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COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > /09/2010 Slide 1 COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting Cambridge, September 20 th – 21 st, 2010 Determination of the conflict potential in case of use of UAS in non-segregated airspace Dipl.-Phys. Mirsad Delić (DLR, Institute of Flight Guidance)

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 2 Content Simulation environment Investigated parameters Results Conclusion

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 3 Simulation environment DLR Traffic Simulator Real-time and fast-time simulation Physically correct simulation of aircraft through the use of BADA performance data Used scenario is based on radar data of a high traffic operations day in Germany in September 2008 More than aircraft movements

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 4 Simulation environment DLR Traffic Simulator

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 5 Investigated parameters (1) UA Types HALE: High Altitude Long Endurance MALE: Medium Altitude Long Endurance Altitude HALE: ft (12500m) MALE: ft (7500m) Climb strategies HELIX: Climb in a helix-like structure above the airfield / airport DIRECT: Climb along the cruising route

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 6 Investigated parameters (2) Separation Horizontal: 5NM, vertical: 1000ft (today’s standard) Horizontal: 10NM, vertical: 1500ft Horizontal: 10NM, vertical: 2000ft Variation of takeoff time between 5:00 am and 10:00 pm in steps of twenty minutes Different mission scenarios have been investigated: National: Schleswig/Jagel ► Ingolstadt/Manching International: Schleswig/Jagel ► Paris - Orly National (civil):Egelsbach ► Schleswig/Jagel

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 7 Results (1) Relation between HALE and MALE UA

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 8 Results (2) Relation between HELIX and DIRECT climb strategy Used scenario: MALE UA, Schleswig / Jagel > Ingolstadt / Manching, Separation: 10NM, 2000ft

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 9 Results (3) Relation between HELIX and DIRECT climb strategy Used scenario: MALE UA, Egelsbach > Schleswig / Jagel, Separation: 10NM, 2000ft (Egelsbach is located in the vincinity of Frankfurt/Main Airport)

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 10 Results (4) Relevance of takeoff time

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 11 Results (5) Relevance of takeoff time

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 12 Conclusion Number of conflicts is highly depending on Selected altitude Climb strategy Departure airport and surrounding airports Crossing of highly frequented ATS routes Recommendation is depending on the mission scenario Simulation shall be used to create an assistive mission planning tool for integration into DLR’s Generic Ground Control Station efforts

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 13 GCS mission planning tool Extension to existing DLR simulation environment Requires input of important parameters Waypoints Traffic data Payload Take-Off time Cruise altitude Simulation checks for potential conflicts based on given parameters Recommendations of solutions if high conflict potential is found

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 14 Thank you. Questions?

COST ES0802 MC/WG Meeting > 20 – 21/09/2010 Slide 15 Thank you. Questions?