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ARCHIVES :: ISSUE :: COLUMNS :: PERSPECTIVES

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11.01.2009 Perspectives: Advancing AIXM
FAA, Eurocontrol, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and others, with the assistance of companies such as FedEx and Lufthansa, are developing the Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM), a...
07.01.2009 Perspectives: Mapping Turbulence
Let’s stop flying into turbulence to find it! Let’s avoid beverage spills in our laps and flight attendants bouncing around the cabin. There exists a unique form of GPS processing with subsequent mathematical procedures to produce a national map...
06.01.2009 Perspectives: Acheiving NextGen
In mid-January, Hank Krakowski and Peggy Gilligan of the FAA asked RTCA to undertake a new task force initiative to serve as the catalyst for the collaboration essential to transforming the promise of NextGen into reality. They recognized the imperative that...
02.01.2009 The Hardware Link
Quiz: In our increasingly numerical world, which of the following standards has rapidly become the focal point for the silicon in avionics hardware? Mil-Std-1553 AS9100 DO-178B DO-254 If you said 3 — DO-178B — you are close. But the correct answer...
10.01.2008 Perspectives: ADS-B In and Out
On July 16, 1999, The New York Times carried Matt Wald’s detailed article about UPS cargo jets making night landings at Wilmington, Ohio, using "ADS-B In," with a cockpit display showing other air traffic. That same year, FAA began its...
07.01.2008 Perspectives: Special Committee 205
As noted in the Avionics June 2008 Editor’s Note regarding RTCA Special Committee 205, which is working to update DO-178B, “The best-laid plans and remedies may not work as hoped or expected.” One could argue that this is a gross...
06.01.2008 Perspectives: Time For ‘Nowgen’
There’s broad agreement that the National Airspace System (NAS) has served us well but can no longer meet current performance demands. Furthermore, there’s an appropriate and growing sense of urgency. We need to implement operational improvements...
04.01.2008 Perspectives: Production Variance
As I have read and listened to the discussion of airline profitability and air-traffic control (ATC) problems, punctuated by bankruptcies, delays, congestion, meltdowns, etc., I have concluded the problem, and therefore the solution, lies outside the current...
02.01.2008 Perspectives: Being Net-Centric
The concept of network centric operations, or network centric warfare (NCO/NCW), emerged in the 1990s. Then called "C4I for the warrior," it focused on creating a unified battle space for joint military services. NCW may be a new name for it, but...
01.01.2008 Perspectives: Climate Uncertainties
The latest report of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), political involvement and relentless media hype have created a juggernaut that is about to descend on the aviation industry. The Europeans have a plan to force airlines...
12.01.2007 Perspectives: Finding, Hiring Avionics Talent
Demand has grown dramatically for cutting edge technology in avionics, from generating new systems to updating and modernizing existing systems. Considering that just a few years ago the avionics sector was relatively dormant, this demand represents a major...
11.01.2007 Perspectives: Micro Testing, Macro Research
Aviation test equipment is under the greatest scrutiny as specialists supported by the European Commission and the U.K. government seek to develop world class aerospace products. Many major original equipment manufacturers are involved in the continued...
09.01.2007 Perspectives: VoIP Pros and Cons
Much has been written and spoken about implementing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) for aeronautical applications. Leading this charge are aeronautical communications service providers and product manufacturers, hyping and promoting VoIP for the aircraft...
05.01.2007 Perspectives: Support Avionics Training Program
The advancement of our national resource of properly educated and qualified aircraft and avionics technicians is imperative to our economic and military future. The National Center for Aircraft Technician Training (NCATT) in particular is helping to...
04.01.2007 Letters
LAAS v. WAAS I read William Reynish’s article "Happy Landing for LAAS?" (January 2007, page 30) with great interest. My main responses to the article are these: Boeing, Airbus and the airlines are...
04.01.2007 Perspectives: Security and the Separation Kernel
Historically, avionics systems have largely been designed to fit a single application need, such as an attitude indicator or central warning system. The software-intense designs of today’s avionics systems are quite a contrast to their analog...
03.01.2007 Safety: Inertial System Drift
The most expensive failure of a twin Inertial Reference System (IRS) occurred on the first Ariane V rocket in 1996. Thirty-seven seconds after liftoff, a software fault caused an extreme attitude change, which tore the launch vehicle apart. Apart from...
03.01.2007 Perspectives: eLORAN’s Shortcomings
While I share the concern about possible backups to automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) in the event of GPS local or larger outages, I don’t believe the entire story about Enhanced Loran...
02.01.2007 Perspectives: Implement, Deploy CNS Technologies
What key enabling technologies are critical to facilitating growth in the National Airspace System (NAS)? I believe the needed communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) technologies have been identified. These are Automatic Dependent...
01.01.2007 Perspectives: Frequency Change
As the avionics industry moves toward realization of the all-electric aircraft, in which flight systems rely more on electric drives and actuation than ever before, the impact on the designs of electric power systems is tremendous. With these systems...
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