This is the presentation given to the UAS Standards Committee on 16 November 2016, Assoc Professor Terry Martin who is the Industry Co-Chair. The first 30 slides are a refresh from the previous meeting, before launching into an overview of the Australian RPAS Roadmap Development efforts from the team in the Strategic Action Working Group. A key component to progressing expanded RPAS operations will be the utilisation of principles contained in the JARUS Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA) process, which we are expanding upon using Bow Tie Models developed at Nova Systems.
This presentation was given at the AAUS Conference preceding the Avalon Airshow in Melbourne. It combines work being done as part of the Industry Support to the CASA UAS Standards Subcommittee, in conjunction with a brief intro into elements of the JARUS Working Group 6 Specific Operations Risk Assessment Process
This presentation was given by the Industry Co-Chair of the CASA UASSC at the AAUS "RPAS in Australian Skies Conference", June 2017.
It provides a refresher on CASA UAS Standards Sub-Committee Roadmap approach alongside a better methods for identifying the intrinsic Air Risk for use in the JARUS SORA, (proposed by Dr Aaron McFadyen from QUT) alongside more detail on some of the challenges embedded within CNPC expectations, particularly in reference to separation distances and ATC intervention.
This brief was given to Industry by Terry Martin at Nova Systems, during the UTM Trials held in May 2017. The brief includes a selection of the slides describing the trial management activities that Nova was responsible for
Updated - Safety Management Systems - Workshop - DGCA SAG Members - As Presentedtherunwaycentreline
The slides I used for a workshop on safety management concepts for members of the Indonesian DGCA's State Safety Program Safety Action Groups - specifically the Directorates of Airports and Air Navigation members.
The presentation was prepared for the Indonesian DGCA's SAG members from the Directorates of Airports and Air Navigation. The objective of the workshop was to increase the members knowledge of the theory and practical application of aviation safety management systems.
Overview of the JARUS Specific Operations Risk Assessment ProcessTerrence Martin (PhD)
This set of slides covers off on the JARUS SORA Process, and corrects some of the interpretation errors I made in other presentations.
Whilst this has not yet been adopted in Australia, the CASA UASSC is currently examining its merits.
This presentation was given at the AAUS Conference preceding the Avalon Airshow in Melbourne. It combines work being done as part of the Industry Support to the CASA UAS Standards Subcommittee, in conjunction with a brief intro into elements of the JARUS Working Group 6 Specific Operations Risk Assessment Process
This presentation was given by the Industry Co-Chair of the CASA UASSC at the AAUS "RPAS in Australian Skies Conference", June 2017.
It provides a refresher on CASA UAS Standards Sub-Committee Roadmap approach alongside a better methods for identifying the intrinsic Air Risk for use in the JARUS SORA, (proposed by Dr Aaron McFadyen from QUT) alongside more detail on some of the challenges embedded within CNPC expectations, particularly in reference to separation distances and ATC intervention.
This brief was given to Industry by Terry Martin at Nova Systems, during the UTM Trials held in May 2017. The brief includes a selection of the slides describing the trial management activities that Nova was responsible for
Updated - Safety Management Systems - Workshop - DGCA SAG Members - As Presentedtherunwaycentreline
The slides I used for a workshop on safety management concepts for members of the Indonesian DGCA's State Safety Program Safety Action Groups - specifically the Directorates of Airports and Air Navigation members.
The presentation was prepared for the Indonesian DGCA's SAG members from the Directorates of Airports and Air Navigation. The objective of the workshop was to increase the members knowledge of the theory and practical application of aviation safety management systems.
Overview of the JARUS Specific Operations Risk Assessment ProcessTerrence Martin (PhD)
This set of slides covers off on the JARUS SORA Process, and corrects some of the interpretation errors I made in other presentations.
Whilst this has not yet been adopted in Australia, the CASA UASSC is currently examining its merits.
This presentation was given at the Dalby Drone show on September 26 by Dr Martin.
The starts by discussing automation, robotics and disruption and the impact it is having on society and jobs, before arguing that Australia facing the challenge of becoming an aging smokestack economy, and needs to place greater emphasis on moving our products and services further up the value-chain by taking a more proactive approach to innovation.
The presentation then segues into presenting an array of game changing UAV related applications before detailing some of the safety and technical challenges which must be overcome.
Sorry, there is no voice!
Doug Zeissner and Bryan Tuschhoff, of Michael Baker International, present "UAVs: Understanding Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and Potential Applications" to ASCE OC on December 10, 2015.
CASA UASSC Meeting May 2016- Presentation by Industry Chair, Terry MartinTerrence Martin (PhD)
This is the presentation given by Dr Terry Martin at the CASA UASSC in May 2016. He is the current Industry Chair. Note that the original presentation contains extensive animation. In order to maintain the animation effect, the presentation has been split into individual slides however this now makes it more than 270 slides. This may be offputting to some!
Please note that the contents are the view of Dr Martin and are not necessarily endorsed by CASA.
The presentation covers 5 key areas:
Part 1: (Slides 1-65) Covers some innovative UAV applications such as NASA UTM, and Google Loon, before discussing the impact of automation on the jobs market, internationally and Nationally. The key point is that disruption and automation mean that many jobs are at risks, and Australia could be vulnerable if it continues on its current path
Part 2 (Slides 67-82) then provides an overview of the recently amended RPAS regulatory framework
Part 3 (Slides 83- 171 ) then works through whats broken in the current RPAS UASSC before describing the efforts of Europe and the US, the implications of Australian having no UAV Roadmap, the need for a pragmatic appreciation of our national capacity, particularly when it comes to the expertise necessary to making assessments about risk, safety and equipage requirements.
Part 4 (172 - 243 ) Selected elements of Detect and Avoid and Command and Non Payload Communications are outlined
Part 5 (244- 286) proposed steps we could take to identify our priorities, identify the operational and technical shortcomings that are hindering UAV integration and work with Industry more effectively to achieve that end state. This includes the restructure plans for the UASSC Working Groups.
Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) 3D Product Comparisons to Airborne LiDARMerrick & Company
Technical comparison of 3D UAS imaging products to airborne LiDAR data products. Presented by Matt Bethel, Director of Technology for Geospatial Solutions at Merrick & Company (www.merrick.com) on February 18, 2014 in Denver, Colorado. International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) - http://www.lidarmap.org/international
This presentation was given to Florida URISA via webinar on February 13, 2014 by Bill Emison, Senior Account Manager for Merrick & Company of Greenwood Village, Colorado. The purpose of this webinar was to provide an objective and practical review of current unmanned airborne mapping capabilities in the United States.
Lecture on “Aerodynamic design of Aircraft” in University of Tokyo 21st December, 2015. Optimization techniques, data-visualization and their applications are inclusive.
Brief description of current state of drones and some future challenges.
The presentation is prepared for delivery in the "Interact with Today's World" conference held in Bibliotica Alexandria 5-6 August 2016
This is a report on ‘drones-an introduction&design’.In this
report I tried to give an introduction about drones or unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) and some preliminary design parameters.
Introduction portion consists of drone history, technology, uses,
and the current generation of drones. Design portion includes
parameters like aerodynamics, payload, endurance, speed and
range, navigation systems and communications.
Each month, join us as we highlight and discuss hot topics ranging from the future of higher education to wearable technology, best productivity hacks and secrets to hiring top talent. Upload your SlideShares, and share your expertise with the world!
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Introduction to the MET-80 Sorbent Trap Mercury Monitoring Systemfasterthanlight_1000
The CleanAir MET-80 is the leading solution for continuous mercury monitoring in the U.S. Developed in 2004 for the now-defuct Clean Air Mercury Rule, the MET-80 has continued to evolve over the years and is in its fourth generation. It is poised to tackle the Utility MATS and Portland Cement MACT mercury monitoring requirements.
This presentation was given at the Dalby Drone show on September 26 by Dr Martin.
