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1 Weather in the Connected Cockpit What if the Cockpit is on the Ground? The Weather Story for UAS Friends and Partners of Aviation Weather November 2, 2016 Chris Brinton
2 Outline Mosaic ATM Role in Aviation Weather UAS Research Involvement Weather Needs of UAS High Bandwidth Air-Ground Connection
3 Weather Integration: GPSM GPSM is a decision support tool designed to provide guidance to decision makers in selecting traffic management programs at SFO when low ceilings are expected to reduce airport capacity. Provides recommendations based on probabilistic forecast of the clearing of stratus, bridging the gap between the forecast product and the tool used to issue GDPs. Prob CDF Clearing Time 1. Clearing Time 2. Clearing Time 3. Clearing Time 4. Clearing Time n. Clearing Time GDP Cnx Time 1 GDP Cnx Time 2 GDP Cnx Time 3 GDP Cnx Time n GDP Cnx Time 1 GDP Cnx Time 2 GDP Cnx Time 3 GDP Cnx Time n GDP Cnx Time 1 GDP Scen End 1 GDP Scen End 2 Metric Set 1 Metric Set 2 Metric Set 3 Metric Set n Metric Set 1 Metric Set 2 Metric Set 3 Metric Set n Metric Set 1 avg avg Scen 1 Probable Metric Set function Scen 1 Cost Scen 2 Probable Metric Set function Scen 2 Cost Min Cost = Optimal GDP End Time Provides relative indication of risk and benefit of the recommendations vs. alternative options given the uncertainty in the forecast. GPSM is one of the first decision support links between weather forecasts and actual decisions, which can improve the prediction of actions and result in better planning. GDP Cnx Time 2 GDP Cnx Time 3 GDP Cnx Time n GDP Scen m 1600-End m Metric Set 2 Metric Set 3 Metric Set n avg Scen m Probable Metric Set function Scen 3 Cost
4 Weather Integration: START Purpose: To aid the ZMA TMU in the strategic planning of arriving traffic during convective weather events. Motivation: Empower the TMU to proactively manage traffic in anticipation of convective events. Reduce reliance on tactical (reactive) management. Minimize diversions and safety concerns. Approach: Utilize probabilistic convective weather forecast products to create probabilistic airspace capacity estimates for key ZMA/ZJX routes. Use the probabilistic capacity estimates to help drive strategic traffic management decision making.
5 Mosaic s Role in UAS R&D Advanced Technologies Safety Flight Risk Analysis - NASA Contingency Planning & Management - NASA File and Fly Visualization Tools - IR&D Non-GPS Navigation in the Terminal Area - Air Force Threat Tracking - Navy, Boeing 4D Trajectory Prediction - Navy Command & Control Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) of Air Traffic Control (ATC) - Air Force Adaptive Task Planning Under Uncertainty - Air Force Capability Optimized Optical Sensing of Complex Terrain - Army Biologically-Inspired Navigation - Army UAV Ground Segment & Mission Planning Functionality - Air Force / Global Hawk 5
6 Rapid Automated Mission Planning System (RAMPS) Information Integration RAMPS Considers a Spectrum of Factors in Its Decision-Making Population Density Geospatial / Urban Dev Air Traffic Density Controlled Airspace Airspace + Pop Density Airspace Pop Den Aircraft Geo-Sp Define Risk Compute Risk Safety Thresholds Aircraft Performance Model Weather Minimize Risk 10/22/2012 SBIR Data Rights apply 6 Copyright Mosaic ATM
7 Real-Time Tracking & 4D Trajectory Prediction Algorithm Architecture NAVAIR A B Compute and Convey Uncertainty 7
8 UAS Weather Needs Small UAS are More Susceptible to Weather Impact: Lower Aircraft Speed and Mass High Winds and Turbulence and Greater Impact on Speed, Range, and Severity of Disturbance Weather Data Required by UAS for Flight Planning and Real- Time Control: Surface Wind Dir & Speed Winds Aloft Convection & Turbulence Minimize Weight by Offloading Sensors and Systems Obtain Weather Data via Uplink, Not Additional Sensors High-Bandwidth, Low-Latency Data Pipe Needed!
9 UAS Weather Needs UAS Operational Requirements and Procedures Specify Flight Must be Within Line of Sight of Operator Visual Contact with the UA Enables Collision Avoidance via Visual Detection of Threat Aircraft, and Maneuvering to Avoid the Threat But is That All?
10 UAS Weather Needs UAS Operational Requirements and Procedures Specify Flight Must be Within Line of Sight of Operator Visual Contact with the UA Enables Collision Avoidance via Visual Detection of Clouds, and Avoidance of Clouds, So Other Aircraft Can See and Avoid Ownship Cloud Detection and Localization Downlink UAS Video Feed Image Processing to Find Clouds and Geolocate Them High-Bandwidth, Low-Latency Data Pipe Needed!
11 UAS as Weather Sensors Each UA Senses Atmospheric Information Wind via Difference of Motion through Air and Motion over Ground Temperature, Pressure UAS Will Predominantly Fly at Low Altitude Low Altitude Weather Will be the Predominant Product Most Useful for: Other UAS Surface Wind/Weather Observation and Forecasts Rapid, Micro-Scale Weather Updates High-Bandwidth Air-Ground Datalink to Obtain Frequent Weather Updates from UA Fast Weather Model Update Conducted on Ground Uplink New Weather Observation and Forecast Hypothesis: Dense Airborne Sensor Network Reduces Complexity of Modeling Required
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