Session 1 Jim Aller Dice Dispersion In The Age Of RNAV

Hi! My name is Jim Allerdice. I’m the Managing Partner and Chief Consultant for Terminal Operations, for ABCx2, LLC. ABCx2 is a community focused company that provides advocacy for communities with the FAA, Airports, and the Aviation Industry at large. We provide a voice for communities and interpret the technical language of the aviation industry in such a way as to provide meaningful, measurable and implementable solutions for communities impacted by aviation noise. What is dispersion?  The process of introducing track variability by changing aircraft lateral position enough to spread out repetitive and intrusive noise events experienced by people living under highly concentrated flight paths. Presenter Presentation Notes Today, I want to talk to you about dispersion. Many communities believe that noise dispersion holds the answers to the impacts felt from aircraft operations. But first, we must find a definition of dispersion. What does dispersion look like in the age of RNAV? Well, for our purposes today, dispersion is… So, how do we get to dispersion? First, we must understand why the FAA likes Performance Based Navigation, or PBN, so much. Why does the FAA like PBN so much!?  Safety  Communications Reduction  Pilot/Controller Workload Reduction  Situational Awareness Improvements  Efficiency  Point-to-Point Navigation  ELSO – Equivalent Lateral Spacing Operations Presenter Presentation Notes Implementation of PBN has shown up to 33% reduction in voice transmissions. Workload has been Reduced for both pilots and controllers – Less manual flying for pilots, less vectoring for controllers. Situational…

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