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UAS SAFETY AND INTEGRATION TASK FORCE
UPDATECONTRIBUTING COMMITTEES AND WORKING GROUPS
TASK FORCE MEETINGDECEMBER 11TH, 2018
• Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence & Innovation -NASA Urban Air Mobility Grand Challenge
• The Arlington Chamber of Commerce UAS Consortium and UAS Werx
• The City of Fort Worth - Unmanned Aerial System Use Policy
WORKING GROUPS
• Education and Public Awareness• Legislation• Training• Integration
Each Working Group will be tasked with the following:1. Identifying Issues2. Provide Recommendations 3. Who on the Task Force can act on solution?4. Is the Solution Scalable?5. How could the solution be funded?6. Determine Working Group Leaders7. Report all findings to Task Force
EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESSWORKING GROUP MEMBERS - 28
Top 3 Issues• Lack of Pubic Outreach
• Getting UAS into schools
• Lack of Designated flying areas
Solutions• Create Public Outreach Strategy
• UAS Industry Outreach at Career/youth events, youth interest groups/teams
• Bring your drone to the park day at various locations regionally
Industry13
Government4
Education4
NCTCOG2
Public Safety
2
Airport2
Insurance1
LEGISLATIONWORKING GROUP MEMBERS - 21
Top 3 Issues• UAS Law education for state legislators
• Education of law enforcement members
• Industry Weigh in on proposed law
Possible Solutions• General informational session
• Utilize FAA’s document to create a platform to educate law enforcement
• Provide comments, letter of support and letters of non support for proposed State and Federal Laws
Industry8
NCTCOG4
Government2
Airlines2
Public Safety2
Insurance1
Education1
Airports1
TRAININGWORKING GROUP MEMBERS - 26
Top 3 Issues• Lack of baseline training curriculum
• Credentialing without flight demonstration
• Getting job titles/categories assigned appropriately
Possible Solutions• Establish baseline curriculum
• TOP Model, create standard curriculum to submit to FAA
• Survey companies in region on current needs
Industry12
Government4
Education4
Public Safety
3
NCTCOG1
Airport1
Insurance1
INTEGRATIONWORKING GROUP MEMBERS - 26
Top 3 Issues• Lack of special rules/regs for aircraft
certification & airworthiness
• Lack of test sites/ranges
• Operation of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems over People
Solutions• Endorse an airworthiness/certification standard
• Designate test areas, emulate other test sites' modeling
• Provide comments for the NPRM for Operation of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems over People
Industry12
Airport5
Government5
Public Safety
2
Airlines1
Education1
NEXT STEPS
Task Force Meeting – February 18th
Presentations from:Bell/NASA - NASA SIO Program and Air Taxi IntegrationNavy – UAS and the Navy Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence & Innovation - Urban Air Mobility
Testing Ground
Working Group Meetings – February 25th
Know Before You Fly Workshop RFQ
UAS Operations at Dallas-Ft. Worth International AirportFebruary 7, 2019
Air Transportation Advisory Committee1
DFW Fact Sheet
Air Transportation Advisory Committee2
DFW is the 4th busiest airport in the world by aircraft operations (650,000+ takeoffs and landings / capacity of 240 operations/hour)DFW is the 12th busiest airport in the world by passenger volume
(67,000,000+ passengers – projections of over 75,000,000 by 2020)17,208 acres (larger than the island of Manhattan)AOA approximately 5,000 acresAirport perimeter 38+ miles3 Control Towers7 runways5 Terminals172 Terminal gates
DFW UAS Certificate of Authorization
Air Transportation Advisory Committee3
One of the first airports in the country to receive FAA authorization to operate UAS in Class B airspaceOperations in support of law enforcement activities: Training flights Aerial monitoring of public-area activities Live video for incident support Suspicious package inspection Other uses under development
Operations in support of other Airport Board departments: Construction project inspection Utility location
Air Transportation Advisory Committee4
Air Transportation Advisory Committee5
DFW UAS Letter of Agreement
Air Transportation Advisory Committee6
Procedures: P-I-C pre-flight communications with ATC
o Latitude/Longitude fix / altitude / call sign / lost link procedures
ATC approvalo Altitude (100’ above tallest obstruction) / radius restrictions o Frequency assignment
Flight operationso Two-way communicationo Traffic advisorieso Fly away procedures
• Last known direction of flight / battery life in minutes (cease air carrier operations)• Tethered flights
DFW UAS Letter of Agreement
Air Transportation Advisory Committee7
Procedures: Tenant communications
o Limited dissemination o Airport 9-1-1 Center to prep for “See Something, Say Something” callso American Airlines internal communications
Initial tenant concernso American Airlines Risk Department conducted an SRA o Operation over parked aircraft (waiver for operation over people / taxiing aircraft)o No flights over moving aircrafto Ground crew perception of management oversight of job performance
Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability(LAANC)
Air Transportation Advisory Committee8
Automated process granting approval to operate UAS in minutes instead of months
Mobile application
A few caveats for operations within restricted airspace
“Zero” airspace requests directed to local ATChttps://faa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=9c2e4406710048e19806ebf6a06754ad
Air Transportation Advisory Committee9
DFW Airspace MapFall 2016
no fly zone
Air Transportation Advisory Committee10
UAS operations conducted at DFW
Air Transportation Advisory Committee11
DPS training flightsDPS video productionTri-annual emergency response exercise supportMovement area pavement surface inspectionUtility locationPrivate 3rd party media photography
including free and tethered flights, night flights within AOAPrivate 3rd party real estate promotion
initially unknown to DPS / Airport Operations – required policy
Future UAS operations at DFW
Air Transportation Advisory Committee12
Part 139 inspectionsCFR 1540/1542 inspectionsAirport infrastructure inspections – surfaces / buildingsPackage deliveries
part deliveriesconvenient-to-airport warehousing
Transportation Network Company flight operations(autonomous)
Unquantifiable potential uses
Questionsand Discussion
Air Transportation Advisory Committee13
Paul SichkoVice President – OperationsDallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Air Transportation Advisory Committee14