The document discusses innovation in airport systems by SELEX Sistemi Integrati. It summarizes several key systems including surface conflict alert, advanced tower automation, ground route management, CPDLC, and system interoperability. The focus is on integrating different airport stakeholders and tight integration between area, approach and aerodrome control centers through sharing of radar, flight plan and operational data. SELEX is involved in validating these systems through various SESAR test beds and validation platforms.
7. Surface Conflict Alert (SCA)
Situation Awareness
Surveillance
The Surface Conflict Alert (SCA)
receives surveillance information
SCA and airport environmental data
updates.
Ground Route Management
Conflict Prediction
CPDLC and Detection
Sophisticated algorithms allows
controllers managing any
Advanced Tower Automation
potentially dangerous situation,
taking timely remedy actions and
HMI anticipating the severity growth.
System Interoperability
Warning and Alerting
A two-level alerting logic allows
controllers catching at a glance the
severity associated to each
dangerous situation.
8. Ground Route Management
Departure Manager Taxi Plan
Surveillance Allows Runways’ usage optimization through:
• Flights distribution on available runways
• Management of Manual Assignment
SCA • Safety separation application
• Time constraints observation
Ground Route Management Route Planning
Route Planner
Allows Taxiways’ usage optimization through:
CPDLC • Best Routes computation
• AIP Routes’ management
• Management of Manual Assignment
Advanced Tower Automation • Free Routes management
• Safety separation application
• Time constraints obseration
HMI
Divergency Check Re-Plan Avvisi e Allarmi
Implements:
System Interoperability
• Time-Divergency Check
YIELD
• Path-Divergency Check SPEED
LIMIT
30
• Automatic Re-Planning ONE WAY
• Manual Re-Planning
Divergency Check
9. Route Planning (RPLN)
RPLN determines and assigns, to each departing aircraft, the best and
Surveillance conflict-free route from the gate to the runway and to each arriving aircraft
the best and conflict-free route from the runway to the apron. It is also
SCA
possible for controllers to request a list of available predefined taxi routes
for each aircraft (depending on assigned couple gate-runway). Controllers
Ground Route Management
can select the route to be assigned among those proposed.
CPDLC
Advanced Tower Automation
HMI
System Interoperability
11. CPDLC
Cleared for start up
Surveillance
SCA
Ground Route Management
CPDLC
Advanced Tower Automation
HMI Cleared for start up
System Interoperability
12. CPDLC
Cleared for start up
WILCO
Surveillance
SCA
Ground Route Management
CPDLC
Advanced Tower Automation
HMI Cleared for start up
WILCO
System Interoperability
13. Integrated Tower Automation
In a very simple Tower Environment the Controllers’
Surveillance
operational flow is:
SCA CDC/Apron
PKB 1 PKB 2 PKB 3 PKB 4 Controller
Ground Route Management
TAXI 2 TAXI 3 TAXI 4
GROUND
CPDLC Controller
Advanced Tower Automation
TOWER/RWY
RUNWAY
HMI Controller
System Interoperability
15. Integrated Tower Automation User Workflow
Departure Clearance Start-up / Push Back Clearance
Taxi Clearance
Departing
Flights Clearance Transfer GROUND
Delivery Position
Position of Control
Transfer
of Control
Take-off TOWER
Landing Position
Arrival
Transfer Flights
of Control
GROUND
Position
Taxi Clearance
On-Block
18. Air Ground Data Link – DCL Messages (1/2)
A DCL received message (displayed
Surveillance by a down arrow) can be quickly
accessed by the Electronic Strip
SCA
Ground Route Management
CPDLC
Advanced Tower Automation
HMI
System Interoperability
Dep Clearance Window
DL button DCL uplink message (CLD)
RT button DCL message via voice
21. System Interoperability
ACC-APP CENTRE
TWR-APP-ACC Tight Integration
Surveillance The objective is to ensure that ATC Systems,
geographically located at different control
SCA centres, covering completely different phases
of flight, controlling different airspaces, are
operationally seen as a single ATC SYSTEM,
Ground Route Management assuring a reliable tight integration between
Area, Approach and Aerodrome Control
CPDLC Centres.
CONTROL
Airport Stakeholders
TOWER
Advanced Tower Automation Interoperability (CDM)
The objective is to allows information sharing
HMI between Air Traffic Service Provider, Airport
Operator and Airlines. The Collaborative
Decision Making process is enabled through
System Interoperability
the implementation of flight, surveillance and
operational information exchange between
different airport actors.
AIRPORT AIRLINE
OPERATOR OPERATORS
22. Integrated Tower Automation
Surveillance
Functional and operative integration between
ACC and remote APP/TWR
SCA Sharing of radar and flight plans data
Ground Route Management
System
CPDLC Tracks
Advanced Tower Automation ACC
Flight
HMI Data
Remote TWR/
APP
System Interoperability
23. System Interoperability
The Collaborative Decision Making process is
Surveillance
enabled through the implementation of flight data
exchange between Air Traffic Service Provider
SCA and Airport/Aircraft Operators
Ground Route Management Flight Data
Airport
Operator
Flight Data
CPDLC
Advanced Tower Automation Air Traffic
Interoperability
Service Server Flight Data Aircraft
HMI Provider Operators
System Interoperability
Messages can be exchanged using standard
format, such as XML or ADEXP
24. Airport Validation in SESAR: SELEX involvement
V&V Platforms Test Beds
Airport
MXP
SELEX Sistemi Integrati
SWIM Rome
CSS ENAV - Via Agri
ACC
25. Airport Validation in SESAR: SELEX involvement
ENAV IBP Naples
MalpensaTest Bed
CNS Test Bed ENAV IBP Malpensa
ATM Test Bed ENAV IBP Rome
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