DAG |
Free Flight - Distributed Air/Ground Traffic Management Workshop
May 22-24, 2000
NASA Ames Research Center
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Day 1 - May 22, 2000
Afternoon Session
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Day 2 - May 23, 2000
Morning Session
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Day 2 - May 23, 2000
Afternoon Session
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- Welcoming Remarks:
- Robert Rosen, Assoc. Director for Aerospace
- Program Overview:
- Robert Jacobsen, Assoc. Director, Aviation System Capacity
- DAG Overview:
- Phillip T. Snyder, Deputy Manager, AATT
- DAG Concept Overview:
- Steven Green/David Wing
- Detailed Concept Overview:
- David Wing/Steven Green
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Free-Maneuvering for User-preferred Separation Assurance and Local TFM Conformance (Session Chair: David Wing, NASA/LaRC)
- Quick Review from Day 1
- Research Issues
- CE-5 Research and Development Plan
- Questions & Clarifications
- Decision-Aiding and Alerting System Development for DAG-TM :
- James Kuchar - MIT Lincoln Labs
- NLR Free Flight:
- Jacco Hoekstra - NLR
- Operational Application of DAG-TM in European NUP Project:
- Michael Agelii - Scandinavian Airline System (SAS)
Trajectory Negotiation for User-preferred Separation Assurance and Local TFM Conformance (Session Chair: Steven Green, NASA/ARC)
- Review from Day 1
- Research Issues
- CE-6 Research and Development Plan
- Trajectory Orientation:
- Ken Leiden - Micro Analysis & Design
- Problem Analysis, Resolution and Ranking (PARR):
- Eugene Wilhelm - MITRE Corp.
- Trajectory Negotiation and EDX:
- Richard Coppenbarger - NASA/ARC
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Collaboration for Mitigating Local TFM Constraints due to Weather, SUA, and Complexity (Session Chair: Steven Green, NASA/ARC)
- Review from Day 1
- Research Issues
- CE-7 Research and Development Plan
- Dynamic Density:
- Banavar Sridhar - NASA/ARC
- Collaborative Routing Coordination Tool (CRCT):
- Anthony Chambliss - MITRE Corp.
- Managing to Real Constraints - Sector Metering:
- Chris Brinton - Metron
Self-Spacing for Merging and In-Trail Separation (Session Chairs: Richard Mogford, NASA/ARC & Gary Lohr, NASA/LaRC)
- Medium-Fidelity Flight Simulator Experiment Results:
- Amy Pritchett - Georgia Institute of Technology
- Cockpit Display of Traffic Information (CDTI):
- Jeff Mittelman - MITRE Corp.
- Approach Station Keeping Study:
- Parimal Kopardekar - SRC
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Day 3 - May 24, 2000
Breakout Session 1
Human Factors
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Day 3 - May 24, 2000
Breakout Session 2
Communication, Navigation and Surveillance
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Day 3 - May 24, 2000
Breakout Session 3
Benefits and Safety Assessment
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Day 3 - May 24, 2000
Breakout Session 4
Operational Concept and Others
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- Introduction to Sub-Element 3 and DAG Human Facturs Issues:
- Session Chair: Richard Mogford - NASA/ARC
- Alternative Cognitive Architectures to Support Collaborative Decision Making:
- Charles Billings - The Ohio State University
- Air-Ground Integration Experiment:
- Paddy Cashion - San Jose State University & Randy Sollenberger - FAA
- Point-In-Space Technology (Ghosting Applications):
- John Carnes - SCATS, Inc.
- Free Flight and Context of Control:
- Kevin Corker - San Jose State University
- CTAS/FMS:
- Everett Palmer - NASA/ARC
- CDTI Research at Ames:
- Vernol Battiste - NASA/ARC
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- Introduction and Opening Remarks:
- Session Chairs: Robert Kerczewski - NASA/GRC & Chris Wargo, CNS Inc.
- Communications Requirements:
- William Colligan - CSSI, Inc.
- Surveillance Tools for DAG-TM
and a computer animation of Multilateration Operation at Dallas Fort Worth:
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- Steven Bussolari - MIT Lincoln Labs
- Free Flight Advancements Using ADS-B Technology:
- Bradley Culbertson - Lockheed Martin ATM
- GPS Modernization's Impact on DAG-TM:
- Hank Sielski - CSC
- Required Communications Performance (RCP) Exchange:
- Roy Oishi - ARINC
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- Introduction:
- Session Chair: Shahab Hasan - NASA/ARC
- ATM PD Process and Future Ops Con Evaluation:
- Aslaug Haraldsdottir - Boeing Commercial Airplane Group
- Evaluating System Safety Effects on DAG-TM Ops Con:
- Peter Kostiuk - LMI
- Characterization of Flight Capacity, Efficiency, and Safety Based on Behavior of Air Traffic in High Altitude:
- Don Mullikin - CNA Corp.
- FACET:
- Karl Bilimoria - NASA/ARC
- Analysis Tools for Distributed Air/Ground TM:
- P.K. Menon - Optimal Synthesis
- Modeling ATM Interruptions:
- Tara Weidner - Seagull Technology
- Assemble and Introduce Panel Discussion:
- Session Chair: Shahab Hasan - NASA/ARC
- Panel/Group Discussions on Benefits & Safety Assessment and NAS Modeling
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- Introduction:
- Session Chair: Del Weathers - NASA/ARC
- Introduction to Avalanche Theory:
- Philip Goetz - Intelligent Automation, Inc.
- Stability & Performance of Intersecting Aircraft Flows Under Decentralized Conflict Avoidance Rules:
- Eric Feron - MIT Lincoln Labs
- Wind Error Modeling:
- Stephane Mondolini - CSSI, Inc.
- System Architecture:
- Steve Bradford - FAA
- Agents for Distributed Systems:
- Leonard Haynes - Intelligent Automation, Inc.
- FAA's Safe Flight 21:
- Oscar Olmos - MITRE Corp.
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Day 3 - May 24, 2000
Afternoon Session
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- Plenary Summary of Cross-Cutting Sessions:
- Shahab Hasan, Richard Mogford, Del Weathers, Robert Kerczewski
-Concept Element Panel
-Wrap-Up
-Adjourn
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