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Frank Jelinek EUROCONTROL Ivan de Lépinay Experimental Centre Sandrine Carlier European GAES-Move Flight Movement Database Report EEC/SEE/2004/014 EUROCONTROL European GAES-Move Flight Movement Database Report EEC/SEE/2004/014 Prepared for EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre under Contract no. C/1.060/CE/SS/02-TRSB156/03 – Work Package 4 (revised) by ISA Software Ltd – 38, rue des Gravilliers – 75003 PARIS ISA Software Project team Contributing Authors Ivan de Lépinay Sandrine Carlier Technical Editor Robert Dunlop Quality Review Ian Crook Project Management Ian Crook Contract Management Ian Crook EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre Project Managers Ted Elliff – EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre SEE [email protected] Frank Jelinek – EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre SEE [email protected] For further information in regard to this project please contact EEC Project Managers Document Revisions Revision 1.1 IdL Sep 17 2004 Initial draft Revision 1.2 IdL Dec 01 2004 Second draft (without grid maps) Revision 1.3 IdL Dec 21 2004 Final document without EEC formatting Revision 1.4 IdL, SC Dec 31 2004 Final document Revision 1.5 JPF, IdL Feb 18 2005 Final document reviewed Revision 1.6 FJ, JPF Feb 28 2005 Final document reviewed Revision 1.7 FJ, JPF Mar 30 2005 Final document reviewed © European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation EUROCONTROL July 2002 This document is published by EUROCONTROL in the interest of the exchange of information. It may be copied in whole or in part providing that the copyright notice and disclaimer are included. The information contained in this document may not be modified without prior written permission from EUROCONTROL. EUROCONTROL makes no warranty, either implied or express, for the information contained in this document, neither does it assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of this information. ii REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE Reference: Security Classification: EEC/SEE/2004/014 Unclassified Originator: Originator (Corporate Author) Name/Location: Society, Environment, Economy EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre Centre de Bois des Bordes B.P.15 91222 BRETIGNY SUR ORGE CEDEX France Telephone: +33 1 69 88 75 00 Sponsor: Sponsor (Contract Authority) Name/Location: EATM ENV DOMAIN EUROCONTROL Agency Rue de la Fusée, 96 B –1130 BRUXELLES Telephone: +32 2 729 90 11 TITLE: European GAES-Move – Flight Movement Database Report Authors : Date Pages Figures Tables Appendix References Frank Jelinek, Jean-Pierre Florent, 03/05 54 14 19 2 3 Ivan de Lépinay, Sandrine Carlier EATMP Task Project Task No. Sponsor Period Specification - EEC/SEE/GAES - 2004 Distribution Statement: (a) Controlled by: EUROCONTROL Project Managers (b) Special Limitations: None (c) Copy to NTIS: YES / NO Descriptors (keywords): GAES – AERO2K – traffic – statistics – trajectories – Back Aviation – SAGE. Abstract: This paper presents the results of a statistical analysis carried out with the 2002 global aircraft traffic data and trajectories available in the GAES-Move database. It includes both a temporal and spatial analysis of the database, along with a comparison of its contents with miscellaneous sources of traffic data for 2002. Table of Contents REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE.........................................................................3 TABLE OF CONTENTS.............................................................................................4 LIST OF TABLES ......................................................................................................7 LIST OF FIGURES.....................................................................................................7 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS .......................................................................................9 1 INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................11 2 THE GAES-MOVE DATABASE ......................................................................13 2.1 History.........................................................................................................................13 2.2 Calculation Method: Data Samples...........................................................................13 2.3 Extrapolation Results ................................................................................................15 3 METRICS AND ANALYSIS .............................................................................17 3.1 Temporal Analysis .....................................................................................................17 3.1.1 Annual Traffic Metrics........................................................................................18 3.1.2 Annual Traffic Metrics by