Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration Weather System Engineering Issues Friends & Partners in Aviation Wx Raymond Moy, Air Traffic Organization,

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Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration Weather System Engineering Issues Friends & Partners in Aviation Wx Raymond Moy, Air Traffic Organization, Operations Planning, NAS Weather Planning and Requirements October 2006

System Engineering Issues 2 Federal Aviation Administration System Engineering Issues Ground based wind shear alerting future infrastructure –Ground based Wind Shear systems to undergo investment analysis based on need for technical refresh Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) service level extension Investment Analysis decision targeted for FY07 Low Level Wind Shear Alert Relocation/Sustainment (LLWAS RS) Investment Analysis targeted for FY09 Weather Systems Processor (WSP) Tech Refresh targeted for FY08-10 timeframe

System Engineering Issues 3 Federal Aviation Administration System Engineering Issues Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS) and Corridor Integrated Weather System (CIWS) Plans –Maintain CIWS demonstration until NAS integration and replacement via CIWS-WARP Integration –Restructure CIWS software for standard accessibility by traffic flow management (TFM) tools and for ease of maintenance –Complete 22 ITWS system deployment by FY08 –Prepare for Joint Resources Council (JRC) decision on final 12 ITWS systems

System Engineering Issues 4 Federal Aviation Administration System Engineering Issues Airline Operations Centers (AOCs) need access to ITWS products –CDMNET provides web access to qualifying AOCs via VOLPE Center –Connectivity to VOLPE thru AOCs’ ISP utilizing VPN allows web access to all ITWS sites and displayable products

System Engineering Issues 5 Federal Aviation Administration System Engineering Issues Increase Pilot and Dispatcher access to wind shear alert info. –Introduce a web based data base for access to current active wind shear alerts for 117 airports –Add WSP alerts to Terminal Weather Information for Pilots (TWIP) distribution –Wind shear alerts provided to pilots via TWIP for ITWS airports –Wind shear alerts available to dispatchers via VOLPE for ITWS airports

System Engineering Issues 6 Federal Aviation Administration Route Availability Planning Tool Objective: improve the ability to get departures out of terminals during SWAP Operational users - EWR, LGA, JFK, TEB - NY TRACON - ZNY, ZDC, ZOB, ZBW - Command Center - COA, Delta, NWA RAPT being hosted on CIWS platform and continues to support NY Investment analysis to determine applicability to other airports Uses CIWS convective weather forecast and echo tops forecast to provide departure route status for 60 minutes of flight time with 30 minute look-ahead