Joint US/UK Vortex Tracking Program at Heathrow International Airport Volume II: Data Analysis

Hallock, James N.; Winston, B.; Burnham, David C.; Sullivan, T.; McWilliams, Ian; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)

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Joint US/UK Vortex Tracking Program at Heathrow International Airport Volume II: Data Analysis

1977-11-01
By Hallock, James N. ; Winston, B. ; Burnham, David C. ; ...

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Hallock, James N. ; Winston, B. ; Burnham, David C. ; Sullivan, T. ; McWilliams, Ian

Hallock, James N. ; Winston, B. ; Burnham, David C. ; Sullivan, T. ; McWilliams, Ian Less -
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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
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Aircraft Landings Heathrow International Airport Meteorology Tracking Systems Vortices Wakes Wind Velocity
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DOT-TSC-FAA-76-11-2 ; FAA-RD-76-58-2

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Tech Report
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
Abstract:

From May 1974 through June 1975, the approach region to runway 28R at Heathrow International Airport was equipped with aircraft wake vortex tracking equipment. The vortices from approximately 13,000 aircraft were monitored along with the attendant meteorological conditions. The joint US/UK project represents a major step in learning how vortices move and die in the terminal environment. Volume 2 describes the entire project from the workings and locations of the equipment to the analysis of the data.
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Introduction, Sensors, Test site, Data collection, Data processing, Meteorology, Data analysis, Incident, Approach ground speeds, Predictive capability and systems, Aircraft separations, Conclusions, Appendices
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