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System Performance and Convective Weather
Kenneth Lamon, Ph.D.15 March 2006
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June, July and August are the Peak of the Convective Weather Season
Source: NOAA, FSL; measures the average area of thunderstorms over the US at 19Z, 21Z, and 23Z , weekly average
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Perc
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Arr
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16,500 17,500 18,500 19,500 20,500 21,500 22,500Scheduled Arrivals
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Delays versus Scheduled ArrivalsDelays = 500 + a*Weather*(Schedule - 16,500)
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Min
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elay
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Minutes of Delay versus Scheduled ArrivalsMinutes = 100,000 + b*Weather*(Schedule - 16,500)
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An Airport-specific Convective Weather Metric
• Take an airport’s maximum storm intensity each hour
• Multiply by the number of scheduled arrivals that hour
• Sum over all hours of the day• Sum over 45 airports• (Divide by total number of scheduled arrivals)
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R2 = 0.51
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ATL Delays Versus Weather Score
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Monthly Convective Weather Score by Major Airport
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Number of Hours Having Thunderstorm Intensity>3
BROWN indicates locations where the frequency of thunderstorms increased from 2004 to 2005
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SEA
PDX
TPATEBSTL
SLC
RDU
PIT
PHX
PHL
PBI
ORD
MSY
MSPMIA
MEM
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MCI
LGA
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JFK
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BWI
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BNA
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Weather Score
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Delay and Convective Weather Score:
June - August 2004
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G1 G2 G3ABQ DEN BWIATL HOU CLEBNA LAX CVGBOS MCI DTWCLT MCO INDDCA MIA MDWDFW MSY PITEWR OAK RDUFLL PBIIAD PDXIAH SANJFK SEALAS SFOLGA SJCMEM TPAMSPORDPHLPHXSLCSTLTEB
R-Squared Improves (a little) if Airports are Grouped
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Delays Versus Weather Score:45 Airports
R2 = 0.67
R2 = 0.62
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Regression Results 2003 and 2004
Delays = 507 + 1.8*Weather*(Schedule - 15,429)
+ 298*Year2004R-squared = 0.65
Minutes = 106,000 + 174*Weather*(Schedule - 16,870)
+ 24,454*Year2004R-squared = 0.67
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Airborne Holds Versus Weather Score2003 and 2004
R2 = 0.59
R2 = 0.53
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Diversions Versus Weather Score2003 and 2004
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R2 = 0.63
R2 = 0.52
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Cancellations Versus Weather Score2003 and 2004
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Delays Versus Weather Score2003, 2004, and 2005
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R2 = 0.51
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There were 28 additional holds perday in summer 2005 compared to 2004
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Airborne Holding Up in Summer 2005
*June-August
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Holding was up sharply at ATL in summer 2005
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Schedule Delays Lasting More Than One Hour Up 16% Compared to 2000
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Arrivals and Departures More than One Hour Late Relative to Schedule
Source: ASPM, 45 Airports
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Delays Due to GDPs Up in 2004 and 2005
Source: OPSNET, includes delays attributed to en route centers
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thou
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Proportion of OPSNET Delays at the 8 Most Delayed Airports Has Grown
Includes delays attributed to ARTCCs. Delays up 7% overall compared to 2000
Up 23% compared to 2000
Down 39% comparedto 2000
OPSNET Delays, 45 Airports, June-August
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ATL, ORD, PHL, EWR, LGA,IAD, IAH, JFK37 other airports
Operations, on Average, Up 9% at the 8 Most Delayed Hubs, and Down 9% Elsewhere
Down 9% comparedto 2000
Up 9% compared to 2000
Operations down 5% overall at OPSNET 45 airports compared to 2000
Operations June-August (OPSNET)
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ATL Simulated Minutes of Arrival Delay Using Arrival Capacity from 8/7/05
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Aug 11 - 15, 2003
Aug 10, 2003
Aug 9, 2003
Schedule Dates2003
Schedule Dates2004
Aug 9 - 13, 2004
Aug 8, 2004
Aug 7, 2004
Aug 8 - 12, 2005
Aug 7, 2005
Schedule Dates2005
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Summary
• Introduced a convective weather metric defined as the product of an airport’s maximum hourly thunderstorm intensity and the number of flights scheduled to land that hour
• Metric has several advantages– Can be aggregated and disaggregated– Small, computationally simple dataset– Yields many insights about NAS performance
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Other Findings
• Factoring out differences in weather and the total number of scheduled ops, hour-long delays increased substantially from 2003 to 2004 and from 2004 to 2005– Increases caused by greater concentration of traffic at
already delayed airports• Airborne holding and diversions were unchanged
from 2003 to 2004, however, holding increased from 2004 to 2005
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And Lastly
• Similar approaches for measuring system performance based on delays, cancellations, diversions, holding, etc. ought to yield results similar to those presented here.