The starts by discussing automation, robotics and disruption and the impact it is having on society and jobs, before arguing that Australia facing the challenge of becoming an aging smokestack economy, and needs to place greater emphasis on moving our products and services further up the value-chain by taking a more proactive approach to innovation.
The presentation then segues into presenting an array of game changing UAV related applications before detailing some of the safety and technical challenges which must be overcome.
Sorry, there is no voice!
Doug Zeissner and Bryan Tuschhoff, of Michael Baker International, present "UAVs: Understanding Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and Potential Applications" to ASCE OC on December 10, 2015.
CASA UASSC Meeting May 2016- Presentation by Industry Chair, Terry MartinTerrence Martin (PhD)
This is the presentation given by Dr Terry Martin at the CASA UASSC in May 2016. He is the current Industry Chair. Note that the original presentation contains extensive animation. In order to maintain the animation effect, the presentation has been split into individual slides however this now makes it more than 270 slides. This may be offputting to some!
Please note that the contents are the view of Dr Martin and are not necessarily endorsed by CASA.
The presentation covers 5 key areas:
Part 1: (Slides 1-65) Covers some innovative UAV applications such as NASA UTM, and Google Loon, before discussing the impact of automation on the jobs market, internationally and Nationally. The key point is that disruption and automation mean that many jobs are at risks, and Australia could be vulnerable if it continues on its current path
Part 2 (Slides 67-82) then provides an overview of the recently amended RPAS regulatory framework
Part 3 (Slides 83- 171 ) then works through whats broken in the current RPAS UASSC before describing the efforts of Europe and the US, the implications of Australian having no UAV Roadmap, the need for a pragmatic appreciation of our national capacity, particularly when it comes to the expertise necessary to making assessments about risk, safety and equipage requirements.
Part 4 (172 - 243 ) Selected elements of Detect and Avoid and Command and Non Payload Communications are outlined
Part 5 (244- 286) proposed steps we could take to identify our priorities, identify the operational and technical shortcomings that are hindering UAV integration and work with Industry more effectively to achieve that end state. This includes the restructure plans for the UASSC Working Groups.
Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) 3D Product Comparisons to Airborne LiDARMerrick & Company
Technical comparison of 3D UAS imaging products to airborne LiDAR data products. Presented by Matt Bethel, Director of Technology for Geospatial Solutions at Merrick & Company (www.merrick.com) on February 18, 2014 in Denver, Colorado. International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) - http://www.lidarmap.org/international
This presentation was given to Florida URISA via webinar on February 13, 2014 by Bill Emison, Senior Account Manager for Merrick & Company of Greenwood Village, Colorado. The purpose of this webinar was to provide an objective and practical review of current unmanned airborne mapping capabilities in the United States.
Lecture on “Aerodynamic design of Aircraft” in University of Tokyo 21st December, 2015. Optimization techniques, data-visualization and their applications are inclusive.
Brief description of current state of drones and some future challenges.
The presentation is prepared for delivery in the "Interact with Today's World" conference held in Bibliotica Alexandria 5-6 August 2016
This is a report on ‘drones-an introduction&design’.In this
report I tried to give an introduction about drones or unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) and some preliminary design parameters.
Introduction portion consists of drone history, technology, uses,
and the current generation of drones. Design portion includes
parameters like aerodynamics, payload, endurance, speed and
range, navigation systems and communications.
Each month, join us as we highlight and discuss hot topics ranging from the future of higher education to wearable technology, best productivity hacks and secrets to hiring top talent. Upload your SlideShares, and share your expertise with the world!
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Introduction to the MET-80 Sorbent Trap Mercury Monitoring Systemfasterthanlight_1000
The CleanAir MET-80 is the leading solution for continuous mercury monitoring in the U.S. Developed in 2004 for the now-defuct Clean Air Mercury Rule, the MET-80 has continued to evolve over the years and is in its fourth generation. It is poised to tackle the Utility MATS and Portland Cement MACT mercury monitoring requirements.
EHS Management Systems Overview For The Hazardous Materials ProfessionalLoren Larson, CHMM, CPEA
Presentation slides from the CHMM Review Course module covering Environmental, Health & Safety Management Systems, with emphasis on ISO management systems requirements, corrective and preventive action and auditing .
ISO 19600 Section 4.5 - Know your ObligationsNimonik
Organizations are required to systematically identify their compliance obligations along with the implications they have on their operations, products and services. Understanding the nature of these obligations and what is needed to meet them is essential to establishing an effective compliance program and contending with compliance risk.
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Conducting a CPTED Site Survey
CPTED Site Survey
Presenter Biography
Art Hushen
President
National Institute of Crime Prevention, Inc.
Founded the National Institute of Crime
Prevention / NICP Inc. in 1999
30 year retired Law Enforcement Officer /
Specialty CPTED & Crime Prevention
BA Criminology University of South Florida
Designed and manage the internationally
recognized CPTED Professional Designation
(CPD)
Designed the State of Florida CPTED
Professional Designation (FCP) for the
Florida Attorney General’s Office
Chairman of the Florida Design Out Crime
Association (FLDOCA)
Past Member ASIS Physical Security Council
Member ASIS Florida West Coast Chapter 30
Presenter Biography
Mark Schreiber, CPP, CPD
President & Principal Consultant
Safeguards Consulting, Inc.
20 Years in Security Industry
B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology
ASIS Certified Protection Professional
NICP CPTED Professional Designation
Security & Telecommunications SME
ASIS Council Vice President
ASIS Assistant Regional Vice President (4B)
Past Chair of ASIS Critical Infrastructure
Working Group & ASIS Security Architecture
& Engineering Council, Chapter Chair
Member of Multiple ASIS Councils
Conducting a CPTED Site Survey
Proper Context:
Formal Physical Security Risk Assessments
Conducting a CPTED Site Survey
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Introduction to the CleanAir MET-80 Sorbent Trap Mercury Monitoring Systemcleanairengr_01
The CleanAir MET-80 is the leading solution for continuous mercury monitoring in the U.S. Developed in 2004 for the now-defuct Clean Air Mercury Rule, the MET-80 has continued to evolve over the years and is in its fourth generation. It is poised to tackle the Utility MATS and Portland Cement MACT mercury monitoring requirements.
Midwest Energy Emissions Corp. (MEEC) delivers best-in-class, patented solutions for the coal-fired electric utility industry to achieve and maintain compliance with highly restrictive new EPA requirements on mercury smokestack emissions.
Panel discussion from the 2013 Client Summit
Pat Coyne, Moderator
Panelists:
John Sallman, Terracon
Julie Kilgore, Wasatch
Kathryn Peacock, Partner Engineering & Science
This workshop will focus on how this new tool supports innovation in the energy transition and on analysing the innovative experimentation tools available and their application in Europe. A round table with regulatory authorities, companies, and research centres will provide leads on the relevance of Energy Regulatory Sandboxes to facilitate the market launch of innovations helpful to move towards a decarbonized economy. This Workshop runs as part of the European cooperation TR@NSNET project.
Case Study: Appriss Supercharges ITSM Efficiency With Process Automation to...CA Technologies
Learn how Appriss leverages advanced process automation in IT service management to save lives of crime victims across the United States. Time equals lives. Process efficiency saves time. Learn how you can automate CA Service Desk processes for optimal efficiency.
For more information, please visit http://cainc.to/Nv2VOe
Addressing Environmental Liabilities When Buying Land or Business | Caltha LLPLoren Larson, CHMM, CPEA
Seminar slides: Addressing Environmental Liabilities When Buying Land or Business
This seminar is for buyers and sellers of commercial property and business assets. It focuses on assessing liabilities associated with both real estate and businesses.
Topics cover include
Property liabilities compared to business environmental liabilities
Understanding Buyer & Seller risks
Risk management tools
Upcoming changes to US EPA and ASTM standards for property assessments
Quantifying environmental liabilities
For more information go to:
www.calthacompany.com
Stork Webinar | Planning a successful APM journey - 6 March 2024Stork
In December 2023 we started a series of three webinars about the theme "enabling technologies". In these webinars, we'll discuss the different aspects of connectivity and its enabling technologies, which in our opinion is crucial for successful future operations.
