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Federal Aviation Administration FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Public availability to be determined under 5USC 552) Data Communications Program DCL Benefits Modeling Presented To: Data Communications Implementation Team (DCIT) Date: January 20, 2011

Federal Aviation Administration FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Public availability to be determined under 5USC 552) Data Communications Program DCL Benefits Modeling

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Federal AviationAdministration

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY(Public availability to be determined under 5USC 552)

Data Communications Program

DCL Benefits Modeling

Presented To: Data Communications Implementation Team (DCIT)

Date: January 20, 2011

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Agenda

• FLL DCL TAAM Modeling– Background

– Modeling

– Preliminary Results

– Next Steps

• D-BEST: DCL Benefits Estimator Tool– Background

– Outreach

– Demo

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FLL Background• FLL is representative of a high impact airport with a mix of

major airlines for demonstration of DCL benefits.• FLL is ranked 19th nationwide in on-time performance.• Data Comm program has FLL SME expertise available.

Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics

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FLL Modeling Assumptions• Simulations created using Total Airport and Airspace Modeler• Model includes En Route, TRACON and surface operations

– ETMS city pair routing– FLL terminal airspace SID/STAR procedures– Terminal airspace spacing, vectoring, separation, wake turbulence– Airport gate usage, taxi, departure line up queuing at runway threshold– East and West flow operations examined

• Traffic: 90th percentile day by operations (FY10)• Wx: FLL north departures impacted by simulated reroutes for

afternoon convective weather, en route capacity is not constrained • Voice reroute clearance time is randomly assigned by TAAM

– 2.5 to 4.5 minutes per aircraft, includes clearance and pilot read back– Verified per SME input and Data Comm Benefits Team

• Data Comm reroute clearance time is randomly assigned by TAAM– 10 to 20 seconds per equipped aircraft– Assigned at the gate

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FLL Operations and Delays

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10th Percentile

90th Percentile

Carrier and Air Taxi Operations

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FLL Departure Traffic Demand

Simulated Weather11:00 - 23:00 local

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FLL East Flow Runways 09L, 09R

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FLL East Flow Terminal Procedures

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FLL Simulation En Route Domain

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FLL Simulation Matrix

Data CommData CommEquipage PlanEquipage Plan

Scenarios based on anticipated aircraft types

per user inventory

FLL Simulation MatrixFLL Simulation Matrix

Simulation Traffic FileSimulation Traffic File

East Flow East Flow

West Flow West Flow

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FLL Departure Routes Impacted by Weather

Case 1: All North Departures Case 2: North Overland Departures

Case 4: ARKES Departures Case 5: ZAPPA (Ocean) DeparturesCase 3: THUNDR Departures

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Case 1: Clearance Delivery Comparison [14:00-16:00] local

Current Capability Data Communications Capability

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FLL PreliminaryPreliminary Results: Departure Delay Benefits

97 Total Weather Impacted Days in FY10 for Potential Savings97 Total Weather Impacted Days in FY10 for Potential Savings

Annual FLL Airport Data Comm Impact:Annual FLL Airport Data Comm Impact: • Estimates do not include 17 days of mixed runway configurations • Savings for 80 days using DCL Service with 2016 Equipage Scenario A is estimated at 32,122 minutes 32,122 minutes.• Savings for 80 days using DCL Service with 2016 Equipage Scenario B is estimated at 53,049 minutes 53,049 minutes..

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Discussion

• Modeling DCL services shows significant savings.• The higher the equipage, the higher the savings.• Non-Equipped aircraft will receive a residual benefit as

a result of the equipped aircraft.• Increased traffic levels will result in higher savings.• Next Steps

– FLL Mixed Runway Simulations– Access Arrival Benefits– Enhanced Benefits Methodology– Expand Analysis to other Airports

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D-BEST:

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Benefits Estimation

• Data Inputs

– BTS

– TFMS Reroute Amendments

– GS/GDPs

• DCL Inputs

• Equipage

• Cost Parameters

• 3-Month Savings

• Annualized Saving