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The GBAS Landing System GBAS着陆系统

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The GBAS Landing System<BR>Steve Duenkel<BR>Senior Program Manager<BR>Aviation Infrastructure<BR>Boeing Commercial Aviation Services<BR>October 29, 2009<BR>steven.e.duenkel@boeing.com<BR>Export Compliance Statement:<BR>The following technical data is under the US Export<BR>Administration Regulations ECCN: 9E991.d and is controlled for<BR>Anti-BOEING is a trademark of Boeing Management Company.<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. Filename.ppt | 1<BR>+1-425-749-8063<BR>Anti terrorism reasons. Citizens from the following countries can<BR>not see this presentation unless a US Export License has been<BR>obtained: Cuba, N. Korea, Sudan, Syria and Iran<BR>GBAS Landing System (GLS) Topics for Today<BR>&#1048707; Boeing history with GLS<BR>&#1048707; Equipage<BR>&#1048707; Training<BR>&#1048707; Operational<BR>Implementation<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 2<BR>Boeing History with GLS<BR>&#1048707; Boeing – NASA Research Program (1995)<BR>&#1048707; 1000+ successful approaches with (4)<BR>prototype Differential GNSS Systems<BR>&#1048707; 225 successful autolands<BR>&#1048707; Led to development of SARPS compliant<BR>prototype ground station<BR>&#1048707; Boeing decision to develop and certify<BR>GLS for the 737NG<BR>&#1048707; Production Certification on 737NG (2005)<BR>&#1048707; GLS is production option<BR>&#1048707; Available with bulletin and retrofit kit<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 3<BR>service kit.<BR>Certified 737 GLS Architecture<BR>GPS ANT-L<BR>GPS ANT L<BR>MMR–1/-2 FCC MMR–1/-2<BR>CLOCK<BR>&#1048707; GLS is designed to<BR>be “ILS-like”. ILS #<BR>MMR-1<BR>ADIRU<BR>- VDB/LOC<BR>A/B<BR>EGPWS<BR>MMR 1/ MMR–1/-2<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>VOR/LOC ANT<BR>(TAIL)<BR>ANT<BR>SW#1<BR>PORT<BR>B<BR>1<BR>ILS #<BR>GNSS<BR>L/R<BR>NCP<BR>ADIRU-L/R<BR>NCP - CAP<BR>NCP - F/O<BR>VDB/LOC<BR>FMC<BR>L/R<BR>MCU MSU<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>ANT<BR>SW#2<BR>2<BR>AUDI<BR>O<BR>MMR-2<BR>DUAL G/S ANT<BR>G/S ANT<BR>DFDAU<BR>SAI<BR>ISFD<BR>REU<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>DUAL LOC ANT MMR–1/-2 MMR–1<BR>(NOSE)<BR>GPS ANT-R<BR>GPS ANT - R<BR>L/R<BR>ND<BR>L/R<BR>DEU-1 PFD<BR>DEU-2<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>MMR–1/-2<BR>FMC Flight Management Computer<BR>MCU Mode Control Unit<BR>SAI Standby Attitude Indicator<BR>ISFD Integrated Standby Flight Display<BR>DEU Display Electronics Unit<BR>PFD Primary Flight Display<BR>ND Navigation Display<BR>VOR VHF Omnidirectional Ranging Receiver<BR>MMR Multimode Receiver<BR>ADIRU Air Data Inertial Reference Unit<BR>NCP Navigation Control Panel<BR>LOC Localizer<BR>G/S Glideplope<BR>GPS Global Positioning System<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 4<BR>DFDAU Digital Flight Data Acquisition Unit<BR>REU Remote Electronics Unit<BR>FCC Flight Control Computer<BR>EGPWS Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System<BR>The Next Generation 737 Flight Deck with GLS<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 5<BR>Navigation Control Panel (Tuning Panel)<BR>&#1048707; Select GLS mode<BR>&#1048707; Set GLS channel number<BR>&#1048707; Select GLS mode “Active”<BR>&#1048707; Verify tuning (on PFD)<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. GLS ■ Page 6<BR>GLS - Approach Selection via FMS<BR>&#1048707; Line select a "GLS" approach<BR>&#1048707; Missed approach" is auto selected<BR>&#1048707; "GLS data" is presented<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. GLS ■ Page 7<BR>GLS – Primary Flight Display<BR>ILS GLS<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. GLGSo l■ - VPaargige 8<BR>Flight Crew Training<BR>&#1048707;Training for flight crews current in<BR>B737-600/-700/-800/-900 aircraft is<BR>established at Level A..<BR>&#1048707; GLS approach procedures and<BR>techniques are identical to those<BR>of ILS (with 2 minor exceptions):<BR>&#1048707; ILS uses a radio frequency whereas<BR>the GLS is a channel on the MMR.<BR>&#1048707; The navigation reference on the PFD<BR>say “GLS” instead of “ILS”.<BR>&#1048707; Crew actions while flying a GLS<BR>approach are the same as those<BR>for an ILS approach.