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Difference(Hours)
Source: National Convective Weather Detection
Number of Hours Having Thunderstorm Intensity>3 (June - August 2005 Minus June - August 2004)
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OPSNET Delays by Type, 45 Airports, June-August
OPSNET Delays Up 7% Compared to 2000
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Source: OPSNET, includes delays attributed to en route centers
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Average Number of Seats per Departure has Decreased
-8%
-19%
-15%-16%
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Average number of seats per scheduled departuredown in July 2005 compared to July 2000
Source: OAG
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Change in Operations by Major Airport
SFO-17%
-15%LAX
IAH
SEA-23%
-2%
+19%
-16%DFW
ORD+9%
PHX
STL-38%
BOS
MEM-1%
-15%MSP+2%
CVG+6%
DTW-5%
MDW-2%
IAD+16%
ATL+5%
CLE-22%
Summer 2005 vs Summer 2000
SLC DEN+23%+11%
MIA-26%
LAS+29%
DCA-18%
LGA
PHL+12%
+8%
JFK+1%
EWR-1%
PDX-19%
SAN+14%
BWI-3%
FLL+14%TPA
-4%
MCO-3%
Source: OPSNET, Overall change = -2%, 35 Airports
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Change in Operations by Major Airport
SFO+1%
-1%LAX
IAH
SEA-5%
+4%
+12%
-10%DFW
ORD-1%
PHX
STL+4%
BOS
MEM+9%
-1%MSP0%
CVG-1%
DTW+1%
MDW-14%
IAD+10%
ATL-2%
CLE-1%
Summer 2005 vs Summer 2004
SLC DEN+13%+2%
MIA-4%
LAS+8%
DCA+3%
LGA
PHL+15%
+1%
JFK+8%
EWR0%
PDX-4%
SAN+9%
BWI0%
FLL+7%TPA
+12%
MCO+9%
Source: OPSNET, Overall change = -2%, 35 Airports
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Delays from GDPs: June - August 2005
In summer 2005 ATL accounted for 33% of all delays from GDPsThe average duration of this type of delay was 74 minutes
Source: OPSNET
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PHL Simulated Minutes of Arrival Delay Using Arrival Capacity from 7/13/05
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Arr
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imul
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Jul 14 - 18, 2003
Jul 12, 2004
Schedule Dates2003
Jul 12 - 16, 2004
Jul 11, 2004
Jul 10, 2004
Schedule Dates2004
Jul 11 - 15, 2005
Jul 10, 2005
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Schedule Dates2005
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PHL: Actual Minutes of Arrival Delay, June - August
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elay
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Actual Delay2005
Source: ASPM, Each point represents one day, one outlier day excluded from 2003 and 2004
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OPSNET Delays for 22 Most Delayed Airports: June - August
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ATL: Actual Minutes of Arrival Delay, June - August
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elay
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Source: ASPM, Each point represents one day, two outlier days excluded from 2003 and 2004
Actual Delay2003
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Actual Delay2005
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To Improve Airport Model
• Adding a variable representing amount of system-wide delay raises r-squared to 0.66 for ATL
• For ORD two-variable model has r-squared of 0.71
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Three-Letter Airport Abbreviations
ATL - Atlanta International MDW - Chicago Midway
BOS - Boston/Logan InternationalMEM - Memphis International
BWI - Baltimore-Washington InternationalMIA - Miami International
CLE - Cleveland-Hopkins InternationalMSP - Minneapolis St Paul International
CVG - Covington/Cincinnati International
MSY - New Orleans International
DCA - Reagan National
OAK - Metropolitan Oakland International
DEN - Denver International
ORD - Chicago O'Hare International
DFW - Dallas-Ft Worth International
PBI - Palm Beach International
DTW - Detroit Metro Wayne Co
PDX - Portland International
EWR - Newark International
PHL - Philadelphia International
IAD - Washington Dulles International
PHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor International
IAH - Houston/G Bush Intercontinental
PIT - Pittsburgh International
IND - Indianapolis International
RDU - Raleigh-Durham International
JFK - John F Kennedy International
SEA - Seattle Tacoma International
LAS - Las Vegas/Mc Carran International
SFO - San Francisco International
LAX - Los Angeles International
SJC - San Jose International
LGA - La Guardia
SLC - Salt Lake City International
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STL - Lambert-St Louis International
TEB - Teterboro
ABQ - Albuquerque International Sunport
BNA - Nashville International
CLT Charlotte/Douglas Internationa
MCI Kansas City International
MCO - Orlando International
FLL - Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood InternationalHOU - William P. Hobby Airport
SAN - San Diego International
TPA - Tampa International
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Glossary
ASPM Aviation System Performance MetricsFSL Forecast Systems LaboratoryGDP Ground Delay ProgramNAS National Airspace SystemNOAA National Oceanic & Atmospheric AdministrationOAG Official Airline GuideOPSNET Operations NetworkUS United StatesZ Zulu Time