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Friends and Partners of Aviation Weather, Fall 2015, Las Vegas, NV
Determining Runway Conditions in Real Time Using
Data Obtained from Airplanes during
Landing
Pascal JolyAirbus
19 November 2015
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Agenda
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Contaminated Runways
CORSAIR
Cooperation with the FAA
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Current Situation -- Contaminated Runways Operations
• Conventional assessment methods• Can be subjective• Can be challenged by pilot reports• Inconsistency across measurement means
• Runway condition is used at landing• By crews for landing distance computation • By airport operators for runway management
• Need for a means to evaluate how slippery the runway is, that is:• Objective• Timely• Non-intrusive • and consistent with aircraft performance
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CORSAIR Concept
Airbus Concept is to use the Aircraft as a SensorCOntaminated Runway State Automatic Identification and Reporting
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How does CORSAIR work?
• CORSAIR analyzes the landing performance and then chooses a corresponding TALPA runway state which is consistent with the aircraft performance
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6-DRY5-GOOD4-GOOD TO MEDIUM3-MEDIUM2-MEDIUM TO POOR1-POOR
CORSAIR ANALYSIS TALPA LEVEL
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CORSAIR algorithm is based on proven processUse same models as the one established during aircraft certification Only difference is the industrialization of the process in order to analyze mass data in near real-timeSame process as the In-Flight Landing distance, but in reverse!
CORSAIR has already been significantly testedOver the last three winters, partnership developed with 6 airlines Over 200,000 flights analyzed
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CORSAIR is an Addition to Current Reporting Means
CORSAIR is not designed as a replacement for existing measurement means, it is designed to complement them.
Runway Sensors
Runway Inspection
Weather ReportsFriction Testing
CORSAIR
Consolidated Runway
Condition
PIREP
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Roadmap for FAA project
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Project’s Objectives-Concept & method validity
Investigate potential deployment path
Apr 2016
Close out
meeting
Project Kick-Off End of project
Jan 2016
Flight TrialsNov 2014
Yearly Meeting
Historical Data Collection Europe
Historical Data Collection USA
In-Service Evaluation
Nov 2013
Project Kick-off
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Way Ahead for more Safety at Landing
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• Equipped aircraft will provide up-to-date information on the slipperiness of the runway at each landing
• Airports will be able to follow the trend of the runway and determine more efficiently when cleaning is needed
• Airlines informed of current weather conditions can plan operations accordingly
• Pilot is able to calculate an in-flight landing distance using more accurate information on the runway conditions
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