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1 - European Surveillance AFCEA Apr2007 v2.0 - John Law 20070425
1 - European Surveillance AFCEA Apr2007 v2.0 - John Law 20070425
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Overview
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The Requirement Why Mode S ? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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The Requirement Why Mode S ? Mode S implementation Area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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Eurocontrol DAS/AFN
Network Evolution
29/03/2005 Average flight per day More than 160 A/C 80 to 160 A/C 40 to 80 A/C 20 to 40 A/C 2 to 20 A/C
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Eurocontrol DAS/AFN
Network Evolution
29/03/2005 Average flight per day More than 160 A/C 80 to 160 A/C 40 to 80 A/C 20 to 40 A/C 2 to 20 A/C
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Eurocontrol
Network Evolution
29/03/2005 Average flight per day More than 160 A/C 80 to 160 A/C 40 to 80 A/C 20 to 40 A/C 2 to 20 A/C
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Eurocontrol
Network Evolution
29/03/2005 Flight per day More than 160 A/C 80 to 160 A/C 40 to 80 A/C 20 to 40 A/C 2 to 20 A/C
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Eurocontrol
Network Evolution
29/03/2005 Flight per day More than 160 A/C 80 to 160 A/C 40 to 80 A/C 20 to 40 A/C 2 to 20 A/C
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SESAR
CASCADE
ModeS
FASTI 8.33
DMEAN 1 minute delay LINK2000
Predicted capacity
ACAS
Phase 3 Phase 2
Programme phases for capacity
Traffic
Phase 1
Mode S Applications
MODE S
ACAS
Surveillance
& Multilateration
A-SMGCS
ADS-B 1090Mhz
Implemented
Implementing now
Version 2.0
Implementing now
Under Development
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Mode S Surveillance
MSSR MSSRversus versusMode ModeS SPerformance Performance
MSSR Performance
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Mode S Performance
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of Detection 99% z Probability of Identification 100% z 900+ Targets z Full resolution of targets in close proximity no garbling z Downlink of Aircraft Identification for Elementary Surveillance (ELS) z Downlink of 8 parameters for Enhanced Surveillance (EHS) z Reduced RF environment congestion
European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation
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Data Window
Overview
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The Requirement Why Mode S ? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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London TMA
Germany
2007 Germany
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London TMA
Germany
2007 Switzerland
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2007 MUAC
London TMA
Switzerland
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2008 France
Paris ACC
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Netherlands
Germany
ELS Only
2008 Netherlands
Commence ELS validation phase
Switzerland
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2008 Luxembourg
Luxembourg Paris ACC Reims ACC
ELS Only
2008 Netherlands 2008 Luxembourg
Commence ELS validation phase Potentially Start ELS Validation
Switzerland
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2012 UK - FIRs/UIRs
ELS (and EHS)
2007 Germany
Commence ELS/EHS validation phase Commence ELS/EHS validation phase
ELS Only
2008 Netherlands 2008 Luxembourg
Commence ELS validation phase Potentially Start ELS Validation Commence ELS validation phase
Switzerland
2012 UK - FIRs/UIRs
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ELS Only
2008 Netherlands 2008 Luxembourg
Commence ELS validation phase Potentially Start ELS Validation Commence ELS validation phase
Switzerland
Mode S Airspace
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Defined airspace, within which the carriage and operation of specified SSR Mode S airborne equipment is mandatory for certain categories of flight.
Defined airspace volumes/sectors within which a SSR Mode S Elementary Surveillance service is operational (and which have been notified as such to the EUROCONTROL IFPS/CFMU.
