26 LAMBOURNE 26 LAMBOURNE Route 4 Density Plots y Pre RNAV Trial - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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26 LAMBOURNE 26 LAMBOURNE Route 4 Density Plots y Pre RNAV Trial - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

26 LAMBOURNE 26 LAMBOURNE Route 4 Density Plots y Pre RNAV Trial (conv) RNAV Trial l Pre/Post P RNAV Implementation Conv + RNAV(2013/14) RNAV Revised (June 2016) ( ) RNAV Revised (July 2016) Conv (July 2016) ATTACHMENT 10 TO PIR REPORT


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26 LAMBOURNE 26 LAMBOURNE Route 4 Density Plots y

Pre RNAV Trial (conv) l RNAV Trial Pre/Post P‐RNAV Implementation Conv + RNAV(2013/14) RNAV Revised (June 2016) ( ) RNAV Revised (July 2016) Conv (July 2016)

ATTACHMENT 10 TO PIR REPORT DATED APRIL 2017

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Conv Pre RNAV Trial (pre 2012) Conv Pre RNAV Trial (pre 2012)

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RNAV Trial (2008 2013) RNAV Trial (2008‐2013)

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26LAMBOURNE Density July 2013 2727 Aircraft – Showing CONVENTIONAL Departures Only

Track density Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a ‘track line’ comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a track line comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks. When all the tracks have been drawn, each pixel decides upon its colour based on the number of times a ‘track line’ has come across that pixel. The conversion from "count" to "colour" is guided by the numbers and colours given in the current Palette. Counts in between are mapped to colours in between. If 100 were orange and 200 where red, then 150 would be coloured some orangy red.

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26LAMBOURNE Density June 2014 2538 Aircraft – Showing P‐RNAV Departures Only

KKE14

Track density Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a ‘track line’ comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks. When all the tracks have been drawn, each pixel decides upon its colour based on the number of times a ‘track line’ has come across that pixel. The conversion from "count" to "colour" is guided by the numbers and colours given in the current Palette. Counts in between are mapped to colours in between. If 100 were orange and 200 where red, then 150 would be coloured some orangy red.

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26LAMBOURNE Density June 2016 2793 Aircraft – Showing P‐RNAV Departures Only

KKE09 KKW02

Track density Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a ‘track line’ comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks. When all the tracks have been drawn, each pixel decides upon its colour based on the number of times a ‘track line’ has come across that pixel. The conversion from "count" to "colour" is guided by the numbers and colours given in the current Palette. Counts in between are mapped to colours in between. If 100 were orange and 200 where red, then 150 would be coloured some orangy red. The SID line shown on this map displays the previous P‐RNAV SID design

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26LAMBOURNE Density July 2016 4795 Aircraft – Showing RNAV1 Departures Only

Track density Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a ‘track line’ comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks. When all the tracks have been drawn, each pixel decides upon its colour based on the number of times a ‘track line’ has come across that pixel. The conversion from "count" to "colour" is guided by the numbers and colours given in the current Palette. Counts in between are mapped to colours in between. If 100 were orange and 200 where red, then 150 would be coloured some orangy red.

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26LAMBOURNE Density July 2016 173 Aircraft – Showing CONVENTIONAL Departures Only

Track density Each track is drawn as a line which has a width of just a few pixels and each pixel on the screen counts how often a ‘track line’ comes across this pixel when drawing all the tracks. When all the tracks have been drawn, each pixel decides upon its colour based on the number of times a ‘track line’ has come across that pixel. The conversion from "count" to "colour" is guided by the numbers and colours given in the current Palette. Counts in between are mapped to colours in between. If 100 were orange and 200 where red, then 150 would be coloured some orangy red.