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This presentation discusses the concept and change involved in Performance-Based Navigation (PBN). It covers elements such as navigation application, navigation specification, and navaid infrastructure.
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PBNPerformance BasedNavigation Concept & Change - ICAO Performance Symposium March 2007 FederalAviation Administration Presented by: Lex Hendriks, EUROCONTROL
3 NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 2 NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Elements of PBN Concept 3 1 2
3 NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 2 NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Elements of PBN Concept 3 1 2
Elements of PBN Concept- Navaid Infrastructure - • Ground-based Navigation Aids (Navaids) • VOR; DME; (Not NDB) • Space-based Navaids • GNSS • GPS; Glonass; futureGalileo NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 2 1
3 NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 2 NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Elements of PBN Concept 3 1 2
Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Specification - International Navigation Specifications published in Volume II of PBN Manual Aim is to limit number of Nav. Specs in global use • What PERFORMANCE is required of the RNAV system? • What Functionalities must RNAV system have to achieve Performance • What Navigation Sensors must be integrated in RNAV system to achieve Performance • What requirements are placed on the Air crew to achieve the required Performance from the RNAV system? Accuracy Integrity Continuity Availability NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 3 2 Document used by State as basis for developing Certification & Operational Approval
International Navigation Specifications published in Volume II of PBN Manual • PERFORMANCE • Functionalities • Navigation Sensors • Air crew requirements Previous RNP Concept NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 3 2 Document used by State as basis for developing Certification & Operational Approval Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Specification -
RNAV RNP Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Specification - International NS in Volume II of PBN Manual NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 3 2 • RNAV System PERFORMANCE Document used by State as basis for Certification & Operational Approval Better Performance On-Board performance Monitoring and Alerting
RNAV RNP Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Specification - On-Board performance Monitoring and Alerting • On-board performance monitoring and alerting does not only refer to ‘containment’ in the MASPS; Annex 11 or PANS-OPS. • On-board performance monitoring and alerting allows the air crew to detect that the RNAV system is not achieving the navigation performance required of the RNAV system
Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Specification - ICAO NAVIGATION SPECIFICATIONS RNAV SPECIFICATIONS RNP SPECIFICATIONS International NS in Volume II of PBN Manual
RNAV X RNP X RNP descriptor RNAV X RNP X Elements of PBN Concept- Designation - NAVIGATION APPLICATION 1 NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 3 2 B-RNP 1 RNAV 10 RNAV 5 RNP APCH RNP AR APCH RNP APCH B-RNP 1 RNAV 10 RNAV 5 RNP AR APCH X = Navigation Accuracy in NM
3 NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 2 NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Elements of PBN Concept 3 1 2
Elements of PBN Concept- Navigation Application - NAVIGATION APPLICATION 1 3 • The APPLICATION (use of) the Navigation Specification and Navaid Infrastructure - • For example: Routes based on RNAV and RNP Specifications (these rely on theNavaid Infrastructure); • For example: SIDs/STARs based on RNAV and RNP Specifications; • For example: Approach procedures based on RNP Specifications
3 NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION 2 NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE 1 Elements of PBN Concept 3 1 2
RNAV 1 APPLICATION ICAO RNAV 1 SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE Example: RNAV 1 Specification • PERFORMANCE • Functionalities • Navigation Sensors • Air crew requirements Navigation Sensors (1) DME/DME/IRU (1) DME (2) DME/DME (2) DME (3) GNSS (3) GPS
E.G: RNAV 1 Specification (A) 1 STATE (A) RNAV 1 APPLICATION State A 3 2 STATE (A) RNAV 1 SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE Navigation Sensors (1) DME/DME/IRU (1) DME (3) GNSS (3) GPS
E.G: RNAV 1 Specification (B) 1 STATE (B) RNAV 1 APPLICATION State B 3 2 STATE (B) RNAV 1 SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE Navigation Sensors (1) DME/DME/IRU (1) DME (2) DME/DME (2) DME
NAVIGATION APPLICATION NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE Context of PBN Airspace Concept Airspace Concept COM NAV ATM SUR PBN
Concept Summary (1) NAVIGATION APPLICATION • Use of Navigation Specification & Navaid Infrastructure (together) PBN NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE • RNAV SYSTEM PERFORMANCE • Functionalities • Navigation Sensors • Air crew requirements • Ground Based Navaids • Space-Based Navaids
RNAV X RNP X RNP descriptor RNAV RNP Concept Summary (2) 1 NAVIGATION APPLICATION (Use of NS & NI) 3 2 NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION NAVAID INFRASTRUCTURE (Ground- Space-based) (RNAV System Perf.) X X
Concept Summary (3) NAVIGATION SPECIFICATION RNAV RNP
Concept Summary (3) NAVIGATION APPLICATION RNAV RNP
Previous RNP Concept Why Change to PBN? • PERFORMANCE • Functionalities • Navigation Sensors • Air crew requirements • Proliferation of national standards • Wide variety of functional requirements • Variety of required navigation sensors • Differing air crew requirements • Lack of global harmonsiation Publication of PBN navigation specifications seeks to limit number of certification standards
PBN BENEFITS • Reduction to number of sensor-specific routes • Allows more efficient use of airspace • Clarifies how RNAV systems are to be used • Facilitates operational approval process for operators by providing limited set of navigation specifications intended for global use • Provides potential to exploits capabilities of advanced RNAV systems • Enables navigation applications for Terminal Airspace