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Progress in Turbulence Information – Product Research and Development Presentation at the NBAA/FPAW Forum 19 Oct 2006 Bob Sharman NCAR/RAL [email protected]
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Page 1: Progress in Turbulence Information – Product Research and Development

Progress in Turbulence Information – Product Research and Development

Presentation at the NBAA/FPAW Forum19 Oct 2006

Bob SharmanNCAR/RAL

[email protected]

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In situ Turbulence Measurement and Reporting System

Goal: • Augment/replace subjective

PIREPs with objective and precise turbulence measurements.

Features:• Atmospheric turbulence metric:

eddy dissipation rate (EDR).• EDR can be scaled into aircraft

turbulence response metric (RMS-g).

• Adopted as ICAO Standard

Status:• ~ 200 UAL aircraft now• Begin SWA fleet-wide

implementation by June 2007, completed by end of 2007 (~400)

• Delta, NWA ?

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NEXRAD in-cloud turbulence detection algorithm (NTDA)

NEXRAD or TDWR

EDR

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• Ground-based displays• Cockpit displays from uplinks• Scheduled for ORPG Build 10 NEXRAD

update (operational 2009)• POD~80%, FAR~25%

In-cloud edr display

severe

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Turbulenceforecasts – GTG2

• Extends GTG1 to 10,000 ft MSL

• Improved accuracy at upper levels

• Uses UAL in situ data• Status

– D4 scheduled for 16 Nov 2006

– Operational on ADDS early 2007

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NTDA grids

Cockpit display or alert ADDS: Dispatch, ATC, etc.

Graphic courtesy of virtualskies.arc.nasa.gov

GTG grids

CIT diagnostics

Satellite data

Conv. Wx nowcasts

In-situ reports, PIREPs, MDCRS winds and temperatures

GTG-N

GTG-N• Tactical avoidance tool • Merges all current turbulence observations• Updates every ~ 15 min• D3 expected 11/08

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NASA CAN: Relate CIT to gravity waves -> GTG-N

Convectively-induced gravity waves and turbulence

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Global GTG

• Uses NOAA’s GFS model

• Diagnoses and forecasts of CAT > FL200

• Status– D3 was expected in

11/07– Operational early

2010– Delayed or cancelled

Example: Brown’s index at FL320 06 Aug 2002 18Z Upper: RUC20 Lower: GFS

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• Aircraft-relative display of cloud top height based on satellite IR temperature mapped to pressure level w/ global numerical model

• Pacific, N. Pacific, and Gulf of Mexico

• UAL uplink to cockpit testing on US-Australia flights

• Status: D3 6/20/05, D4 delayed or cancelled

Cloud Top Height Product

Pacific

ASCII display

via thermal printer

>40kft

30-39kft

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Projected GTG releases – next 7 years

Version Capabilities D3 D4 Op

GTG1 Upper levels --- 3/03 3/03RUC20

GTG2 Improved GTG1 11/04 11/06 2/07Mid levelsRUC13Text generationUses in situ

GTG3 Improved GTG2 11/07 11/08 2/09MWT10 km RR WRFProbabilistic forecasts

GTG/TFO Global - GFS 11/07 11/09 2/10

GTG4 Improved GTG3 11/08 11/09 2/10out-of-cloud turb forecasts

GTGN Rapid upates 11/08 11/09 2/10in-cloud turb nowcastsin situ

GTG4 0-2 hr analyses

GTG5 Improved GTG4 11/09 11/10 2/11Low levels

GTG1

GTG2

GTG4

GTG3

GTG4

GTG5

Source: P. Lester, “Turbulence – Anew perspective for pilots,” Jeppesen, 1994


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