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Presented to: MPAR Symposium By: Jim Williams, Air Traffic Organization – Systems Engineering and Safety Date: October 11, 2007 Federal Aviation Administration.

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1 Presented to: MPAR Symposium By: Jim Williams, Air Traffic Organization – Systems Engineering and Safety Date: October 11, 2007 Federal Aviation Administration Multi-function Phased Array Radar (MPAR) FAA Roadmap for Air Traffic and Weather Surveillance

2 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 2 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Air Traffic and Weather Surveillance Snapshot Air Traffic is expected to more than double by 2025 and will exacerbate the air traffic delay problem. Weather is the major contributor to delays accounting for 65% of all delays. Current weather and surveillance radar networks are aging (new to 40 years old). Many are nearing the end of their service life and will require expensive service life extension programs (SLEP) FAA Enterprise Architecture Roadmaps include decision points for replacing current conventional rotating radars.

3 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 3 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Cooperative Surveillance The FAA is migrating to the Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B) concept –Transforms the nation's air traffic control system from one that relies on radar technology to a system that uses precise location data from the global satellite network (i.e., GPS) –ADS-B is a crucial component of the nation's Next-Generation Air Transportation System The Surveillance/Positioning Backup Strategy Alternatives Analysis Report (mitigation of GPS loss on ADS-B): –“recommends that the FAA retain approximately one-half of the Secondary Radar Network as a backup strategy for ADS-B” –“terminal area primary radar coverage will not be reduced from current levels”

4 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 4 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 FAA Enterprise Architecture Surveillance and Weather Roadmaps 2011 - Decision Point (77) initial acquisition review decision for NextGen primary radar system including Wx and Aircraft surveillance requirements 2014 - Decision Point (104) to replace legacy terminal radars (ASR-8, ASR-9) with NextGen primary radar system including Wx and Aircraft surveillance requirements 2018 - Decision Point (91) to replace Wind Shear systems, and NEXRAD with NextGen primary radar system 2020 - Initial Operational Capability for NextGen primary radar system including Wx and Aircraft surveillance requirements 20072008200920112012201320102014 2015 2016201720182019202020212022 202320242025 77104 91 New Primary Radar (Replaces ASR) NextGen Wx Radar Capability

5 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 5 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 JPDO Alignment Next Generation (NextGen) Air Transportation System Integrated Plan –“ Develop a system-wide capability to Reduce Weather Impacts” –Strategy provides for “Research areas to develop enhanced weather observations and forecasts, and integrate them with decision support tools to enhance capacity and efficiency of the airspace while improving safety.”

6 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 6 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Conclusion National primary radar network required for foreseeable future FAA requirement is a subset of the National Requirement Collaboration with other agencies is essential for best value solution MPAR is a technology research effort MPAR could be part of a multi-agency Family of Solutions

7 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 7 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Links FAA NAS Enterprise Architecture (EA) 6 –http://nas-architecture.faa.gov/nas/home.cfmhttp://nas-architecture.faa.gov/nas/home.cfm FAA NAS EA Infrastructure Roadmaps (Weather, Surveillance, etc.) –http://nas-architecture.faa.gov/nas/view_exec/home.cfmhttp://nas-architecture.faa.gov/nas/view_exec/home.cfm

8 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 8 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 BACK-UP SLIDES

9 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 9 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 En Route Terminal Surface 20072008200920112012201320102014 2015 2016201720182019202020212022 202320242025 100 X X X Test M/LAT for PRM 102 96102 105 100 103 36 PRM-A 76 Test System in Colorado RWSL 101 78 WM/LAT ATCBI-6 LRR ATCBI-4/5 MODE S ASR-9 ATCBI-4 ASR-8 ASR-11 ASR-7 ASDE-X ASDE-3 MODE S SBS PRM E-SCAN Surveillance Roadmap X X ATCBI-5 X X X Add M/LAT to ASDE-3 sites New Beacon (Replaces Mode S) New Primary Radar (Replaces ASR-8/9/11) 76 102 99 X X 95 X LCGS SBS (segmt. 1) SBS (segmt. 2) 7 102 28 166 52 178 180 179 104 97 102 98 102 104 77

