheRelationships

    Optimum

    Capacityand

    FlexibleFlights

    Globally

    Interoperable

    SystemsandData

    EfficientFlight

    Path

    Airport

    Operations

    Performance

    Improvement

    Areas

    Block018Modules

    (2013)

    Block1

    17Modules(2018)

    Block2

    10Modules(2023)

    Block3

    7Modules(2028&>)

    B315B215B115B015

    Module

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    ASBUBlock0inPerspective

    CTA

    B0APTAOptimisationofapproachprocedures

    includingverticalguidance

    B0SURFSafety&EfficiencyofSurface

    Operations

    (ASMGCS12&

    cockpit

    movingmap)

    B0ACDM

    Improved

    Airport

    OperationsthroughA

    CDM

    B0RSEQ ImprovedRunwayTrafficFlow

    throughSequencing

    (AMAN/DMAN)

    B0WAKE

    Increased

    RunwayThroughput through

    WakeTurbulenceSeparation

    B0DAIMServiceImprovementthroughDigitalAeronautical

    InformationManagement

    ToD B0CDOImprovedFlexibility&Efficiencyin

    DescentProfiles(CDOs)

    B0CCOImprovedFlexibility&Efficiencyin

    DepartureProfiles

    B0FICEIncreasedInteroperability,Efficiency&CapacitythroughGround

    GroundIntegration

    ToC

    B0ACASACASImprovements

    B0FRTOImprovedOperationsthrough

    EnhancedEnRoute

    Trajectories

    B0NOPS ImprovedFlowPerformancethroughPlanningbased

    onaNetworkWideview

    B0TBOImprovedSafety&Efficiencythroughtheinitial

    applicationofDataLinkEnRoute

    B0ASEPAirTrafficSituationalAwareness

    (ATSA)

    B0ASURInitialsurveillancecapabilityADS

    BOut,MLAT)

    B0OPFLImprovedAccesstooptimumFLthrough

    climb/descentproceduresusing

    ADSB)

    B0SNETBaseline

    Groundbased

    Safety

    Nets

    AirportOperations

    OptimumCapacityand

    FlexibleFlights

    EfficientFlightPath

    GloballyInteroperable

    SystemsandData

    PerformanceImprovementAreas

    B0AMETMeteorologicalinformationsupportingenhanced

    operationalefficiencyandsafety

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    Block0:Priority

    Block0initiativesmustleverageonexistingonboardavionics

    3Prioritieshavebeenagreedtobythe

    Globalcommunity:

    PerformanceBasedNavigation(PBN)

    ContinuousDescentOperations(CDO)

    ContinuousClimbOperations(CCO)

    Block 0 risks are minimum

    Global Readiness Checklist is complete

    The Modules are well understood and supported

    States need to ensure successful deployment of Block 0

    If Block 0 is not implemented as a foundation, certain functionalities may not be available asenablers for future blocks

    Identify and resolve policies necessary to enable the future blocks now

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    PBNTools

    Globalageeement onPBN

    CompleteICAOtools

    Annexes

    Doc9613Manual

    PBN

    Volumen I

    ParteA Airspace

    Concept

    ParteB

    Implementation

    Procceses

    Volumen II

    Navigation

    Specifications

    GuidanceMaterial

    ICAODoc8168,PANSOPSVol II

    Doc9906, Vol I,FPDQASystem

    Vol 2,FDPTraining

    Vol 3,FPDSoftwarevalidation

    Vol 5,ValidationofFPD

    Vol 6,Flightvalidation,PilotTrainingandevaluation

    Doc9905,RNPARProcedureDesignManual

    Doc9902,PBNinAirspaceDesign

    Doc9933, CCOManual

    Doc9931,CDOManual

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    NAM/CARRPBANIP

    Introduction

    Chp.1TrafficGrowand

    distributionin

    NAM/CAR

    regions

    Chp.2AviationSystemBlock

    Upgrades(ASBU) B0

    PerformanceImprovement

    Area (PIA)AirNavigation

    ReportForms(ANRF)