In this second webinar we will explain the role of planning in a successful industrial digitization journey: Asset Performance Management (APM). We'll provide answers to the questions:
• What is the value of an APM roadmap?
• How to develop an APM roadmap?
• Who to involve and connect in roadmap construction: CIO, Inspection Management, Reliability Management, Process Safety, Production/Operations
• How to define your Asset Management objectives, prioritize and translate them into a Business case for an APM Implementation?
Calgary Oil & Gas Regulatory and Standards Day January 18th 2023Nimonik
On 18th January 2023, Nimonik Inc. hosted the inaugural “Calgary Oil & Gas Regulatory and Standards Compliance Day”. During the event, we covered newly published topics, upcoming regulatory changes for the oil & gas industry, and best practices for compliance management. The event attendees also had the opportunity to connect with industry peers and share compliance challenges.
Hybrid optimization of pumped hydro system and solar- Engr. Abdul-Azeez.pdffxintegritypublishin
Advancements in technology unveil a myriad of electrical and electronic breakthroughs geared towards efficiently harnessing limited resources to meet human energy demands. The optimization of hybrid solar PV panels and pumped hydro energy supply systems plays a pivotal role in utilizing natural resources effectively. This initiative not only benefits humanity but also fosters environmental sustainability. The study investigated the design optimization of these hybrid systems, focusing on understanding solar radiation patterns, identifying geographical influences on solar radiation, formulating a mathematical model for system optimization, and determining the optimal configuration of PV panels and pumped hydro storage. Through a comparative analysis approach and eight weeks of data collection, the study addressed key research questions related to solar radiation patterns and optimal system design. The findings highlighted regions with heightened solar radiation levels, showcasing substantial potential for power generation and emphasizing the system's efficiency. Optimizing system design significantly boosted power generation, promoted renewable energy utilization, and enhanced energy storage capacity. The study underscored the benefits of optimizing hybrid solar PV panels and pumped hydro energy supply systems for sustainable energy usage. Optimizing the design of solar PV panels and pumped hydro energy supply systems as examined across diverse climatic conditions in a developing country, not only enhances power generation but also improves the integration of renewable energy sources and boosts energy storage capacities, particularly beneficial for less economically prosperous regions. Additionally, the study provides valuable insights for advancing energy research in economically viable areas. Recommendations included conducting site-specific assessments, utilizing advanced modeling tools, implementing regular maintenance protocols, and enhancing communication among system components.
Hierarchical Digital Twin of a Naval Power SystemKerry Sado
A hierarchical digital twin of a Naval DC power system has been developed and experimentally verified. Similar to other state-of-the-art digital twins, this technology creates a digital replica of the physical system executed in real-time or faster, which can modify hardware controls. However, its advantage stems from distributing computational efforts by utilizing a hierarchical structure composed of lower-level digital twin blocks and a higher-level system digital twin. Each digital twin block is associated with a physical subsystem of the hardware and communicates with a singular system digital twin, which creates a system-level response. By extracting information from each level of the hierarchy, power system controls of the hardware were reconfigured autonomously. This hierarchical digital twin development offers several advantages over other digital twins, particularly in the field of naval power systems. The hierarchical structure allows for greater computational efficiency and scalability while the ability to autonomously reconfigure hardware controls offers increased flexibility and responsiveness. The hierarchical decomposition and models utilized were well aligned with the physical twin, as indicated by the maximum deviations between the developed digital twin hierarchy and the hardware.
Industrial Training at Shahjalal Fertilizer Company Limited (SFCL)MdTanvirMahtab2
This presentation is about the working procedure of Shahjalal Fertilizer Company Limited (SFCL). A Govt. owned Company of Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation under Ministry of Industries.
Cosmetic shop management system project report.pdfKamal Acharya
Buying new cosmetic products is difficult. It can even be scary for those who have sensitive skin and are prone to skin trouble. The information needed to alleviate this problem is on the back of each product, but it's thought to interpret those ingredient lists unless you have a background in chemistry.
Instead of buying and hoping for the best, we can use data science to help us predict which products may be good fits for us. It includes various function programs to do the above mentioned tasks.
Data file handling has been effectively used in the program.
The automated cosmetic shop management system should deal with the automation of general workflow and administration process of the shop. The main processes of the system focus on customer's request where the system is able to search the most appropriate products and deliver it to the customers. It should help the employees to quickly identify the list of cosmetic product that have reached the minimum quantity and also keep a track of expired date for each cosmetic product. It should help the employees to find the rack number in which the product is placed.It is also Faster and more efficient way.
Water scarcity is the lack of fresh water resources to meet the standard water demand. There are two type of water scarcity. One is physical. The other is economic water scarcity.
Saudi Arabia stands as a titan in the global energy landscape, renowned for its abundant oil and gas resources. It's the largest exporter of petroleum and holds some of the world's most significant reserves. Let's delve into the top 10 oil and gas projects shaping Saudi Arabia's energy future in 2024.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface.
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system.
• Compatible with IDM8000 CCR.
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
• Easy in configuration using DIP switches.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
Key Features
Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system
• Copatiable with IDM8000 CCR
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
Application
• Remote control: Parallel or serial interface.
• Compatible with MAFI CCR system.
• Compatible with IDM8000 CCR.
• Compatible with Backplane mount serial communication.
• Compatible with commercial and Defence aviation CCR system.
• Remote control system for accessing CCR and allied system over serial or TCP.
• Indigenized local Support/presence in India.
• Easy in configuration using DIP switches.
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Terry Martin - CASA UAS Standards Committee Meeting Nov 2016
1. UAS STANDARDS SUB COMMITTEE
BI-ANNUAL MEETING
NOVEMBER 2016
INDUSTRY CO-CHAIR TERRY MARTIN
2. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Acknowledgements
• Mick Jaeschke
• 37Years Service
• Originally En Route moved intoTower
• ManyYears in CairnsTerminal Area
• More recently approx. 15 in BrisbaneTMA where he was a supervisor
• Finished up in ATS Integrity….
3. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Introduction
• Refresh
• Where we were at last meeting
• Where we would like to be.
• Key Principles supporting remainder of presentation
• What we are doing about it.
• What remains to be done
5. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Supporting this requires improved Industry-Regulator Collaboration
Key Points Made
6. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Airworthiness & Lack of Suitable Regulatory Framework
Key Points Made
7. Copyright:Terrence Martin
AcceptablySafe is defined by
the SafetyTargets- See
Argument 1.
Argument 4
System
transitioned
into services in
acceptably safe
manner
Argument 5
System shown
to be operated
acceptably
safely
Argument 6
System
maintained
and sustained
acceptably
safely
Airworthiness
High Level Safety Argument
Argument 2
System
designed to be
acceptably safe
Personnel are appropriately trained to conduct and verify activities which underpin the safety argument
Argument 3
System
constructed
and
implemented
completely and
correctly
Argument 1
System has
been specified
to acceptably
safe.
Assumptions
stated
Applicable for
intended
Operational
Environment
Verification of Evidence that SafetyTargets are met, with plans for
ongoing monitoring
ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE
Last Meeting Refresh
Airworthiness and the Safety Argument
8. Copyright:Terrence Martin
AcceptablySafe is defined by
the SafetyTargets- See
Argument 1.
Argument 4
System
transitioned
into services in
acceptably safe
manner
Argument 5
System shown
to be operated
acceptably
safely
Argument 6
System
maintained
and sustained
acceptably
safely
Airworthiness
High Level Safety Argument
Argument 2
System
designed to be
acceptably safe
Personnel are appropriately trained to conduct and verify activities which underpin the safety argument
Argument 3
System
constructed
and
implemented
completely and
correctly
Argument 1
System has
been specified
to acceptably
safe.
