TAMDAR Status FPAW Forum November 11, 2005. The patented TAMDAR sensor Measures and derives: Ice presence Median and peak turbulence Winds aloft Indicated.

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TAMDAR Status FPAW Forum November 11, 2005

The patented TAMDAR sensor Measures and derives: Ice presence Median and peak turbulence Winds aloft Indicated and true airspeed Static pressure and pressure altitude Air temperature (Mach corrected) Relative humidity GPS lat/long/alt/time

System architecture TAMDAR Data Links TAMDAR Data Link TAMDAR Data Links TAMDAR Data Links Ground Network FAA AIRDAT DATA CENTER Airline Operations Weather Info Subscribers Satellite Network NOAA / FSL DHS

Who is AirDat? AirDat’s IP and capabilities: Developed patented TAMDAR sensor with NASA Implemented an integrated global (near) real-time data link Deployment and manufacturing of TAMDAR sensors Dedicated 24/7 data center Real-time data quality control Near real-time data collection, processing, QA, and distribution Creation and distribution of enhanced weather and communications products and services

GLFE status Field evaluation over Great Lakes and south All 63 Mesaba Saab 340 equipped All 63 aircraft delivering quality data Significant improvements in forecasts seen GLFE has been extended to Jan. 15, 2006

Current coverage (red lines)

Deployment status and plans Deployment on 63 Mesaba aircraft complete Contractual agreements close with four additional regional carriers Approx aircraft (including Mesaba) Approx. 350 airports served Coverage over most of North America Many small airports without alternative sounding data Deployments will occur in 2006

TAMDAR Data Volume and Simulation Radiosonde soundings (daily): sites 2 launches per day Mesaba (GLFE) soundings: sites (airports) CONUS deployment (500+ aircraft) soundings: sites (airports) Simulation—illustrates potential impact

TAMDAR airborne components Note: Integrated antenna includes satellite weather reception TAMDARTransceiver/ Router Voice Com Option Text Messaging Option Iridium/GPS/Wx Antenna Heading and Aircraft Systems Inputs GPS Iridium Wx coax for optional weather cockpit display (Coax) (RS-232) Optional EFBs

TAMDAR ® observation

Icing map display

Turbulence map display

TAMDAR based aviation products and services Aircraft tracking Real time icing and turbulence data In-situ winds aloft Improved icing and turbulence models Improved convective models and forecasting Improved precipitation forecasts Improved TAFs Improved, high density atmospheric sounds Equipage with antenna for cockpit weather service