direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation direction des services de la Navigation aérienne 21/06/2005 ADS-B Out Certification JAA CNS/ATM juin 2005 Patrick Souchu Présenté par
/06/2005 direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction des services de la Navigation aérienne direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation ADS-B out : Statement of issue ADS-B out : Broadcast of identification, position, altitude, velocity, Navigation integrity data by the aircraft –1090 ES technology –Used initially for radar-like surveillance service by ATC Part of ADS-B Package 1 application : ADS-B NRA, ADS-B ACC, ADS-B TMA, ADS-B APT, ADS-B ADD Ground stations are easy to install and much cheaper than radar ADS-B separation standard under definition by ICAO SASP –5 Nm separation already approved by Australia under specific conditions –Simple installation in the aircraft : transponder + GNSS receiver –Currently under implementation : Australia, US, France (La Réunion Island), CASCADE program in EUROCONTROL Stream 1 : Mediterranean project
/06/2005 direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction des services de la Navigation aérienne direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation ADS-B Installation Many aircraft are already fitted with ADS-B capabilities –Many Mode S transponders for Enhanced surveillance are capable of ADS-B –No certification of ADS-B data, only non interference considerations –Guidance material is needed Initial results from Toulouse validation trials –Excellent detection range (200 Nm, up to 250 Nm) –Various quality of aircraft installation NUC = 0 often observed Aberrant case observed –Eg NUC = 8 with impossible shift of transmitted position Specific cases will be analysed case by case –Increasing number of equipped aircraft Peak of 53 ADS-B aircraft at the same time detected by the ground station in Toulouse
/06/2005 direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction des services de la Navigation aérienne direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation
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/06/2005 direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction des services de la Navigation aérienne direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation Proposed guidance material Guidance for installation, certification and maintenance of ADS-B installation ADS-B system compliant with ED102/DO260 as a minimum –Identification of the aircraft –Barometric altitude shall be provided and geometric altitude may be provided –Position shall be provided with quality indicators NUC or NIC/NAC/SIL If NUC is provided, its value must correspond to HIL (Horizontal Integrity Limit) GNSS capability required for separation purpose (NUC >= 5) –Receiver compliant with TSO C129 (FDE + continuous RAIM 0,3 Nm) or TSO C145/C146 –Periodic update interval of at least 1 s
/06/2005 direction générale de l’Aviation civile direction des services de la Navigation aérienne direction de la Technique et de l’Innovation Conclusion 1st draft produced for this meeting It is urgent to clarify the airborne equipment situation It is suggested to foster the delivery of this paper to EASA –Comments are expected –Finalisation of this paper at next meeting