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Powerpoint: “3a Standards <strong>of</strong> Navigation Performance GB 20120306.pptx”<br />

Review <strong>of</strong> SC181/WG13 products and intended applications<br />

Ge<strong>of</strong>f pointed out <strong>the</strong> importance and value <strong>of</strong> standards.<br />

interoperability<br />

o without interoperability, every route or instrument procedure and airspace would have to<br />

account for different aircraft capability<br />

o precludes efficiency, capacity, and environmental improvements<br />

cost <strong>of</strong> certification<br />

non-optimized airspace design, since every variation must be considered.<br />

Scope <strong>of</strong> standards<br />

not just <strong>the</strong> airborne nav system is standardized<br />

terminology<br />

aeronautical data<br />

procedure design affected by nav standards<br />

charting<br />

SC181 products and adoption <strong>the</strong>re<strong>of</strong><br />

Do236B/ED75B MASPS for RNP<br />

o Intended/Used as a toolbox, implemented piecemeal by regulators<br />

DO200A/ED76 Standards for processing aeronautical data<br />

DO201A/ED77 standards for aeronautical information<br />

DO283A MOPS for RNP for RNAV<br />

o No ED equivalent<br />

o TSO-C115c, FMS using multi-sensor inputs 2012<br />

DO257A, MOPS<br />

Adoption has been affected adversely by<br />

GPS standards, DO-229<br />

SC159 and SC181 which worked in parallel and were never brought toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />

Slow and fragmented airspace development<br />

o Lack <strong>of</strong> harmonized operational requirements<br />

Future for navigation performance standards<br />

PBN is now <strong>the</strong> ‘must-have’<br />

GPS standards are insufficient on <strong>the</strong>ir own<br />

Considerations for SC<strong>227</strong><br />

Recognition <strong>of</strong> PBN concept, but keep RNP RNAV distinct as DO236/ED75 is only one means<br />

to define an aircraft/system that spans multiple applications.<br />

Functional definitions insufficient to support implementation. Changes are needed for:<br />

o fixed radius transition<br />

o tactical parallel <strong>of</strong>fset<br />

o use <strong>of</strong> speed and altitude constraints in path definition<br />

VNAV mess since <strong>the</strong>re has been little convergence on a standard.<br />

o AC20-138B is 1980’s definition<br />

o EASA AMC 20-27 (FTE and altitude limitation)<br />

o AC 90-110a / AMC 20-26 Vertical Error Budget<br />

o Do-236B / ED75b VNAV<br />

Current PANS Ops Baro-VNAV design criteria needs a harmonized standard.<br />

Inconsistency with lateral RNP RNAV – do we need a vertical RNP RNAV ra<strong>the</strong>r than just a<br />

99.7% accuracy<br />

4D trajectories<br />

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