<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 9<BR>GLS on other Boeing Models<BR>&#1048707; For the 787 Dreamliner, GLS<BR>is a basic capability (2010).<BR>&#1048707; For the 747-8, GLS is a basic<BR>capability (provisioned for<BR>Category III) (2010).<BR>&#1048707; For the 777, Boeing is<BR>evaluating the potential<BR>incorporation of GLS<BR>Category III capability.<BR>&#1048707; Implementation on other<BR>Boeing models is subject to<BR>customer demand.<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 10<BR>Future Category III Capability with GBAS<BR>&#1048707;Boeing &amp; FAA are pursuing<BR>cooperative development for<BR>Category II/III capability.<BR>&#1048707; Standards are Maturing:<BR>&#1048707; RTCA MOPS approved by SC-159<BR>&#1048707; Draft ICAO SARPS developed –<BR>validation is proceeding<BR>&#1048707; Revised Total System Architecture<BR>&#1048707; Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR)<BR>enhancements<BR>&#1048707; GPS antenna improvements<BR>&#1048707; GBAS Software development to DO-<BR>278 Level A<BR>&#1048707; Improved ground station monitoring<BR>&#1048707; Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 11<BR>Near term objective: Pursue operational approval for Special Authorization<BR>Category II with “Category I” certified GBAS with operational mitigations<BR>GBAS Landing System Operational Trials<BR>Boeing Participation<BR>Bremen<BR>Memphis<BR>Newark<BR>Guam<BR>Sydney<BR>Boeing supports our valued<BR>customers as they seek to make<BR>aviation history with initial<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 12<BR>implementation.<BR>The “total system” must be in to begin GLS<BR>Operations.<BR>Regulatory Facility<BR>Air Traffic Airline Airplane<BR>p<BR>Airport &amp; Capability<BR>g y<BR>Capability<BR>+ +<BR>Capability<BR>+<BR>Capability Capability<BR>+<BR>&#1048707; Framework for implementation:<BR>Develop the regulatory basis for GBAS &amp; GLS<BR>Approve GBAS Design<BR>Install &amp; Commission GBAS Facility<BR>Equip Aircraft with GLS<BR>Train Flight Crews<BR>Approve Operations<BR>Train ATC<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 13<BR>Introduce GLS Operations<BR>GLS equipped aircraft are coming to China.<BR>xie xie !<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 14<BR>Thank you very much!<BR>Ground Base Augmentation System<BR>Terminology<BR>&#1048707;Ground Based Augmentation<BR>System (GBAS) refers to the<BR>ground elements of the<BR>system.<BR>&#1048707; GBAS Landing System (GLS)<BR>refers to the airplane function<BR>based on GBAS (Ground<BR>Based Augmentation System)<BR>service<BR>&#1048707; GLS function intended to be<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 15<BR>ILS look-a-like<BR>737NG GLS Flight Trials<BR>Rio de Janeiro Brazil (2005)<BR>Janeiro, &#1048707; Included 17 total approaches<BR>with 11 auto-lands<BR>&#1048707; 1 planned low-altitude goaround<BR>&#1048707; A Head-Up Display (HUD) AIII<BR>landing<BR>&#1048707; 4 low-altitude approaches to<BR>assess coverage over the<BR>runways at nearby Santos<BR>Dumont.<BR>&#1048707; GLS performance SBGL SBRJ<BR>during<BR>nominal equatorial sunset<BR>ionospheric conditions was<BR>t bl f ti l<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 16<BR>acceptable for operational<BR>use with significant margin.<BR>RNP to GLS Transitions<BR>FD<BR>SPD LNAV VNAV PTH<BR>GMWH / 220<BR>RW22 8.4<BR>LOC G/S<BR>FMC<BR>2200 1710<BR>&#1048707; GLS Final<BR>&#1048707; RNP RF leg GLS LAND 3 4000<BR>SPD LOC G/S<BR>GMWH / 220o<BR>RW22 4.4<BR>140 1200<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 17<BR>Qantas Airways - RNP to GLS Transitions<BR>&#1048707; First RNP to GLS operation in<BR>revenue service involving<BR>737NG in May 2009<BR>&#1048707; Extremely smooth transition<BR>&#1048707; Radar &amp; ADS-B data confirm track<BR>conformance<BR>&#1048707; Fuel saving of 140 kg (168 litres) per<BR>flight over conventional radar<BR>vectoring to ILS<BR>&#1048707; Emission reduction of 440 kg CO2<BR>&#1048707; Noise reductions<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. BOEING PROPRIETARY Filename.ppt | 18<BR>737 Flight Deck<BR>Master/Caution Mode Select Unit<BR>Copyright &copy; 2009 Boeing. All rights reserved. GLS ■ Page 19

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