Day............................................................................21 3.1.3 Annual Traffic Metrics by Time of Day ...............................................................22 3.1.4 Annual Traffic Metrics by Season ......................................................................24 3.2 Spatial Analysis..........................................................................................................27 3.2.1 Top City / Airport Pairs in 2002..........................................................................27 3.2.2 Cumulative Flight Distance over the ECAC .......................................................29 3.2.3 Flight Distance Analysis.....................................................................................35 3.3 Comparative Analysis................................................................................................38 3.3.1 Data Comparison with Back Aviation Database.................................................38 3.3.2 Comparison with STATFOR Statistics ...............................................................40 3.3.3 Comparison with Miscellaneous Sources on 2002 Statistics..............................42 iv 4 SUMMARY ......................................................................................................47 5 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS.....................................................49 REFERENCES.........................................................................................................51 ANNEX 1. DATA FILES DESCRIPTION............................................................52 ANNEX 2. ECAC MEMBER STATES ................................................................53 v List of tables TABLE 1: GAES-MOVE DATABASE CONTENT SUMMARY ...................................................................... 14 TABLE 2: GAES-MOVE REPRESENTATIVE DAYS AND ASSOCIATED MULTIPLIERS ................................... 15 TABLE 3: DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS BY REGION................................................................................ 15 TABLE 4: ANNUAL FLIGHT DEPARTURES BY COUNTRY – SEPARATED EU MEMBER STATES..................... 19 TABLE 5: ANNUAL FLIGHT DEPARTURES BY REGION – GROUPED EU MEMBER STATES ........................... 20 TABLE 6: ANNUAL FLIGHT DEPARTURES BY REGION – GROUPED ECAC MEMBER STATES ...................... 20 TABLE 7: ANNUAL FLIGHT DEPARTURES BY DAY OF THE WEEK .............................................................. 21 TABLE 8: SEASONAL RELATIVE VARIATION IN TRAFFIC LEVELS (% OF MAX. TRAFFIC) ........................... 26 TABLE 9: TOP 40 CITY PAIRS IN TERMS OF FLIGHT MOVEMENTS.............................................................. 28 TABLE 10: TOP AIRPORT PAIRS IN TERMS OF FLIGHTS MOVEMENTS –...................................................... 29 TABLE 11: COMPARISON OF ANNUAL DEPARTURES FOR GAES-MOVE AND BACK AVIATION DATA....... 39 TABLE 12: 2002 TOTAL MOVEMENTS AT US, UK, FRANCE AND GERMANY MAIN AIRPORTS................... 40 TABLE 13: COMPARISON OF ANNUAL DEPARTURES FOR GAES-MOVE AND STATFOR DATA ............... 41 TABLE 14: 2002 TOTAL MOVEMENTS AT THE MAIN US AIRPORTS – ........................................................ 42 TABLE 15: 2002 TOTAL MOVEMENTS AT THE MAIN UK AIRPORTS – ....................................................... 43 TABLE 16: 2002 TOTAL MOVEMENTS AT THE MAIN GERMAN AIRPORTS –............................................... 43 TABLE 17: 2002 TOTAL MOVEMENTS AT THE MAIN FRENCH AIRPORTS – ................................................ 44 TABLE 18: 2002 TOTAL FLIGHTS BY AIRLINE – COMPARISON WITH DATA FROM THE US BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS (BTS) AND BACK AVIATION DATA ....................................... 45 TABLE 19: LIST OF THE ECAC, EUROCONTROL AND EU MEMBER STATES........................................ 53 List of figures FIGURE 1: GAES-MOVE WORLD REGIONS .............................................................................................. 16 FIGURE 2: TOTAL 2002 DEPARTURES BY DAY OF THE WEEK – EU, ECAC AND USA.............................. 22 FIGURE 3: TOTAL 2002 DEPARTURES BY UTC TIME – EU, ECAC AND USA .......................................... 23 FIGURE 4: TOTAL 2002 DEPARTURES BY UTC TIME – MAIN EUROPEAN TRAFFIC COUNTRIES ................. 24 FIGURE 5: EU WEEKLY DEPARTURES BY UTC TIME BY PERIOD OF THE YEAR ......................................... 25 FIGURE 6: USA WEEKLY DEPARTURES BY UTC TIME BY PERIOD OF THE YEAR ...................................... 25 FIGURE 7: WEEKLY DEPARTURES BY PERIOD OF THE YEAR – EU, ECAC AND USA ............................... 26 FIGURE 8: CUMULATED FLIGHT LENGTHS BY ALTITUDE SLICES – 14TH JUNE 2002 .................................. 31 FIGURE 9: CUMULATED FLIGHT LENGTHS BY ALTITUDE SLICES – 6TH DECEMBER 2002..........................
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