Transport i lotnictwo · 05/10/1995

Situational Awareness for Safety Systems Requirements Team Meeting

The concept of Situational Awareness for Safety (SAS) includes the exchange and use of GPS position, terrain, weather, and other information, effectively displayed to pilots, dispatchers, and controllers, to create an environment promoting more efficient, safe, and free use of airspace. This information exchange and use will contribute to an environment that will facilitate implementation of the emerging free flight concept. SAS is not a capability envisioned exclusively for air carriers, but applies to small general aviation and air taxi as well as large air carrier aircraft. This notice announces a meeting to solicit information from the aviation community concerning flight standards and procedural applications based on advances in human factors, cognitive pilot decision making, computer and display technology, precision navigation, data link, and aviation weather systems. The information is requested to assist the Situational Awareness for Safety Systems Requirements Team (SAS-SRT) in forming the requirements for Basic and Advanced Situational Awareness for Safety Systems. The focus of this government/industry team will be the validation of previously identified ``fast track'' a