Curved approach procedures enabled by a Ground Based Augmentation System

Geister, Robert Manuel; Hanses, Christian; Becker, Hayung

doi:10.1109/dasc.2012.6382361

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“…In this section some results from the simulation trials and the flight trials are presented. The results from the simulation trials were already shown in detail in . To compare the results obtained in the simulator to the results from the flight trials some of them are shown here as well.…”

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“…Half of the approaches were flown automatically and the other half were flown manually. The results of the automatically conducted approaches are shown in . In total, 39 manual approaches were carried out.…”

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“…Simulation trials were conducted in this setup where different pilots conducted TAP procedures. The procedures were either flown by the autopilot or manually in different scenarios.…”

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Cockpit Visualization of Curved Approaches based on GBAS

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ABSTRACT:The demand for fuel efficient flight paths which include shorter routes and routes adapted to the prevailing terrain as well as the aim to reduce the perceived noise on the ground in the terminal maneuvering area of airports lead to the development of curved approach procedures. In this paper, curved precision approach procedures solely based on a single receiver are evaluated and different means of presenting deviation information to the pilot are analyzed. The Terminal Area Path (TAP) functionality of a Ground Based Augmentation System (GBAS) is used as a technical enabler for curved approaches. Based on that, a simulation and flight trial assessment regarding the technical feasibility and the manual flyability of a descending curved approach was carried out. In addition, multiple display layouts and guidance cues were tested during the flight trials.

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