Assumptions
stated
Applicable for
intended
Operational
Environment
Verification of Evidence that SafetyTargets are met, with plans for
ongoing monitoring
ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE
Last Meeting Refresh
Airworthiness and the Safety Argument
9. Copyright:Terrence Martin
AcceptablySafe is defined by
the SafetyTargets- See
Argument 1.
Argument 4
System
transitioned
into services in
acceptably safe
manner
Argument 5
System shown
to be operated
acceptably
safely
Argument 6
System
maintained
and sustained
acceptably
safely
Airworthiness
High Level Safety Argument
Argument 2
System
designed to be
acceptably safe
Personnel are appropriately trained to conduct and verify activities which underpin the safety argument
Argument 3
System
constructed
and
implemented
completely and
correctly
Argument 1
System has
been specified
to acceptably
safe.
Assumptions
stated
Applicable for
intended
Operational
Environment
Verification of Evidence that SafetyTargets are met, with plans for
ongoing monitoring
ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE
Last Meeting Refresh
Airworthiness and the Safety Argument
10. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
Certified Specific Open
Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS Toys
European Approach
Australian Draft Framework
Regulated Specific Open
Standard Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS
11. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
Certified Specific Open
Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS Toys
European Approach
Australian Draft Framework
Regulated Specific Open
Standard Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Low
Risk
Operations
12. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
Certified Specific Open
Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS Toys
European Approach
Australian Draft Framework
Regulated Specific Open
Standard Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Low
Risk
Operations
Medium
Risk
Operations
13. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
Certified Specific Open
Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS Toys
European Approach
Australian Draft Framework
Regulated Specific Open
Standard Restricted Specific Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Low
Risk
Operations
Medium
Risk
Operations
High
Risk
Operations
14. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Regulated Specific
Open
Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Element of
Initial
Airworthiness
CPA like
Oversight of
Integrity. NAA
led
Industry Appointed
Oversight No Integrity Oversight
Operational
Restrictions
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
15. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Regulated Specific
Open
Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Element of
Initial
Airworthiness
CPA like
Oversight of
Integrity. NAA
led
Industry Appointed
Oversight No Integrity Oversight
Operational
Restrictions
Proportionate &SAFE: Operational Restrictions commensurate
with technical integrity & operational environment
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
16. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Regulated Specific
Open
Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Element of
Initial
Airworthiness
CPA like
Oversight of
Integrity. NAA
led
Industry Appointed
Oversight No Integrity Oversight
Operational
Restrictions
Enter the US Element
Derivative of US sUAS
NPRM
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
17. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Regulated Specific
Open
Small RPAS Very small RPAS
Element of
Initial
Airworthiness
CPA like
Oversight of
Integrity. NAA
led
Industry Appointed
Oversight No Integrity Oversight
Operational
Restrictions
Enter the US Element
Derivative of US sUAS
NPRM
Open = Small SegregatedVLOS Container
Last Meeting Refresh
Future RPAS Framework
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Airworthiness Expectations based on CPA Regulations e.g.TC/CoA
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
Work to be done
• What Equipment
• What Restrictions
• What Procedures
• WhatTraining
• How is RISK Assessed?
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
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CONOPS Consideration Standard Restricted Specific Limited
Over population etc
Controlled Airspace
BVLOS
IFR Conditions
Above 400 feet AGL
Within 3 NM of Aerodrome
Last Meeting Refresh
Work Outstanding
Regulated Specific
Operational
Flexibility
Platform
Technical
Integrity
Equipage
Operator
Competence
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Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Airworthiness & Lack of Suitable Regulatory Framework
Key Points Made
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Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Airworthiness & Lack of Suitable Regulatory Framework
• Need for a RPAS Roadmap
Key Points Made
Goals
Milestones
Gaps & Barriers
Task List
Priorities, Timelines,
People
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Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Airworthiness & Lack of Suitable Regulatory Framework
• Need for a RPAS Roadmap
• What is the Scope for a Roadmap
Key Points Made
Goals
Milestones
Gaps & Barriers
Task List
Priorities, Timelines,
People
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Last Meeting Refresh
• Innovation, Disruption, the vulnerability of smokestack economies
• Airworthiness & Lack of Suitable Regulatory Framework
• Need for a RPAS Roadmap
• What is the Scope for a Roadmap
• How Long will it take?
Key Points Made
Goals
Milestones
Gaps & Barriers
Task List
Priorities, Timelines,
People
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Last Meeting Refresh
What about aWBS….What needs to be done?
• National Priorities:What are they, CONOPS
• Gap Analysis 101:
• Baseline: What is it? Is it transparent?
• What regulations do we require
• Do we know what we want? Kinda? Benchmarking?
• What else is uncertain: How can we correct that?
• Risk Assessment; is it Fit for Purpose
• Trials
Key Problems
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Last Meeting Refresh
What about aWBS….What needs to be done?
• National Priorities:What are they, CONOPS
• Gap Analysis 101:
• Baseline: What is it? Is it transparent?
• What regulations do we require
• Do we know what we want? Kinda? Benchmarking?
• What else is uncertain: How can we correct that?
• Risk Assessment; is it Fit for Purpose
• Trials
• Constraints: What’s Feasible with our workforce,
• NumbersTo Develop Regulations & conduct necessary research
• Skill to make decisions over safety
• How much “Close Following”
Key Problems
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Last Meeting Refresh
What about aWBS….What needs to be done?
• National Priorities:What are they, CONOPS
• Gap Analysis 101:
• Baseline: What is it? Is it transparent?
• What regulations do we require
• Do we know what we want? Kinda? Benchmarking?
• What else is uncertain: How can we correct that?
• Risk Assessment; is it Fit for Purpose
• Trials
• Constraints: What’s Feasible with our workforce,
• NumbersTo Develop Regulations & conduct necessary research
• Skill to make decisions over safety
• How much “Close Following”
Key Problems
Need to change how
Industry is contributing in
UASSC WG structures
• More regular engagement,
• Build trust
• Achieve Outcomes
• Be transparent
• Isolate where accountability lies
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Last Meeting Refresh
What about aWBS….What needs to be done?
• National Priorities:What are they, CONOPS
• Gap Analysis 101:
• Baseline: What is it? Is it transparent?
• What regulations do we require
• Do we know what we want? Kinda? Benchmarking?
• What else is uncertain: How can we correct that?
• Risk Assessment; is it Fit for Purpose
• Trials
• Constraints: What’s Feasible with our workforce,
• NumbersTo Develop Regulations & conduct necessary research
• Skill to make decisions over safety
• How much “Close Following”
Key Problems
Need to change how
Industry is contributing in
UASSC WG structures
• More regular engagement,
• Build trust
• Achieve Outcomes
• Be transparent
• Isolate where accountability lies
Working Group Members
Terry Martin Queensland Uni of Tech and Nova Systems
Paul Herrmann Textron
Jennifer Mulvaney Intel
Lance King Northrup Grumman
Kristian
Cruickshank
Nova Systems
Carrie Hillier QLD Local Government Infrastructure Services
Phillip Jones-Hope AMSA
Matt Rayson Ground Effect Aviation
Patrick Weeden Scout Arial System
GregTyrrell AAUS
Rhys Mudford Insitu Pacific
Mike Jaeschke Airservices Australia
Subject Matter Experts
Duncan Greer Five Rings Aero
Phillip Rowse ProfiCNC
Dean Gilligan Australian Research Centre for Aerospace
Automation
Julian Webber Federal Police
Peter Schofield Ergon
36. System Certification
Regulated Specific
RiskAssessment
Methodology
Traffic Density
Certification
Status
Population
Comms &
Surveillance
Coverage
CrewTraining
Airspace
Category
Operation
Criticality
Benchmarking (EU, US)
Airspace
Management
Policy
Human Factors
CNPC
Detect & Avoid
Risk Management
sUAS & Low Level
UAVOps
Ops near
Aerodromes
Security
EmergingTech
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Unique
Sector
Requirements
Common
Requirements
ALL CONOPS
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Baselining
CASA Processes
Approval
Benchmark
Available
Manpower
Risk Management
Knowledge Gaps
Safety Obligations
Trial Appetite
Identification of Low Hanging Fruit
Improved awareness of what is preventing progress
• Technology Shortfalls,
• Skills, Knowledge, Capacity
• Evidence requirements for Risk: traffic,
population
• Platform Integrity Requirements for Operations
• Trial Opportunities
• Separation Confidence
• Position Reporting: RAIM like assurance
• Navigation Performance
• Compatibility with Airspace Class Requirements
• Confidence platform can reliably maintain flight
Trials
Evidence
Requirements
Skills
Trial Sites
Teaming
Safety
Expectations
Trial
Methodologies
Feedback
Expectation
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Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Developing the Roadmap
Produce and Enact a Plan that will lead to:
• Improvement of regulatory process to protect and promote
RPAS related investment in Australia and enable Industry
growth
• Operation of RPA over populated areas, and
• BVLOS RPA operations in unsegregated airspace.
