1 Approaching a non- meteorological community - Air Traffic Controllers – for MET training ALEXANDRU HOZOC MET EXPERT - ROMATSA.

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1 Approaching a non- meteorological community - Air Traffic Controllers – for MET training ALEXANDRU HOZOC MET EXPERT - ROMATSA

2 OBJECTIVE “WHY” and “HOW” ROMATSA’s air traffic controllers (ATCOs) are trained in meteorology and also some ideas for “WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?”

3 CONTENTS  INTRODUCTORY  WHY?  HOW?  WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?

4 CONTENTS INTRODUCTORY

5 Briefly … meteorological services in ROMANIA … National Meteorological Administration, Army Meteorological Service, ROMATSA Aeronautical Meteorological Service, each of them belonging to different ministries.

6 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION CIVIL AVIATION DIRECTORATE TAROM national airline ROMATSA ANS provider RCAA Authority Other companies

7 ROMATSA …provides all Air Navigation Services as defined by ICAO: - Air Traffic Services, - Air Information Services, - Communication, Navigation, Surveillance, - Search And Rescue (partly), - Aeronautical MET Services.

8 CONTENTS WHY?

9 MET Data and Air Traffic Management Because: MET data contribute to the safety, regularity and efficiency of flights. and therefore: several ATM domains are dependent on MET data…

10 MET Data and Air Traffic Management …the following ATM domains are influenced by the impact of MET data: Air-Ground Datalink, Flight Data Processing and Distribution (FDP&D), Air Traffic Services (ATS).

11 MET Data and Air Traffic Services Due to the safety implications of the services provided, ATS is the most important element in ATM. Most impact of the MET data is on these two ATS sub-domains: ATC Tools, ATC Human factor: the Air Traffic Controllers (ATCOs)

12 MET Data and Air Traffic Controllers Suitable formats and content of MET data are available for direct use of the ATCOs through a user friendly HMI. The HMI is located in the ATC room and is integrated in the ATC console.

13 MET Data and Air Traffic Controllers MET data available on HMI include: OPMET data (METAR/SPECI, TAF, SIGMET); AWOSs data from sensors; IR and VIS satellite imagery every 15 minutes, back to 6 hours; Radar imagery every 10 minutes (local radars and composite); Forecast upper-wind at standard levels.

14 CONTENTS HOW?

15 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers By integrating meteorology modules into ATCOs courses!

16 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers Modules related to meteorology are included in three categories of courses for ATCO’s: Ab initio courses – mandatory, Licence-conversion courses – mandatory, Refresher courses – by request.

17 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers The meteorology course modules are developed in respect with ICAO doc. 7192, part F-1 and EUROCONTROL ESARR standards. The curricula includes both theory and practical applications.

18 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers Theory includes: Aviation meteorology (turb, icing, CB/TS, etc.), Satellite imagery: basic features, types of imgs, primary interpretation of imgs (mainly CB clouds). Radar imagery: basic features, types of imgs, primary interpretation of imgs (mainly TS signatures). Meteorological codes.

19 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers Practical applications include: Using the dedicated HMI, Using criteria for discriminating between types of imagery, Identifying CB clouds on SAT and RAD imgs, Applying rules of the thumb (the “W&W” or “at least 45”rules) and c orrelating information First guess appreciation of 2D+T evolution of the CB clouds

20 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers T HE “W&W” RULE: applies only to clouds that have a convective pattern/shape on SAT imgs; If: 1. cloud is White in IR channel = high cloud and 2. cloud is White in VIS channel = thick cloud Then: it’s a CB cloud

21 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers T HE “at least 35” RULE: applies to targets detected on RAD imgs; If: target reflectivity is at least 35dBz Then: it’s a CB cloud

22 CONTENTS WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?

23 MET Training and Air Traffic Controllers More satellite information correlated to aviation hazards to be included in the ATCOs training, by using RGB composites imagery: e.g. Icing in clouds (02,04r,09), Most vigorous storm CBs or CB stage evolution (12,12,09-04 / 10-09,09-04,09 / 02,04r,09)

24 Thank you!