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Isdefe Isdefe European Wake Vortex European Wake Vortex Mitigation Benefits Study Mitigation Benefits Study EuroBen EuroBen NATS, ISDEFE, UK Met office NATS, ISDEFE, UK Met office th November 2005 Claire Pugh, Wakenet2- -Europe, 29


  1. Isdefe Isdefe European Wake Vortex European Wake Vortex Mitigation Benefits Study Mitigation Benefits Study EuroBen EuroBen NATS, ISDEFE, UK Met office NATS, ISDEFE, UK Met office th November 2005 Claire Pugh, Wakenet2- -Europe, 29 Europe, 29 th November 2005 Claire Pugh, Wakenet2

  2. Aims of Study Aims of Study � Establish which European airports could Establish which European airports could � benefit from: ATC ATC- -Wake Wake, , CREDOS CREDOS, , TBS TBS benefit from: – High High- -level analysis of modifications/additions to level analysis of modifications/additions to – systems systems – Estimation of no. of movements affected/gained Estimation of no. of movements affected/gained – � NB NB ‘ ‘gained gained’ ’ movements weather dependent movements weather dependent – –used to used to � mitigate delays mitigate delays � Starting point for further studies on Starting point for further studies on � individual airports at greater detail individual airports at greater detail – European – European Conops Conops Team Team

  3. Basic Implementation Advanced Implementation Items TBS CREDOS ATC-Wake TBS CREDOS ATC-Wake � � Trajectory Prediction Integration � � Sequence Manager Integration � � SNET Integration � � � � � WVMC Tool (HMI SW) � � � Data Link – Based Tech. Precision Landing � � � � (ILS/MLS/GNSS) � � � � RNP/RNAV Precision Approach Radar � � � (PAR) � � A-SMGCS � � � � � � MET Sensors 1 � � � � WV Sensors 1

  4. Airport 11 airports selected EGLL EDDF •High Demand (available spacing) EHAM •Aircraft separated close to minima LFPG LEMD •High percentage of Wake Vortex EDDM pairs LIRF •Headwinds cause delay LSZH LEBL EGKK EGCC

  5. ATC- -Wake Wake ATC � General assumptions (All concepts) General assumptions (All concepts) � – No separations less than standard IFR minima No separations less than standard IFR minima – – SFC wind only SFC wind only – – Simplistic/idealised concepts Simplistic/idealised concepts – – No consideration of operational & regulatory No consideration of operational & regulatory – constraints constraints � Benefit only when: Benefit only when: � – 6kts crosswind at SFC 6kts crosswind at SFC – – Airport has high demand Airport has high demand – � 3NM and 2.5NM 3NM and 2.5NM �

  6. ATC-Wake ATC-Wake Airport Airport 3Nm 3Nm 2.5Nm 2.5Nm •Annual no. of arrivals EGLL EGLL 10,858 10,858 26,280 •Favourable met. EDDF EDDF 3,923 3,923 11,315 conditions EHAM EHAM 1,277 1,277 5,565 LFPG LFPG 638 638 1,916 •Extra movements are LEMD LEMD 547 547 4,653 not schedulable but allow EDDM EDDM 0 0 0 mitigation of delays LIRF LIRF 0 0 0 •Extra movements when: LSZH LSZH 0 0 365 c rosswind at times of LEBL LEBL 0 0 0 demand where high % of EGKK EGKK 0 0 0 WV pairs EGCC EGCC 0 0 0

  7. CREDOS CREDOS � Benefit only when: Benefit only when: � – 6kts crosswind at SFC 6kts crosswind at SFC – – Airport has high demand Airport has high demand – � Separations Separations � – 80s (average SID separation at EGLL) 80s (average SID separation at EGLL) – – 90s 90s –

  8. ATC-Wake CREDOS Airport 3Nm 2.5Nm 80s 90s EGLL 10,858 26,280 9,490 6,843 EDDF 3,923 11,315 91 0 EHAM 1,277 5,565 638 547 LFPG 638 1,916 0 0 LEMD 547 4,653 456 273 EDDM 0 0 0 0 LIRF 0 0 0 0 LSZH 0 365 0 0 LEBL 0 0 0 0 EGKK 0 0 0 0 EGCC 0 0 0 0

  9. TBS TBS � Benefit only when: Benefit only when: � – 10kts headwind at SFC 10kts headwind at SFC – � 10 10- -20, 20 20, 20- -30, 30+ 30, 30+ kts kts � – Airport has high demand Airport has high demand – � Recovered throughput Recovered throughput �

  10. ATC-Wake CREDOS TBS Airport 3Nm 2.5Nm 80s 90s EGLL 10,858 26,280 9,490 6,843 1,788 EDDF 3,923 11,315 91 0 2,801 EHAM 1,277 5,565 638 547 431 LFPG 638 1,916 0 0 0 LEMD 547 4,653 456 273 169 EDDM 0 0 0 0 0 LIRF 0 0 0 0 26 LSZH 0 365 0 0 0 LEBL 0 0 0 0 0 EGKK 0 0 0 0 0 EGCC 0 0 0 0 0

  11. Future Demand Future Demand ATC-Wake, 3Nm CREDOS, 80s Current Constant Current Constant Airport Demand Demand Demand Demand EGLL 10,858 12,318 9,490 10,220 EDDF 3,923 6,002 91 3,011 EHAM 1,277 9,307 638 5,200 LFPG 638 13,961 0 3,832 LEMD 547 1,460 456 1,095 EDDM 0 273 0 91 LIRF 0 1,733 0 912 LSZH 0 912 0 547 LEBL 0 273 0 91 EGKK 0 4,471 0 2,372 EGCC 0 9,125 0 5,110

  12. Future Demand Future Demand ATC-Wake, 3Nm CREDOS, 80s Current Constant Current Constant Airport Demand Demand Demand Demand EGLL 10,858 12,318 9,490 10,220 EDDF 3,923 6,002 91 3,011 EHAM 1,277 9,307 638 5,200 LFPG 638 13,961 0 3,832 LEMD 547 1,460 456 1,095 EDDM 0 273 0 91 LIRF 0 1,733 0 912 LSZH 0 912 0 547 LEBL 0 273 0 91 EGKK 0 4,471 0 2,372 EGCC 0 9,125 0 5,110

  13. People People Andrew Harvey Claire Pugh Questions? Dan Galpin Lluis Vinagre Isdefe Isdefe Daniel Cobo Debi Turp

  14. Summary Summary � High High- -level study level study � – Relative indications of magnitude of Relative indications of magnitude of – benefit benefit – Future demands could increase benefit Future demands could increase benefit – significantly significantly � Basis for more detailed studies Basis for more detailed studies � – Heathrow used as test Heathrow used as test- -case case – – Focus for European Focus for European Conops Conops Team Team –

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