• Isolate and then delineate what are capability gaps and
regulatory gaps (and overlaps) FOR Australian Operations ?
Roadmap Goals
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
Objectives: CONOPS Coverage
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Identify the Priority sectors, and benefits for RPAS
Operations in Australia (Includes CONOPs
development) .
Objectives: CONOPS Coverage
National
Operational
Priorities
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Identify the Priority sectors, and benefits for RPAS
Operations in Australia (Includes CONOPs
development) .
• Set of CONOPS developed & provided to forum for
review
Objectives: CONOPS Coverage
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Identify the Priority sectors, and benefits for RPAS
Operations in Australia (Includes CONOPs
development) .
• Set of CONOPS developed & provided to forum for
review
Objectives: CONOPS Coverage
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Agriculture:
• Broad Area PrecisionAgriculture,
• Pest &Weed Detection,
Disaster & Emergency Services
• SAR (Maritime)
• Tropical Cyclone with Cells onWings
• CBRN
• Small Scale Urban SAR
Cells onWings (COWS) & UTM
Conservation
Mining/Hard Rock/Pit/Open Cut
Logistics
• Package Delivery
• Long Range Freight
Training
• BVLOS
• VLOS/EVLOS
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Identify the Priority sectors, and benefits for RPAS
Operations in Australia (Includes CONOPs
development) .
• Set of CONOPS developed & provided to forum for
review
Objectives: CONOPS Coverage
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Agriculture:
• Broad Area PrecisionAgriculture,
• Pest &Weed Detection,
Disaster & Emergency Services
• SAR (Maritime)
• Tropical Cyclone with Cells onWings
• CBRN
• Small Scale Urban SAR
Cells onWings (COWS) & UTM
Conservation
Mining/Hard Rock/Pit/Open Cut
Logistics
• Package Delivery
• Long Range Freight
Training
• BVLOS
• VLOS/EVLOS
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
CONOPS Development Credits
• Kristian Cruickshank (Major Credit)
• Rhys Mudford
• Terry Martin
• JulianWebber
• Phillip Rouse
• Duncan Greer
• Matt Rayson
• Lance King
• PatrickWeeden
• Phillip Jones Hope
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Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Identify the Priority sectors, and benefits
for RPAS Operations in Australia
(Includes CONOPs development) .
• Set of CONOPS developed & provided to
forum for review
Objectives: Priority Sectors & CONOPS Coverage
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Unique
Sector
Requirements
Common
Requirements
ALL CONOPS
Identification of Low Hanging Fruit
Improved awareness of what is preventing progress
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Baselining
CASA Processes
Approval
Benchmark
Available
Manpower
Risk Management
Knowledge Gaps
Safety Obligations
Trial Appetite
Objectives
• Baseline Australia’s RPAS regulatory environment
and benchmark against key international
developments
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Developing the Roadmap
Baselining CASA Processes
WHY?
• Community is uncertain what the current
approval BVLOS baseline is!
• Vague understanding of the regulatory and
capability gaps that are preventing progress
of range of BVLOS Operations
• Not all Operations are the Same
• Prudent to Harmonise
45. Benchmarking (EU, US)
Airspace
Management
Policy
Human Factors
CNPC
Detect & Avoid
Risk Management
sUAS & Low Level
UAVOps
Ops near
Aerodromes
Security
EmergingTech
Baselining
CASA Processes
Approval
Benchmark
Available
Manpower
Risk Management
Knowledge Gaps
Safety Obligations
Trial Appetite
Objectives
• Baseline Australia’s RPAS
regulatory environment and
benchmark against key
international developments
• Benchmark against
International Standards
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
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Developing the Roadmap
14 Key R&D Activities:
• EVLOS/VLOS
• 1.RPAS activities awareness for security
• 2. Operations in Urban Areas
• 3. Human Factors
• IFR/VFR
• 4. Visual Detectability solutions
• 5. DAA
• 6. Comms C2 Datalink
• 7. Airspace & Airport Access
• 8 Contingency
• BVLOS
• 9. DAA
• 10. Comms C2 Datalink
• 11 Airspace & Airport Access
• 12. Security
• 13 Human Factors: BVLOS & IFR/VFR
• 14 Best Practice Demonstration
Europe: Technology and Operational Gaps
GAPS LINKED
TO
ACTION
&
MILESTONES
Operational & Technology
gaps:
1. Integration into ATM and Airspace
environments
2. Surface operations incl. take-off and
landing
3. Operational contingency procedures
and systems
4. Data communication links incl.
spectrum issues
5. Detect & Avoid systems and
operational procedures
6. Security issues
7. Verification and Validation Methods
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Developing the Roadmap
1. Communications
• Impact of UAS Ops on NextGen
comms systems
• Availability of UAS Control
frequency Spectrum
• Develop &Validate UAS Control
System Performance Requirement
• Ensure security of safety critical
comms with civil UAS
• Design & Develop UAS Control
Datalink for allocated frequency
spectrum bands
United States Identified R&D Areas/Gaps
2. Airspace Operations
• Develop Integrated Separation Concepts
• Develop Airspace Integration Safety Cases
• Develop SAA Sensors & Fusion Requires
• Develop Separation Algorithms
• Assess Availability/Quality of Surveillance
Data
• Safe and Efficient Terminal Airspace &
Surface Operations
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3. Unmanned Aircraft
• State Awareness and RealTime
Mission Management
• Airframe Certification
• Precise Location & Navigation
• UAS Avionics & Control Systems
Certification
4. Human Systems Integration
• Display Traffic/airspace information
• Effective Human Automation
Interaction
• Pilot Centric GCS
• Definition Roles and Responsibilities
• Predictability & Contingency Mgt
• System Level Issues
• Support for Future Capability of UAS
Developing the Roadmap
United States Identified R&D Areas/Gaps
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3. Unmanned Aircraft
• State Awareness and RealTime
Mission Management
• Airframe Certification
• Precise Location & Navigation
• UAS Avionics & Control Systems
Certification
4. Human Systems Integration
• Display Traffic/airspace information
• Effective Human Automation
Interaction
• Pilot Centric GCS
• Definition Roles and Responsibilities
• Predictability & Contingency Mgt
• System Level Issues
• Support for Future Capability of UAS
Developing the Roadmap
United States Identified R&D Areas/Gaps
So are we going to reinvent the wheel on all of these?
Do we even have the capacity?
Where should we Close Follow?