    Chp.3RegionalPerformance

    Objectives(RPOs)

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    Relationship RPOs with modulesof

    Bloque

    0

    ASBU

    RPO

    PIA1Airport Operations PIA2

    SWIMPIA3

    Global Collaborative ATM

    PIA4Trajectory-based

    Operations

    B015

    RSEQ

    B0 65APTA

    B070WAKE

    B075SURF

    B0 80ACDM

    B025FICE

    B030DAIM

    B0105AMET

    B010FRTO

    B035NOPS

    B084ASUR

    B085ASEP

    B086OPFL

    B0101ACAS

    B102SNET

    B005CDO

    B020CCO

    B040TBO

    PBNImplementation

    X X X X

    Implement FUA XImprove DCB X XATM SituationalAwareness

    X X X X X X

    ImproveCap/EfficiencyAerodromeOperations

    X X

    Optimization ofCOM infrastructure

    X X X

    Implement AIM XImprove METinformation

    X

    Improve SAR

    RPO compl et ed: RPO5 New I CAO Fl i ght Pl an model i mpl ementat i onRPO mer ged i nt o ot her RPO: RPO on WGS- eTOD i mpl ementat i on and RPO on WRC- St at e support and best use ofr adi ofr equency spect r um

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    PBNAirspaceConceptimplementation

    (Annex11,

    Doc

    4444,

    Doc

    9613)

    AirspaceandOrganizationManagement(AOM)Workshopsplannedfor20132015

    EmergingATCtrainingtechniques ImproveATSCapacity

    PBNOperationalApproval(Doc9997)

    PBNApproach

    Procedures

    Design

    (Doc

    8168,

    Doc

    9905)

    SafetyAssessment(Doc9859)

    ComprehensivePBNAirspaceConceptredesignforenrouteandTMAsairspacein

    CAR

    Region

    (Doc

    9992)

    7Stateprojectsongoing

    ContinuousDescentOperations/CDO(Doc9931)

    STARS

    Potentialbenefit

    of

    250

    kg

    fuel

    per

    arrival

    ContinuousClimbOperation/CCO(Doc9933)

    SIDs

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    PBNAIRSPACECONCEPT

    COM NAV SUR

    PBN

    Navigation

    Specification

    Navigation

    Application

    NAVAID

    Infrastructure

    ATM

    -ATM expectations / Objectives

    -AOM

    - Traffic Flows

    - Homogeneous areas

    -ATS airspace / routes

    - Safety assessment (pre & post)

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    e

    AirspaceDesign:

    particularlyRoutes and

    IFPs

    Airspace Designbased on assumptionsthat all aircraft equipped with NDB/VORand/or DME and airspace designed

    Conventional Navigation

    Airspace Designbased on assumptionsthat 'RNAV equipped' aircraft can useRNAV routes. Exceptionally, Nav Specrequired e.g. RNP 4.

    Aircraft fleetcapability,whichmust match...

    (a)

    An ICAO PBNNavigationSpecification

    (b)

    ... and availableNAVAIDInfrastructure

    (c)

    Airspace Design,in all cases match....

    mustPBN

    RNAV (pre-PBN)

    +

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    Stage Operational improvement

    Stage I

    (2010

    2011)

    Review of ATS route network in the CAR Region

    Gathering data on aircraft PBN capacity

    Review of CNS infrastructure

    Realignment and implementation of new RNAV routes in the upper airspace based on RNAV 5

    Implementation of RNAV routes in the lower airspace based on RNAV 1, RNAV 2 and RNP 1,

    as required

    Implementation of PBN approach procedures in accordance with Assembly Resolution A37-11

    Stage II

    (2011

    2012)

    Review and interface of the ATS routes network in the CAR/SAM Regions Realignment and implementation of new RNAV routes in the interface of the upper airspace

    between the CAR and SAM Regions, based on RNAV 5 or RNAV 2, as applicable

    Implementation of CDO in international airports, as required

    Stage III(2012

    2014)

    Elimination of conventional ATS routes in the upper and lower airspace, as required

    Implementation of random routes, by airspace altitude stratum

    Review of the upper airspace configuration

    Review of the lower airspace configuration

    Implementation of flexible use of airspace (FUA)

    Implementation of dynamic ATS route management

    PBNAirspaceConcept,CARRegion

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    AirNavigationReporting

    PROCESS

    PIRGs are progressing with planning and implementation of ASBUs

    The next step calls for an air navigation performance measurement,monitoring and reporting strategy.

