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AIRPORTS GIS UPDATE

Presented to | ACC Airports Technical Workshop

Presented by | John R. Dermody, Manager, Airport Engineering Division

Date | July 29, 2014


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Airports GIS Update

1. AGIS Overview2. NAV Lean / Aeronautical Data Management3. System Improvements4. Module/ Tool Development


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Survey Data Collection

AirportsGIS

O U T P U T

1. Airports GIS Overview

Aeronautical Charting data

Instrument Procedures data

Obstruction data

Aerial Photos

Airport Planning

I N P U T

Data Standards• Collection• Input

Geodetic Control

Photography Control

Engineering

Applications

Modification of Standards Tool

Cloud Server of Aerial Photography

Airspace Evaluation Tool

Airport Design Tool

electronic ALP Tool

PlanningApplication


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Airports GIS Homepage


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2. NAV Lean & Aeronautical Data Management (ADM)

2011-12 ADM Core Team Meetings

Feb 2012 Executive Action Group approvalJanuary 2015 Airports GIS becomes Authoritative Sourcefor all Survey data including FAA Tech Ops SurveysSeptember 30, 2015 Airports GIS becomes the AirportsData Authoritative source and Airports the Custodian


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Airport View of 5010 data in AGIS


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Displaying Safety Data in AGIS

Ongoing initiative to identify and correct problematicgeometry leading to Runway IncursionsDeveloped a GIS database inventoryWe have now geo-referenced all Runway Incursion and

Hot Spot locations for all towered airports (2007 – 2013)This database will be integrated within AGIS this FY toview, sort, or query on each airport map


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Geospatially mapped locations


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New Servers required to Support Tool Development

Dec 2013 Server deficiencies identified‣ 6 year old hardware, partitioned drive shared with OE/AAA‣ Load testing in May allowed 100 simultaneous users of 20:1

FAA Shared services will support new servers• Hardware delivered in May• Operational Date expected in August

3. System Improvements


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4. Airports GIS Module/ Tool Development

1. Survey Module enhancements2. Airspace Evaluation Tool - 20:1 SAV (Phase I)3. Airspace Evaluation Tool Requirements (Phase II)4. e-ALP module quarterly improvements5. Modification of Standards in testing6. Cloud server implementation


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Surveying Module

Enhancements being done to be compliant withNAV LeanOver 1,200 surveys in AGISFuture updates to associated AC 150/5300-16, 17,18


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Alaska Test started at end of January 2014

Revised several tables as result of testCompleted 4 WebinarsA beta tool including depiction of 20:1 TERPS obstacleswithout pushing data to FPT has been implemented

for Alaska and Eastern Service AreaTest of 47 airports planned within ESA using fullautomation with FPTStarting in FY15, we will start developing additionalsurfaces in tool besides 20:1 and GQS

Airspace Evaluation Tool - 20:1 SAV (Phase I)


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Quarterly Improvements‣ Data Collection and data viewer is working well‣ Printing capability has been improved

• 2nd Qtr - Cover sheet, vicinity maps, line weights, runway table• 3 rd Qtr – Versioning complete, Set new requirements to align

with new ALP SOP• 4 th Qtr – Update PDF Generation, Red Line, searchable

comments, MOS table.

APP added a contractor to assist with printing a userdefined ALP product (rotation, colors, extra sheets,etc)

e-ALP Tool


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How a typical eALP looks like today


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H t i l ALP l k lik t d


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Ready for testing‣ Allows coordination of Digital submission of MOS form‣ Testing in 2 regions to start soon‣ Operational at End of 2014 (in parallel track with MOS Order)

Modification of Standards tool


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* Above data is not real and used only for testing and development


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Imagery for 400 airports is available to all FAA LOB

Improving Quality of Orthoimagery‣ Need to upload both imagery and tiles to get desired resolution

Expect to have 1,000 airports available by end of FYProject with FAA-AIM to add 2010 WAAS orthorectified

imagery‣ Inventory of all WAAS imagery, pilot to extract three airports 18B

data from WAAS imagery

Upload of legacy ALP and Signage and Marking Plans

Cloud Server Implementation


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Thank you!

Airports GIS Team

John R. Dermody, Manager, Airport Engineering

Dr. Mike McNerney – Team Lead

Dr. Shyam Parhi – System Development

Terry Rhea – Data Lead

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