50. Benchmarking (EU, US)
Airspace
Management
Policy
Human Factors
CNPC
Detect & Avoid
Risk Management
sUAS & Low Level
UAVOps
Ops near
Aerodromes
Security
EmergingTech
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Unique
Sector
Requirements
Common
Requirements
ALL CONOPS
Baselining
CASA Processes
Approval
Benchmark
Available
Manpower
Risk Management
Knowledge Gaps
Safety Obligations
Trial Appetite
Objectives
• Baseline Australia’s RPAS
regulatory environment and
benchmark against key
international developments
• Benchmark against
International Standards
• Establish Australian specific
gaps and necessary work
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Prioritised
Australian RPAS
gaps &
opportunities
Identification of Low Hanging
Fruit
Improved awareness of what is
preventing progress
• Technology Shortfalls,
• Skills, Knowledge, Capacity
• Evidence requirements for
Risk: traffic, population
• Platform Integrity
Requirements for Operations
• Trial Opportunities
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Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Developing the Roadmap
• Objectives
• Taking into consideration Australia’s (CASA and Industry) skill
and personnel capacity
• Identify areas which can provide “quick wins “for commencing
operations,
• Establish the key issues and challenges which must be addressed,
and isolate where we can act, and where we will be reliant on
overseas organisations
• Establish trial priorities, and key enablers/resources and prioritised
sequencing for their conduct.
• Establishment of regulatory development priorities and
recommendations
• Development of a proposed timeline for achieving the
recommendations
Objectives
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Trials
Evidence
Requirements
Skills
Trial Sites
Teaming
Safety
Expectations
Trial
Methodologies
Feedback
Expectation
Developing the Roadmap
Objectives
• Help Address areas of uncertainty CASA’s has
• Regulatory development & Certification criteria
• Conducting risk analysis
• Specific and certified categories, Operations in the vicinity of people, different classes of airspace
• Progress BVLOS
• With and without Surveillance : PSR, SSR, ADSB, other?
• Airborne and ground based sensors
Roadmap Development: Trials
• Patience & Setting up environment where you can fail
• Key Contributors: PatrickWeeden, Lance King,Terry
Martin, Kristian Cruickshank Carrie Hillier
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Developing the Roadmap
• Yet to be Developed
• JARUS SORA & Risk will drive training rigour
• Some Considerations embedded in the CONOPS & MOS
Roadmap Development: Training
55. System Certification
Regulated Specific
RiskAssessment
Methodology
Traffic Density
Certification
Status
Population
Comms &
Surveillance
Coverage
CrewTraining
Airspace
Category
Operation
Criticality
Benchmarking (EU, US)
Airspace
Management
Policy
Human Factors
CNPC
Detect & Avoid
Risk Management
sUAS & Low Level
UAVOps
Ops near
Aerodromes
Security
EmergingTech
National
Operational
Priorities
CONOPS
Unique
Sector
Requirements
Common
Requirements
ALL CONOPS
Roadmap
Development Scoping
Terms of Reference
Goals
Scope
Objectives
Bounds & Limits
Assumption
Baselining
CASA Processes
Approval
Benchmark
Available
Manpower
Risk Management
Knowledge Gaps
Safety Obligations
Trial Appetite
Identification of Low Hanging Fruit
Improved awareness of what is preventing progress
• Technology Shortfalls,
• Skills, Knowledge, Capacity
• Evidence requirements for Risk: traffic,
population
• Platform Integrity Requirements for Operations
• Trial Opportunities
• Separation Confidence
• Position Reporting: RAIM like assurance
• Navigation Performance
• Compatibility with Airspace Class Requirements
• Confidence platform can reliably maintain flight
Trials
Evidence
Requirements
Skills
Trial Sites
Teaming
Safety
Expectations
Trial
Methodologies
Feedback
Expectation
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Developing the Roadmap
• Specific Category Operations will be based on risk assessment
• Risk Methodology is critical, yet still uncertain in many facets
• CASA is committed to harmonisation.
• Little point departing too far from the likely Risk Methodology
• Adopting EASA methodologies
• JARUS SORA is a key part of the Risk Assessment process
• Can we get a headstart?
Risk Assessment
Regulated Specific Open
Standard Restricted Specific
Small
RPAS
Very small
RPAS
Platform
Technical
Integrity
Operational
Flexibility
Equipage
Operator
Competence
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• Step 0 -Initial Evaluation
• Step 1 CONOPS Description
• Step 2 Determine initial UAS Ground Risk Class
• Step 3 Determine initial UAS Air Risk Class
• Step 3A- Harm Barriers and GRC
• Step 3B- Harm Barrier and ARC
• Step 4 – Lethality Determination
• Step 5 SpecificAssurance and Integrity Levels
• Step 6 Ident of RecommendedThreat Barriers
• Step 7 Feasibility Check
• Step 8-Verification of robustness proposed barriers
THE Process
Specific Operation Risk Assessment
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
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SORA and SAIL
Overview
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA and SAIL
Overview
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
SORA and SAIL
Overview
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
SORA and SAIL
Overview
SAIL is the level of confidence that a specific
operation will stay under control
Lowest SAIL I- low intrinsic risk,
Highest, SAIL VI - high intrinsic risks
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Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
Training
Barriers
Design
& Prod
Barriers
Ops
Barriers
SORA and SAIL
Overview
Maint
Barriers
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
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JARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
Step 2: CONOPS
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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Not really that different is it?
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JARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
Ground Risk Class
Max UA Characteristic Dimension 1 metre 3 metres 8 metres > 8 metres
Kinetic Energy Expected
< 700
Joules
< 34000
Joules
< 1.084
MegaJoule
s
> 1.084
MegaJoules
Operational Scenarios
VLOS in controlled area, sparsely populated 1 2 3 4
BVLOS, sparsely populated 2 3 4 5
VLOS over controlled area, populated environment 3 4 5 6
BVLOS controlled area, populated orVLOS over
populated
4 5 6 7
BVLOS Urban Environment 5 6 7 7
VLOS/BVLOS over gathering of people 6 7 7 7
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Ground Risk Class
Max UA Characteristic Dimension 1 metre 3 metres 8 metres > 8 metres
Kinetic Energy Expected
< 700
Joules
< 34000
Joules
< 1.084
MegaJoule
s
> 1.084
MegaJoules
Operational Scenarios
VLOS in controlled area, sparsely populated 1 2 3 4
BVLOS, sparsely populated 2 3 4 5
VLOS over controlled area, populated environment 3 4 5 6
BVLOS controlled area, populated orVLOS over
populated
4 5 6 7
BVLOS Urban Environment 5 6 7 7
VLOS/BVLOS over gathering of people 6 7 7 7
SUMMARY
Inputs:
• Dimension- 1 of 4 discrete categories
• Kinetic Energy- 1 of 1 categories
• Desired Operational Scenario. Permutations in
• VLOS/BVLOS
• Controlled area
• Sparsely Populated, populated or urban or gathering of people
Output
• Ground Risk Score our of 7
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Air Risk Class
Air Risk Class
Very Low ( above FL600, below highest Building) 1
Low (Below 500 ft or within 400 ft from Infrastructure) 2/3 *
Medium (Away from Major FL and Airways) 4/5 *
High ( In Major FL & on airways, aerodrome traffic Patterns 6
Very High 7
Note: that for VLOS and EVLOS Operations, the lowest ARC should be chosen, For BLOS highest should be
chosen.
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Air Risk Class
Air Risk Class
Very Low ( above FL600, below highest Building) 1
Low (Below 500 ft or within 400 ft from Infrastructure) 2/3 *
Medium (Away from Major FL and Airways) 4/5 *
High ( In Major FL & on airways, aerodrome traffic Patterns 6
Very High 7
Note: that for VLOS and EVLOS Operations, the lowest ARC should be chosen, For BLOS highest should be
chosen.
SUMMARY
Inputs:
• Altitude
• Proximity to air traffic, aerodromes & infrastructure
Output
• Air Risk Score our of 7
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Lethality
SAIL
Lethality
Highest of GRC and ARC
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
HIGH VI VI V IV III II I
AVERAGE VI V IV III II I O
LOW V IV III II I O O
Note: that for VLOS and EVLOS Operations, the lowest ARC should be chosen, For BLOS highest should be chosen.
No Guidance on what constitutes High, Average or Low Lethality ( See Later)
Studies are being conducted and standards being written to evaluate the lethality of UAS.
