Airspace Management Airspace Management Rapporteur: Vojin Tosic, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Airspace Management Airspace Management

Rapporteur: Vojin Tosic, Rapporteur: Vojin Tosic, University of Belgrade University of Belgrade

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Papers Papers

• 5 out 8 papers accepted

5 out 8 papers accepted

• 3 papers from US

3 papers from US

• George Mason University

George Mason University

• The MITRE Corporation

The MITRE Corporation

• MIT

MIT

• 2 papers from Europe

2 papers from Europe

• CENA

CENA

• Imperial College London, EUROCONTROL

Imperial College London, EUROCONTROL

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Research Objective Research Objective

• Space partitioning to balance traffic

Space partitioning to balance traffic

• Optimum 3D separated flow trajectories

Optimum 3D separated flow trajectories

• Detecting airspace with excess flying time

Detecting airspace with excess flying time

• Invitation to research

Invitation to research

• Factors affecting workload/airspace capacity

Factors affecting workload/airspace capacity

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Methods Methods

• Simulation (RAMS)

Simulation (RAMS)

• Genetic Algorithms

Genetic Algorithms

• Heuristics

Heuristics

• Statistical Analysis

Statistical Analysis

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Participation Participation

Between 30 and 60 participants Between 30 and 60 participants 30 + 15 minutes (presentation + discussion) 30 + 15 minutes (presentation + discussion)

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Rapporteur Rapporteur’ ’s Comments s Comments

• What do we mean when we say AIRSPACE

What do we mean when we say AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT (Research)? MANAGEMENT (Research)?

• Geometry

Geometry

• Kinematics

Kinematics

• Complexity

Complexity

• Workload

Workload

• Capacity

Capacity …… ……. .

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Rapporteur Rapporteur’ ’s Comments s Comments

• What was the ATM R&D Seminar reported

What was the ATM R&D Seminar reported ASMT research? ASMT research?

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ATM 1997 ATM 1997

• Only mention of:

Only mention of:

• Airspace design

Airspace design

• Airspace usage

Airspace usage

• No research results presented

No research results presented

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ATM 1998 ATM 1998

• ATC Preferred Routes

ATC Preferred Routes

• Mention of

Mention of “ “Airspace Complexity Airspace Complexity” ” but but actually work on Traffic Complexity actually work on Traffic Complexity (Dynamic Density, Instantaneous Airborne (Dynamic Density, Instantaneous Airborne Count) Count)

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ATM 2000 ATM 2000

• Design of an Air Route Network

Design of an Air Route Network(min Airlines (min Airlines cost, ATC constraints) cost, ATC constraints)

• Complexity but more Traffic than Airspace

Complexity but more Traffic than Airspace

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ATM 2001 ATM 2001

• Sector

Sector-

• less ATM

less ATM

• Transition between Free Flight and

Transition between Free Flight and Managed Airspace Managed Airspace

• Converging Instrument Approaches

Converging Instrument Approaches

• More Complexity (Traffic rather than

More Complexity (Traffic rather than Airspace) Airspace)

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ATM 2003 ATM 2003

• Airspace Design

Airspace Design using TAAM using TAAM

• Airspace Design

Airspace Design: Super : Super-

• Sector Concept

Sector Concept

• Optimizing Sectorization

Optimizing Sectorization (min Coordination) (min Coordination)

• High Altitude Airspace Analysis using RAMS

High Altitude Airspace Analysis using RAMS

• Complexity (Sector Classification)

Complexity (Sector Classification)

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Rapporteur Rapporteur’ ’s view on s view on Research Status Research Status

• Insufficient research in the ASMT area

Insufficient research in the ASMT area

• Necessary better understanding of ASMT

Necessary better understanding of ASMT

• AS

AS -

• Limited resource

Limited resource

• Need expressed in particular lately in

Need expressed in particular lately in Europe (Single Sky => Functional Blocks) Europe (Single Sky => Functional Blocks)

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Rapporteur Rapporteur’ ’s view on s view on Possible Directions Possible Directions

• High volume flows need

High volume flows need “ “traffic engineering traffic engineering” ” solution: solution:

• High Capacity

High Capacity “ “Infrastructure Infrastructure” ” i.e. i.e.

• 3D separated

3D separated “ “routes routes” ”

• Highly regulated

Highly regulated

• Priority over low volume flows

Priority over low volume flows “ “SKY HIGHWAYS SKY HIGHWAYS” ” ? ?

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THANKS THANKS

• Review Group

Review Group

• Jan Terlouw, Chair

Jan Terlouw, Chair

• Lourdes Maurice

Lourdes Maurice

• Amy Pritchett

Amy Pritchett

• Sandy Lozito

Sandy Lozito

• Session Chairs

Session Chairs

• Yu Zhang

Yu Zhang

• Mark Hansen

Mark Hansen

• Seminar Chairs

Seminar Chairs

• Sabrina Saunders

Sabrina Saunders-

• Hodge and Christian Pusch

Hodge and Christian Pusch