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Mode S Airspace
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MUAC London TMA Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg Paris ACC Reims ACC
Commence ELS validation phase Potentially Start ELS Validation Commence ELS validation phase
Germany
ELS Only
2008 Netherlands 2008 Luxembourg
Switzerland
Sweden
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Portugal
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France
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AFCEA CNS/ATM 25 Apr 2007 Version 2.0
Marseille ACC: Upgrade all radars to Mode S End 2007 to Early 2009
Hungary
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations
Spain
First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Czech Republic
- Prague TMA & West Czech 2008 sector Mode S capable possible use of ACID) Republic (2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS
Italy
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID
Latvia
End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID
Latvia
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID Around 2010 - Mode S radar deployment No plan yet for ATC upgrade
Latvia
Slovakia
Slovakia
Around 2010 - Mode S radar deployment No plan yet for ATC upgrade
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID Around 2010 - Mode S radar deployment No plan yet for ATC upgrade
Ireland
Latvia
Mode S radar repalcement programme underway 2011 Expect to implement ELS and use ACID
Slovakia Ireland
Mode S radar repalcement programme underway 2011 Expect to implement ELS and use ACID
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID Around 2010 - Mode S radar deployment No plan yet for ATC upgrade
Latvia
Mode S radar repalcement programme underway 2011 Expect to implement ELS and use ACID Mid-End 2007 - 2008 Mode S radar upgrade End 2011 - Full implementation (ATC system upgraded)
Croatia upgrade
Mid-End 2007 - 2008 Mode S radar End 2011 - Full implementation (ATC system upgraded)
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First Mode S radar validation phase - 2008 2009 onwards - further installations 2008 - Prague TMA & West sector Mode S capable (possible use of ACID) 2010 Mode S radars introduced within remaining airspace
Mode S radar installation underway 2009 - Implement ELS 2010 to 2011 - Implement EHS End 2009 - Riga FIR full Mode S radar coverage Long-term plan to use ACID Around 2010 - Mode S radar deployment No plan yet for ATC upgrade
Latvia
Mode S radar repalcement programme underway 2011 Expect to implement ELS and use ACID Mid-End 2007 - 2008 Mode S radar upgrade End 2011 - Full implementation (ATC system upgraded) MSSR sites upgraded to Mode S A/R 2012 Expect to implement ELS Version 2.0
sites upgraded to Mode S A/R Austria MSSR 2012 Expect to implement ELS
Estonia
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Overview
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The Requirement Why Mode S ? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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Elementary Surveillance
For all State aircraft flying in Mode S airspace -compliance date 31 March 2009
Includes VFR flights in Mode S airspace where the carriage and operation of SSR transponders is already mandatory.
Enhanced Surveillance
Transport type State aircraft full DAP capability, flying IFR/GAT in Mode S Enhanced airspace compliance date 31 March 2009
< 30 hours per annum airframe Fighter & training aircraft & rotary-wing aircraft are NOT covered by EHS.
Overview
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The Requirement Why Mode S? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft State Aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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Process for State aircraft operators z Managed by EUROCONTROL Directorate of Civil-Military ATM Coordination (DCMAC) z Submit Mode S aircraft equipage plans: 2005 - 2009
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State Aircraft Operators of EUROCONTROL Member States Mil Observer Organisations to CMIC (US DoD, NATO)
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Plans 2006:
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24 States + NATO Europe: > 3800 State aircraft planned to be equipped with ELS or EHS
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The Requirement Why Mode S? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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Common position by Regulators of the States implementing Mode S State aircraft operators which submitted installation plans
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Access granted whenever possible, but not guaranteed Procedure will be developed to support access to Mode S declared airspace Additional updates of the plans may be required Access may be restricted Operational restrictions may be applied as necessary by ANSPs
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The Requirement Why Mode S? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical & Operational Issues When
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Eurocontrol Mode S IC Allocation (MICA) Cell provides the coordination service for the EUR Region Documented in the ICAO EUR ANP, and the Eurocontrol document
ICs are allocated to fixed, operational and test radars, including military ATC and AD radars Applications for ICs must be filed through national authorities or NATO The process is supervised by the Mode S IC Coordination Group (MICoG) where NATO and USAFE are represented
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Mobile interrogators (airborne, shipborne and ground mobile or field-deployable interrogators) Reserved for operation without an assigned code z Specific mode of operation prescribed in ICAO Annex 10 Vol IV Does not require further international coordination
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Under NATO management Could be used for fixed or mobile operations (eg AWACS)
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Must match Aircraft Identification as entered through the FMS or transponder control panel (depending upon aircraft equipment). No Match = No Correlation = Delays
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In the Surveillance Equipment / SSR Equipment element of Item 10, the correct letter denoting the type of transponder fitted to the aircraft must be entered:
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S, which specifies: Transponder - Mode S, including both pressure altitude and aircraft identification transmission.
Incorrect letter will result in flight not being "flagged" to ANSP as ELS capable by CFMU.
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Overview
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The Requirement Why Mode S? Mode S implementation area Transitional arrangements for State aircraft Compliance monitoring & exemptions Handling of non-compliant State aircraft after 31 March 2009 Technical Operational Issues When does it happen?
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Mode S radars providing increased ATM surveillance capacity and improved track data quality to controllers - NOW ELS Operational Validation commenced
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EHS
Operational NOW UK NATS London Terminal Control Centre (LTCC) further roll-out planned z Other ANSPs ELS precedes EHS Issue - potential to delay Mode S operational services z Aircraft ID z Field 10 designator S
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Transponder anomalies
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INSTALL Mode S ELS/EHS compliant equipments in accordance with declared installation plans Apply the correct Mode S operational procedures:
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AFCEA CNS/ATM 25 Apr 2007 Version 2.0