    Methodology for reporting

    States to send data to RO through Air Navigation Report Form (ANRF) or

    equivalent form/on ongoing basis

    RO will consolidate data from all States and publish through Regional

    Performance Dashboard /on ongoing basis

    HQ will consolidate data from all ROs and publish Global Air Navigation

    Report/annually

    Thecurrent

    Performance

    Framework

    Form

    (PFF)

    has

    been

    redesigned

    and

    aligned

    with

    ASBU

    framework andcalledtheAirNavigationReport Form(ANRF)

    ANRFwillbethebasisforperformancereportingoftheASBUimplementation

    TheANRFtemplatesforallthe18ModulesofASBUBlock0willbeavailableintheupcomingRegional

    eANP.

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    RegionalReporting

    RegionalPerformance

    Dashboard

    Transparencyandsharingofinformationarefundamentaltoasafeandefficient

    globalair

    transportation

    system.

    These dashboards will illustrate theregional implementation status

    relating to the strategic objectives onSafety, Air Navigation Capacity andEfficiency, and EnvironmentalProtection.

    The Dashboard will show targetedperformance at the regional level and

    will, initially, contain graphics andmaps with a planned expansion toinclude the Aviation System Blockupgrades (ASBU) Block 0 Modules.

    This new interactive online system will

    be in place for March 2014 for the allICAO regions and will be updated atregular intervals.

    Dashboard will be user friendly andable to deliver the message at glance.

    ICAO is introducing Regional

    Performance Dashboard the

    homepages for every public

    website of the ICAO Regional

    Offices.

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    TheSafetyandANSystem

    ABetter

    Way

    for

    the

    Future?

    GLOBALPLANS

    OutlinesGlobal

    Priorities

    and

    Targets

    ReviewedbyANC;ApprovedbyCouncil

    EndorsedbyAssembly

    AdoptsGlobalPriorities,setsadditionalasneeded

    UsedbyPIRGsandRASGstoMeasurePerformanceRegionalOfficeUpdatesDashboard(online)semiannually

    ReportingagainstGlobalPrioritiesGlobal

    Reports

    (online)

    Annually

    SpecialVersion(print)forAssembly

    GLOBALPERFORMANCE

    REPORTS

    PendingCouncilApproval April2014Available

    REGIONALPERFORMANCE

    DASHBOARDS

    Africa Aug2013

    AllRegions Mar2014

    PIRGRASGagreed

    toestablishby

    certaindates:

    Safety(Assoonaspossible)

    AirNavigation(May2014)

    Feedback

    loop

    for

    continuous

    improvement

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    RegionalPerformanceDashboard

    Indicators/metricsfor

    Air

    Navigation

    AIRNAVIGATION

    Metrics1. PBNTERMINAL

    %ofinternationalaerodromeswith

    APV

    2. PBNENROUTE%ofPBNroutes/airspaces

    3. CDO%ofinternational

    aerodromes/TMAs

    withCDO

    4. CCO%ofinternational

    aerodromes/TMAs withCCO

    5. EstimatedFuelSavings/C02

    EmissionsReductionBased

    onIFSET

    6. ATFM%

    of

    ATS

    Units/international

    aerodromesprovidingATFMservice

    7. AIM%of neededelements(fromAISto

    AIMRoadmap)facilitatingthe

    transitionfromAIStoAIMthathave

    beenimplemented PHASEI

    DRAFTPROTOTYPE TargetsfortheAsianGeographicalRegion

    SafetyTargetsforAsia

    PBNTERMINAL B065

    PBNENROUTE B010

    CDO B0

    05

    CCOB0 20

    AIMB0 30

    Mr. MokhtarAwan

    RegionalDirector,AsiaandthePacific

    (APAC)