SORA will be updated when this occurs
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
JARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
JARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
Established SAIL will determine:
• Objectives to be complied with,
• Description of activities that might support the compliance
with those objectives, and
• Evidence to indicate the objectives have been satisfied
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
Training
Barriers
Design
& Prod
Barriers
Ops
Barriers
Maint
Barriers
JARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
Established SAIL will determine:
• Objectives to be complied with,
• Description of activities that might support the compliance
with those objectives, and
• Evidence to indicate the objectives have been satisfied
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JARUS Holistic Risk Model
Bow Ties
Initial Event 1
Initial Event 3
Initial Event 2
2. What Safety Event Could
Initiate the Hazard?
UNDESIRABLE
EVENT/TOP EVENT
3. How do we avoid the undesirable Event.
How do we control the hazard
HAZARD
1. What is the Hazard?
4. What Happens when
Hazard Control is lost?
Potential
Outcome 1
Potential
Outcome 2
Potential
Outcome 3
Preventative
Barriers
6. How can the accident Scenario Develop?
What are the potential Outcomes?
Mitigation/Recovery
Barriers
5. How do we recover if the event occurs?
How can the outcome likelihood or
consequence severity be reduced?
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JARUS Holistic Risk Model
JAURS SORA : Bow Ties
UAS out
Of
Control
HAZARD Fatalities to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Fatalities to 3rd
Parties in the Air
Damage to
Critical Infrastructure
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Technical Issues
with UAS
Human Error
Datalink
Deteroration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
THREATS HARM
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Threat and Harm Barriers
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control
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Threat and Harm Barriers
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control X
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Threat and Harm Barriers
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
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Threat and Harm Barriers
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Objective is that the number of fatal injuries per flight hour should be equivalent with
Manned Aviation
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-6
1E-6
1E-6
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-6
1E-6
1E-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-61
1E-6
1E-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-61
1E-6
1E-6
1 x 10-4 to 1x10-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-61
1E-6
1E-6
0 to 0.01
(Harmless)0.01 to 1
1 x 10-4 to 1x10-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-61
1E-6
1E-6
0.01 to 1
0 to 0.01
(Harmless)0.01 to 1
1 x 10-5 to 1
1 x 10-4 to 1x10-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-610.01 to 1
1E-6
1E-6
1 x 10-5 to 1 0.01 to 1
0 to 0.01
(Harmless)0.01 to 1 x 10-5
0.01 to 1
1 x 10-5 to 1
1 x 10-4 to 1x10-6
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Risk: Fatalities on the Ground
Likelihood of
Fatal Injuries to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Likelihood that
you die, if struck
Likelihood Person
Struck by UAS
given its out of
Control
Likelihood UAS
Out of Control =XX
Certified
Specific
Open Category
1E-610.01 to 1
1E-6
1E-6
1 x 10-5 to 1 0.01 to 1
0 to 0.01
(Harmless)0.01 to 1 x 10-5
0.01 to 1
1 x 10-5 to 1
1 x 10-4 to 1x10-6
Lethality
is not
RISK!!
It’s a proxy for
consequence!
ThisValue is not appropriate see AMC 1309 …
but its useful to demonstrate the principle of
seeking to maintain equivalence
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Threat 1
Threat 3
Threat 2 UAS
Loses Control
HAZARD
HARM
Outcome 1
HARM
Outcome 2
HARM
Outcome 3
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Bow Ties
Threat 1
Threat 3
Threat 2 UAS
Loses Control
HAZARD
HARM
Outcome 1
HARM
Outcome 2
HARM
Outcome 3
Threat
Barriers
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Bow Ties
Threat 1
Threat 3
Threat 2 UAS
Loses Control
HAZARD
HARM
Outcome 1
HARM
Outcome 2
HARM
Outcome 3
Threat
Barriers
Harm
Barriers
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink performance
established and
verified (e.g. datalink
budget)
Procedures and
limitations are in-
place and adhered
to
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Procs are in place to handle
deterioration of external
systems supporting RPAS Operations
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The operator
is competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink performance
established and
verified (e.g. datalink
budget)
Procedures and
limitations are in-
place and adhered
to
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Procs are in place to handle
deterioration of external
systems supporting RPAS Operations
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The operator
is competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures
are defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The
operator is
competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures
are defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The
operator is
competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
Again…note the reoccurring
thread…specify, design, construct,
maintain, operate, train…
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures
are defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The
operator is
competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
Platform
Technical
Integrity
Operational
Flexibility
Equipage
Operator
Competence
The Challenge is
obtaining a safe balance!
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Harm Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
HAZARD
Fatalities to 3rd
Parties on Ground
Fatalities to 3rd
Parties in the Air
Damage to
Critical Infrastructure
THREATS
Two Types of Harm Barriers
• Reduce Effect of Hazard with respect to relevant harm
• Reduce the likelihood the hazard will cause harm
Contingency
Procedures are
defined,
validated &
adhered to
CrewTraining
is adequate to
cope with
Situation
Containment
in place and
effective
Contingency
Procedures
are defined,
validated &
adhered to
Contingency
Procedures are
defined,
validated &
adhered to
CrewTraining is
adequate to
cope with the
situation
UAS Design
Features
mitigate the
severity of
MAC
UAS equipped
with capability
to Avoid
Collision
Design features
that aid visibility
and or detection
by other aircraft
CrewTraining
is adequate
to cope with
the situation
UAS equipped
with capability
to Avoid
Collision
UAS equipped
with obstacle
Avoidance
capability
Effects of
Ground Impact
Reduced
Allowed Operation
Profile takes critical
infrastructure into
consideration
Effects of
Ground Impact
are reduced
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
Lethality
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
Robustness Requirement
Lethality
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
Suite of Harm Barriers for
Ground Risk Category
Contingency procedures are defined,
validated and adhered to
Crew training is adequate to cope with the
situation
Effects of ground impact are reduced (e.g.
emergency parachute, shelter)
Containment in place and effective (tether,
geo-fencing, route planning, predefined
crash areas, etc.)
Robustness Requirement
Lethality
Medium
Example
Outcome
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
CONOPS
REALITY
Suite of Harm Barriers for
Ground Risk Category
Contingency procedures are defined,
validated and adhered to
Crew training is adequate to cope with the
situation
Effects of ground impact are reduced (e.g.
emergency parachute, shelter)
Containment in place and effective (tether,
geo-fencing, route planning, predefined
crash areas, etc.)
Robustness Requirement
Lethality
Medium
Assessment
Example
Outcome
SCORE
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
CONOPS
REALITY
Suite of Harm Barriers for
Ground Risk Category
Contingency procedures are defined,
validated and adhered to
Crew training is adequate to cope with the
situation
Effects of ground impact are reduced (e.g.
emergency parachute, shelter)
Containment in place and effective (tether,
geo-fencing, route planning, predefined
crash areas, etc.)
Robustness Requirement
Lethality
Assessment of System
CONOPS Robustness
Low Medium High
2 O 0
2 0 0
0 -1 -2
1 2 -2
Medium
Assessment
Example
Outcome
SCORE
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Initial Ground
Risk Class
Assessment
SAIL
Determinations
Initial Air Risk
Class
Assessment
CONOPS
REALITY
Suite of Harm Barriers for
Ground Risk Category
Contingency procedures are defined,
validated and adhered to
Crew training is adequate to cope with the
situation
Effects of ground impact are reduced (e.g.
emergency parachute, shelter)
Containment in place and effective (tether,
geo-fencing, route planning, predefined
crash areas, etc.)
Robustness Requirement
Lethality
Assessment of System
CONOPS Robustness
Low Medium High
2 O 0
2 0 0
0 -1 -2
1 2 -2
Medium
Assessment
Example
Outcome
SCORE
RESCORE GRC
Initial Ground Risk Classification 3
Contingency procedures are defined, validated and adhered to +0
Crew training is adequate to cope with the situation +0
Effects of ground impact are reduced (e.g. emergency
parachute, shelter)
-1
Containment in place and effective (tether, geo-fencing, route
planning, predefined crash areas, etc.)