10 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 10 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Non FAA Sensors 20072008200920112012201320102014 2015 2016201720182019202020212022 202320242025 PIREPS 85 AWOS/ASOS /AWSS FAA Sensors TDWR LLWAS-RS/NE 37 WSP TR1 TDWR SLEP 1 NEXRAD Product Improvement ASR-9/11 WX Channel NEXRAD ASR-WSP TR 77 91 26 SAWS 72 F-420 DASI WSP TR2 25 NLDN 77 9 60 62 63 141 SLEP/Replace TDWR SLEP 2 TDWR SLEP 3 145 NextGen RWI Solution Set 49 Evaluate lower troposphere aircraft Wx Obs NextGen RWI Solution Set Auto PIREP Entry ERAM 43 Weather Roadmap (1 of 2) 104 10 WSP TR3 84 NextGen Wx Radar Capability

11 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 11 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Bobby Sturgell

12 Multi Function Phased Array Radar 12 Federal Aviation Administration October 2007 Operations Planning Vice President Victoria Cox AJP-0 Technical Strategies & Integration Group (John Wiley) AJP-7A Air Transportation System Evaluation Group (Stanley Pszczolkowski) AJP-7B Test & Evaluation Services Group (Mike Greco) AJP-7C Center Operations Group (Shelley Yak) AJP-79 Laboratory Services Group (Sheila Smallwood) AJP-78 Systems Engineering and Safety Office James Williams AJP-1 Performance Analysis & Strategy Office David Chin (A) AJP-2 International Office Carey Fagan AJP-4 Aviation Weather Office Ken Leonard (A) AJP-B Research & Technology Development Office Barry Scott (A) AJP-6 William J. Hughes Office Wilson Felder AJP-7 WJH Technical Test & Center Evaluation Administration Office Brenda Willingham AJP-8 Comptroller Office Molly Vorce AJP-9 Operational Evolution Partnership Office Gisele Mohler AJP-A Safety Group (Vacant) AJP-19 NAS Enterprise Architecture Group (Diana Liang) AJP-15 Engineering Contracts Management Group (Francisco Estrada) AJP-16 NAS Requirements & Interface Mgmt. Group (John Horrocks) AJP-14 Business Outlook Group (Dan Murphy) AJP-22 Forecasts & Ops Analysis Group (David Knorr) AJP-21 Strategy Group (Thea Graham) AJP-23 Business Planning Group (Charles Mauro) AJP-25 Performance Analysis Group (James Littleton) AJP-26 Europe, Africa & Middle East Global Forums Grp (Vacant) AJP-41 Asia Pacific Group (David Burkholder) AJP-42 Weather Policy & Requirements Group (Rick Heuwinkel) AJP-B1 Weather Sensors Group (Thomas Carty) AJP-B3 New Weather Capabilities Group (Ray Moy) AJP-B2 Human Factors Research & Engineering Group (Terry Allard) AJP-61 Research Planning Group (Paul Krois) AJP-62 Airport & Aircraft Safety Group (Patrick Lewis) AJP-63 Financial Management Group (Joe Martirone) AJP-91 Americas & ICAO Group (Michael Hawthore) AJP-45 Concept Requirements and DefinitionGroup (Vacant) AJP-1A Systems Engineering & Support Services Group (Annie Clark) AJP-17 Engineering Development Services Group (Paula Nouragas) AJP-65 Modeling and Simulation Group (Joseph Post AJP-24 Weather Processors Group (William Benner) AJP-B4 External Coordination Group (Kelli Wilshire) AJP-64 Air Traffic System Concept Development (Michelle Merkle) AJP-66 Advanced Tech. Dev. & Prototyping Group (Paul Fontaine) AJP-67 Technical Coordination Group (Ricardo Parra) AJP-A1 Outreach & Product Development Group (Mamie Mallory) AJP-A2 Capacity Analysis Group (Jennifer Morris) AJP-27


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