    Mr. Mohamed R.M.Khonji

    RegionalDirector,MiddleEast

    (MID)

    Mr. Luis Fonseca deAlmeida

    RegionalDirector,Europeanand NorthAtlantic

    (EUR/NAT)

    ATFM B035

    EstimatedFuelSavings/C02Emissions

    ReductionBasedonIFSET

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    AnnualGlobalAirNavigationReport

    Aninitial

    dataset

    1. PerformanceBasedNavigation(PBN)Terminal%ofinternationalaerodromeswithAPV

    2. PerformanceBased

    Navigation

    (PBN)

    Enroute

    %ofPBNroutes/airspaces

    3. ContinuousDescentOperations(CDO)%ofinternationalaerodromes/TMAs withCDO

    4. ContinuousClimbOperations(CCO)

    %of

    international

    aerodromes/TMAs

    with

    CCO

    5. EstimatedFuelSavings/C02EmissionsReductionBasedonIFSET

    6. AirTrafficFlowManagement(ATFM)%ofATSUnits/internationalaerodromes

    providingATFM

    service

    7. AeronauticalInformationManagement(AIM)%of neededelements(fromAIStoAIMRoadmap)facilitatingthetransitionfromAISto

    AIMthathavebeenimplemented PHASEI

    This initial dataset for both Regional

    Performance Dashboard and the Global Air

    Navigation Report was recently agreed by

    the PIRG Chairs in a coordination meeting

    held on 19 March 2013

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    PBNimplementationprogress

    100% NAM/CARPBNimplementationactionplans

    ENROUTE

    RNP10andrandomRNAVrouteshavebeenimplementedinWATRSoceanicairspace,theGulfofMexico,and

    theHouston

    and

    Miami

    Oceanic

    FIRs.

    RandomRNAVrouteshavebeenalsoimplementedinthePiarco FIR.

    RNAV5routesintheuppercontinentalairspace.

    TMA

    60%of

    international

    airports

    have

    implemented

    SIDs/STARs

    with

    PBN

    navigation

    specifications

    and

    continuous

    descentandclimboperations(CDO/CCO)criteria.

    ApproachProcedures (A3711=30%by2010,70%by2014)

    60%ofaerodromeshaveinstrumentapproachprocedureswithverticalguidance(APV),(BAROVNAVand/or

    GNSSaugmentation)whetherasprimaryapproachorassupporttoprecisionapproaches.

    BENEFITS

    StatesusetheIFSETelectronictooltoreportestimatedfuelsavingsresultingfromoperationalimprovements.

    InJanuary2013ofRNP10implementationintheupperairspaceoftheGulfofMexicoindicatestotalfuel

    savingsof712,066kg,resultingincostsavingsofapproximately$1,491,807permonth.

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    PBNImplementationPlans

    104outof191Statessubmittedplan

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    PlanesdeImplementacion PBN,

    presentados ala

    OACI

    noviembrede2013

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    PBNImplementation

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    AnnualReport(ANRF):2014

    PerformanceMonitoring

    ofindividualmodules

    AirNavigation

    Report

    Form

    AnnualGlobalAirNavigationReport

    Compareprogressacrossregions

    AdjustICAOworkprogramme

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    PBNAirspaceDesign

    What`snext?

    7Projects

    CostaRica,ElSalvador,

    Honduras,Jamaica,Mexico,TrinidadandTobago,Turks&

    Caicos,COCESNA

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    PBNMultidisciplinaryTeam

    LeadbyATM/airspace

    specialistATCOs(AirTraffic

    controllers)

    ATM&

    CNS

    specialist

    Proceduredesigners

    Technicalpilots

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    ThankYou