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Mathematical Studies on Separation Standards

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 January 2010

D. E. Lloyd
D. E. Lloyd
Affiliation:
(Royal Aircraft Establishment)
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In a procedural Air Traffic Control environment, navigation standards are related to separation standards because of the way they both affect the collision risk. The Air Traffic Studies division of the Mathematics Department at R.A.E. has developed methods of estimating the collision risk procedural systems and these provide rational grounds for decisions on separation standards. In a radar-monitored system navigation accuracy and separation standards both affect the workload of the controller on the ground and it is necessary to study these effects to ensure that he is not overloaded. In addition the problems of estimating the collision risk will become more complicated. I shall very briefly describe the mathematical theory of collision risk for parallel tracks. A fuller description has been published in the Journal.

Type
Air Traffic Control Separation Standards and Navigation
Information
The Journal of Navigation , Volume 24 , Issue 4 , October 1971 , pp. 456 - 458
Copyright
Copyright © Crown Copyright 1971

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