Gain Environmental Efficiency by Saving Energy
通过节约能源提高环境效率
基本信息
- 批准号:10091272
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 55.9万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
GEESE will develop with SESAR the introduction of Wake Energy Retrieval (WER) operations within Europe. Two solutions will be developed in GEESE, and a transversal Wake science work package: The first one is "Enable Europe to North Atlantic WER Operations". This Solution will continue developing and refining the initial Concept of operation (CONOPS), its Safety assessment, analyse impacts on legacy systems, and develop simulations and trials to assess assumptions. ANSPs Partners, together with EUROCONTROL, Airlines, will particularly develop the Pairing Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) between Airlines Operational centres, Network Manager, and Air Traffic Controllers. Simulations will help consolidate the CONOPS, as well as trials will demonstrate the feasibility to develop the pairing CDM, and test it in real condition (with passenger airlines). Safety and Regulatory aspects will be addressed, as well as the economic benefits with a CBA (Costs Benefits analysis). TRL6 is targetted. The second solution is "Scaling up the WER concept to continental Europe". This Solution will provide operational solutions for the extension of Wake Energy Retrieval operations within European domestic airspace. Traffic flowsfrom Europe to Asia, from Europe to the Middle East and from Europe to Africa are particularly interesting for WER application. CONOPS definition and assessment with simulations with ANSPs, ATC system providers, Network Manager and Airlines expertise will be conducted. TRL4 will be reached. As an enabler to operations, a Wake science work package will investigate transversal science-based aspects of operations, such as non-CO2 potential benefits of formations, in addition to better known CO2 benefits, and as well better understanding of the vortex behind the pair to support regulatory separation.
GEESE将与SESAR一起在欧洲范围内开发尾流能量回收(WER)业务。将在GEESE中开发两个解决方案,以及横向Wake科学工作包:第一个是“使欧洲能够在北大西洋进行WER操作”。该解决方案将继续开发和完善初始操作概念(CONOPS)及其安全评估,分析对遗留系统的影响,并开发模拟和试验以评估假设。ANSP合作伙伴与EUROCONTROL、航空公司将特别开发航空公司运营中心、网络管理员和空中交通管制员之间的配对协作决策(CDM)。模拟将有助于巩固CONOPS,试验将证明开发配对CDM的可行性,并在真实的条件下(与客运航空公司)进行测试。安全和监管方面将得到解决,以及经济效益与成本效益分析(CBA)。TRL6是目标。第二个解决方案是“将WER概念推广到欧洲大陆”。该解决方案将为欧洲国内空域内唤醒能量回收业务的扩展提供运营解决方案。从欧洲到亚洲、从欧洲到中东和从欧洲到非洲的交通流对于WER应用特别有意义。将与ANSP、ATC系统提供商、网络管理员和航空公司专家一起进行CONOPS定义和模拟评估。将达到TRL4。作为运营的推动者,Wake科学工作包将调查运营的横向科学方面,例如地层的非CO2潜在利益,以及更好地了解CO2利益,以及更好地了解对背后的漩涡以支持监管分离。
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