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Noise Performance MetricsA View on the Situation at Amsterdam Airport

Schiphol in 2003

M.E.S. VogelsNational Aerospace Laboratory NLR

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Technical Interchange Meeting FAA- Eurocontrol15-17 May 2002, Toulouse, FranceAction Plans 2, 5, 6

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Contents

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and its environment

Noise Target Setting (2003+)

Assessment Method

Example of Daily Performance Evaluation

Future years

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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Its Environment

New Runway

5 runways:480.000 in 2003 4 runways: 460.000 in 2002

Reduced noise load. Benefit!!!

Increased noise load.Not in populated area!!!

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Noise control points for Lden Total Noise Volume

(virtual airport)

x

y

0 km

0

1

2

17151311973.5

Referentiepunten

Targets are set by noise loads computed for scenario 2005

Targets in noise control points include meteo-margin

Noise Target Setting (2003+)

Noise control points for Lnight

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Noise Target Setting (2003+)

Reasons for changing the noise target setting:– distrust of general public in modelling, forcing a transition from

modelling towards measurements, hence a transition from a noise zone to a set of discrete control points

– non-incorporation of noise levels below 65 dB(A)– absurdities: environmental protection against high noise loads

on parking lots and beet fields– harmonisation in Europe towards Lden and Lnight, abandoning

Dutch Kosten Unit

Transition from the current noise zone system involves:– changes in law– environmental impact procedure– independent assessment of information

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

Actual

Modelled/Planned/Predicted

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

Actual

Modelled/Planned/Predicted

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

Actual

Modelled/Planned/Predicted

Also applicable to Validation of new procedures!!!

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

Actual

Modelled/Planned/Predicted

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Assessment method

The assessment method for target setting, planning, monitoring, enforcement is identical, viz. calculation method

Procedures

Flight path

Timetable

Certification Noise Data

...

Noise Impact

Fleet

Actual

Modelled/Planned/Predicted

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Nov-99

Dec-99

Jan-00

Feb-00

Mar-00

Apr-00

May-00

Jun-00

Jul-00

Aug-00

Sep-00

Oct-00

Zone Plan Margin Actual Expected

critical value

decrease

Maximum Plan Margin Actual Expected

Example of Daily Performance monitoring

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Future years...

The noise development in living areas in the 53 Lden contour of the transition scenario will be monitored.

From 2005+ noise measurements will be involved in target setting. Various options are being investigated.

Harmonisation policy in Europe will be integrated into national regulations