2
NEW Ground Risk Classification 2
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SORA INPUT
Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
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Concept of Ops
Information on:
• Operator
• Intended Ops
• UAS Description
• Remote Crew
SAIL Evaluation
Ground
Risk
Class
Air Risk
Class
Lethality
SAILVerdict
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SORA OUTPUT
Objectives to be met and the level of
robustness
SAIL I : 18 (Low)
SAIL II : 19 (Low), 6 (Med)
SAIL III : 18 (Low), 15 (Med), 6(High)
SAIL IV : 3 (Low), 19 (Med), 12 (High)
SAILV : 6 (Med), 28 (High)
SAILVI : 35 (High)
Training
Barriers
Design
& Prod
Barriers
Ops
Barriers
Maint
Barriers
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Threat Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink performance
established and
verified (e.g. datalink
budget)
Procedures and
limitations are in-
place and adhered
to
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Procs are in place to handle
deterioration of external
systems supporting RPAS Operations
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The operator
is competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
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Robustness and Verification of Barriers
UAS out
Of
Control
Technical Issues
with UAS
Aircraft on
CollisionCourse
Human Error
Datalink
Deterioration
Adverse
Operating
Conditions
Deteriorating of
External
Systems
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and adhered
to
The remote crew is trained to
identify critical environmental
conditions and to avoid them
Environmental conditions for safe
operations defined, measurable
and adhered to
UAS designed and qualified for
adverse environmental
conditions (e.g. adequate
sensors, DO-160 qualification)
UAS is designed to
automatically manage
datalink deterioration
situations
Datalink performance
established and
verified (e.g. datalink
budget)
Procedures and
limitations are in-
place and adhered
to
Datalink systems and infrastructure
is manufactured to adequate
standards appropriate to the
operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is designed to
adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Datalink systems and
infrastructure is installed and
maintained to adequate standards
appropriate to the operation
Procs are in place to handle
deterioration of external
systems supporting RPAS Operations
UAS is designed to manage deterioration of
externals
systems supporting RPAS Operations
Operational procedures are
defined, validated and
adhered to
Remote crew trained and
current and able to control
the abnormal situation
The UAS is detectable by
other airspace users
UAS is equipped with
functionality to maintain
safe separation
Operational
procedures are
defined, validated
and adhered to
Remote crew trained
and current and able to
control the abnormal
situation
Multi crew
coordination
Adequate resting
times are defined
and followed
Safe recovery
from Human
Error
A Human Factors evaluation
has been performed and the
HMI found appropriate for
the mission
Automatic protection of
critical flight functions
(e.g. envelope
protection)
The operator
is competent
and/or
proven
UAS
manufactured by
competent and/or
proven entity
UAS
maintained by
competent
and/or proven
entity
UAS developed
to authority
recognized
design
standards
Inspection of
the UAS
(product
inspection)
Operational
procedures are
defined,
validated and
adhered to
UAS is designed
considering
system safety and
reliability
Remote crew trained
and current and able
to control the
abnormal situation
Safe recovery
from technical
issue
Threats
Robustness &Verification of Barriers
LOW – Applicant provides self-declaration required level of integrity achieved.
MEDIUM
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115. Copyright:Terrence Martin
ARUS SORA and SAIL Assessment
Guidelines for System & Operation Information for a CONOPS
Organisation Operations
Training
RPAS
Airframe
Performance
Flight
Controls
Propulsion
Sensors
Payloads
RPA
Geo
Fence
Navigation
Autopilot
RPS
FCS
DAA
Payloads
Control
Details &
Architecture
Loss
Degradation
Safety
Features
C2 Link GSE
Training
Barriers
Maintenances
Crew Details
Safety Normal Ops
Strategy
AbnormalOps
Accidents &
Incidents
SOPs
Maint of Currency
FSTDs
Training Program
InitialTRG & Quals
117. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
• Threat & Harm Barriers
• No guidelines for Low, Medium or High Levels of robustness
• Therefore, cant determine what a Nominal score in Adaptation Process?
• Whats a 0 or + or – score?
• Future Studies may update the Lethality categorisation process?
• Quantitative Methodology
• Barrier influence on Risk
• AdaptationValues
• Who will be the 3rd PartyVerifiers of Systems, Operations etc?
Areas of Uncertainty
118. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
• Threat & Harm Barriers
• No guidelines for Low, Medium or High Levels of robustness
• Therefore, cant determine what a Nominal score in Adaptation Process?
• Whats a 0 or + or – score?
• Future Studies may update the Lethality categorisation process?
• Quantitative Methodology
• Barrier influence on Risk
• AdaptationValues
• Who will be the 3rd PartyVerifiers of Systems, Operations etc?
Areas of Uncertainty
Kristian Cruickshank has taken the SORA and “stress tested it with one of
the developed Australian CONOPS
Found a number of additional uncertainties in SORA Process.
119. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
• Expanded Operations can’t proceed until Risk Process developed
• CouldWait for Europe to address the uncertainties or we could work with the
basic concepts and enhance it with some of our own insight!
SORA and Australia
120. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
• Expanded Operations can’t proceed until Risk Process developed
• CouldWait for Europe to address the uncertainties or we could work with the
basic concepts and enhance it with some of our own insight!
SORA and Australia
WE CAN MAKE ITWORK
LETS SHOWYOU HOW!
121. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
• Risk Model Developed at Nova for ADF, distilled for public use
• Employs BowTie XP
• More Effort applied to breakdown of threat and harm barrier identified in JARUS
model
• Can be used to enhance Basic JARUS model significantly forAustralian RPAS
community benefit
SORA and Australia
122. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
Nova Systems Risk Model Example Thread
Hazard
Central Event
BarrierThreat
Barrier Effectiveness
Rating
Barrier Category
Consequence
Barrier Degradation (or
Escalation) Factor
123. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Moving Ahead
End State
Suite of Indigenous
CONOPS
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SORA Framework
NOVA Model
CASA HAZLOG
124. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Updated SORA Blackbox
Hazard
Central Event
BarrierThreat
Barrier Effectiveness
Rating
Barrier Category
Consequence
Barrier Degradation (or
Escalation) Factor
Background Models & Process
to be Updated by Risk
Specialists
Moving Ahead
End State
Suite of Indigenous
CONOPS
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SORA Framework
NOVA Model
CASA HAZLOG
125. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Updated SORA Blackbox
Hazard
Central Event
BarrierThreat
Barrier Effectiveness
Rating
Barrier Category
Consequence
Barrier Degradation (or
Escalation) Factor
Background Models & Process
to be Updated by Risk
Specialists
Moving Ahead
End State
Priority
Templates
for National
Priority
CONOPSSuite of Indigenous
CONOPS
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SORA Framework
NOVA Model
CASA HAZLOG
126. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Updated SORA Blackbox
Hazard
Central Event
BarrierThreat
Barrier Effectiveness
Rating
Barrier Category
Consequence
Barrier Degradation (or
Escalation) Factor
Background Models & Process
to be Updated by Risk
Specialists
Joe Public
ApplicationTemplates
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SAIL I
SAILVSAIL IV
SAILIIISAIL I
SAILV
Moving Ahead
End State
Priority
Templates
for National
Priority
CONOPSSuite of Indigenous
CONOPS
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SORA Framework
NOVA Model
CASA HAZLOG
127. Copyright:Terrence Martin
Updated SORA Blackbox
Hazard
Central Event
BarrierThreat
Barrier Effectiveness
Rating
Barrier Category
Consequence
Barrier Degradation (or
Escalation) Factor
Background Models & Process
to be Updated by Risk
Specialists
Joe Public
ApplicationTemplates
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SAIL I
SAILVSAIL IV
SAILIIISAIL I
SAILV
Moving Ahead
End State
CASA Assessor
Templates
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SAILVSAIL IV
SAILIIISAIL I
SAILV
Priority
Templates
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Priority
CONOPSSuite of Indigenous
CONOPS
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SORA Framework
NOVA Model
CASA HAZLOG