ATC Group P4 User Manual

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ICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM Seminar
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Administration

Federal AviationAdministrationAirTrafficManagementAirTrafficManagement(ATM)Procedures,St d d  dDiStandards,andDriversAugust16,2011Bangko

Page 2

SURFACEMin APU use or alternativeOCEANICDEPARTUREFocus AreasMin APU use or alternative clean powerN-1 Engine TaxiMin taxi time & holds (i i)OCEANI

Page 3

ASPIRE Best Practices• Asia and Pacific procedures, practices or services that have demonstratedsuccess in the reduction of fuel burn and emissions– U

Page 4

ASPIRE Daily• In 2011, ASPIRE Partners established the ASPIRE Dailyprogram to increase awareness and utilization of best pgpractices in the Asia-Pacif

Page 5

ASPIRE Daily Star Rating• ASPIRE-Daily city pairs are certified with a star rating system based on the number of best-practice procedures availableNum

Page 6

ASPIRE Accomplishments• Green Flight Demonstrationso Seven in total associated with each Partner (show potential)o Demonstrated significant operationa

Page 7 - Expansion

Best Practices - ATM Procedures• Asia and Pacific procedures, practices or services that have demonstrated success in the reduction of fuel burn and e

Page 8 - (ASPIRE)

User Preferred Routes (UPR)Th UPR t ith d f fli ht l ith t llt•The UPR concept is a method of flight planning that allows operators to choose optimum

Page 9 - ASPIRE Background

User Preferred Routes (UPR)• After considering all factors the operator would file the FPL on the most favorable route for that flight.• The facility

Page 10 - Focus Areas

Far East -CaliforniaCalifornia –RTE Entry PtsAsia -HawaiiPts.MHawaii -GuamCalifornia –Hawaii (North of anila(CEP)TahitiUjungaCalifornia –South Pacific

Page 11 - ASPIRE Best Practices

UPR Expansion• ANSPs continue to identify constraints limiting the availability of User Preferred Routes. y• Routinely conducting new paper trials and

Page 12 - ASPIRE Daily

Thoughts on Seamless Operations• Start at the “State” level to implement new procedures within NextGen, SESAR, CARATS, etc.Bttht l t fBut that only ge

Page 13 - ASPIRE Daily Star Rating

Dynamic Airborne Reroute Procedures (DARP)Procedures (DARP)• Allows Airborne Rerouting of Aircraft When Winds Indicate a More Fuel Efficient Route is

Page 14 - ASPIRE Accomplishments

Dynamic Airborne RerouteProcedureZOAAOCAucklandFederal AviationAdministrationICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM SeminarAugust 201121

Page 15 - August 2011

DARP Application via Trials• Operational CPDLC is required for aircraft requesting airborne DARP reroutes.•A DARP request must be made within Oakland

Page 16 - User Preferred Routes (UPR)

DARP Enhancement• Identify and where possible remove limitations and constraints to the application and use of Pacific Dynamic Airborne Reroute Proced

Page 17

Arrivals Optimization • Collaborate on development of common procedures and standards for arrivals poptimization via the principles of a Continuous De

Page 18 - Auckland

Tailored Arrivals – What are they?• Tailored arrival — Key features:– Continuous descent from cruise altitude to touchdown–Tailored for traffic, envir

Page 19 - UPR Expansion

KSFO Oceanic Tailored ArrivalsSince beginning the Tailored Arrival on 12/4/07 we have conducted (122010):12/4/07 we have conducted (12-2010):1390 Full

Page 20 - Procedures

KLAX Tailored Arrival DevelopmentSince beginning the Tailored Arrival Trials on September 2009 we have conducted (12011):September 2009 we have conduc

Page 21 - Procedure

Federal AviationAdministrationICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM SeminarAugust 201128

Page 22 - DARP Application via Trials

Departure OptimizationInitiative summary– Collaborate on the development of standards and procedures fff ffor the efficient management of departuresMi

Page 23 - DARP Enhancement

Seamless Operations is a ChallengeFederal AviationAdministrationICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM SeminarAugust 20113

Page 24 - Arrivals Optimization

30/30 and D5030 NM Lateral / 30 NM Longitudinal Separation30 NM Lateral / 30 NM Longitudinal Separation50 NM Longitudinal Separation•Oakland FIR•Oakla

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Cross Boundary Seamless use of reducedseparation standards50nmreduced separation standards30nmOn May 23, 2011 Fukuoka and Oakland Control Centers bega

Page 26

ADS-C Climb / Descend Procedure (CDP)(CDP)• Oceanic climb & descent procedureEnable flight level changesbased on ADSC near–Enable flight level cha

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ADS-C CDP Concept Overview• Maneuvering aircraft will execute the climb or descent if clearance is granted• Blocking aircraftis 1000 feet above or bel

Page 28

ADS-B In-Trail Procedure (ITP)• Oceanic climb & descent procedure– Enable flight level changes for aircraft equipped with ADS-B receivers and on-b

Page 29 - Departure Optimization

ADS-B In-Trail Procedures (ITP)- ADS-B enabled climbs and ADS-B ITP()descents through altitudes where current non-ADS-B separation standards would pre

Page 30 - 30/30 and D50

ADS-B In-Trail ProceduresADS-B ITP Climb: Sequence of EventsFL360ADS-B Transceiver and Onboard Decision Support SystemADS-B Out (required)No ADS-B cap

Page 31

Thank You for Your Attention…Federal AviationAdministrationICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM SeminarAugust 201137

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Initial Steps… Cross FIR OperationsFederal AviationAdministrationICAO Asia Pacific Seamless ATM SeminarAugust 20114

Page 33 - ADS-C CDP Concept Overview

Expansion of ATM Procedures Across FIR BoundariesAcross FIR Boundaries• Many ATM procedures in the NextGen “tool box”FAA collaborating bilaterally wit

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Initial Expansion - Oceanic Areas• Areas for improvement –ANSP/Airline operations• Culture more accepting of pgchange (big potential)• Concentration o

Page 35 - ADS-B ITP

Partnerships Promote Regional ExpansionExpansion• Start with the mini-regional procedure collaboration worked in the multiple informal ATC coordinatio

Page 36 - ADS-B In-Trail Procedures

Asia and Pacific Initiative to Reduce Emissions (ASPIRE)• ASPIRE is a partnership of air navigation service providers focused Emissions (ASPIRE)gpon o

Page 37 - Thank You for Your Attention…

ASPIRE Background• ASPIRE Partnership formed by the FAA, Air Services Australia and Airways New Zealand in February 2008Th f di ASPIRE t d d t th A i•

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