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A W S I MR

AWSIM is a suite of trajectory, simulation, conflict prediction, conflict resolution and metric tools that can perform a wide range of air traffic simulation and evaluation tasks. AWSIM, through the utilization of several intertwined modules can upgrade the quality of FAA's analyses efforts substantially. These capabilities include manipulating 4-dimensional flight trajectories, identifying and resolving aircraft-to-aircraft and aircraft-to-airspace conflicts, evaluating future concepts such as reduced horizontal and mixes, new routings, varying weather conditions, direct and wind-optimal routing can all be measured using AWSIM. Ouputs from the simulations include sector load metrics, sector efficiency (fuel burn, miles traveled in sector, time of saturation) and trajectory and traffic patterns.

AWSIM V2.6 currently resides in both the ASD-430 Operations Research Laboratory where it resides on a dual Pentium 4, 2.66mhz with 4GB of RAM. Also, the Simulation and Analysis Group utilizes AWSIM at their site. The developer Aerospace Engineering and Research Associates, Inc. continually upgrades each version in response to user feedback.

For additional information about the FAA application of AWSIM, see the ASD Website or contact:

Dan Citrenbaum
Federal Aviation Administration
Operations Research & Analysis Branch, ASD-430
800 Independence Ave., SW
Washington, DC 20591
(202) 385-7302
daniel.citrenbaum@faa.gov

or visit the Aerospace Website for detailed software information.

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