Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment

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March 3rd, 2015 Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment Matt Lee Vice President Landrum & Brown Cincinnati, OH Cody Meyer Consultant Landrum & Brown Cincinnati, OH Hamid Shirazi, P.E. Principal Engineer Applied Research Associated, Inc. Elkridge, MD Richard Speir, P.E. Principal Engineer Applied Research Associated, Inc. Elkridge, MD FAA Guidance on RPZ Land Use Trigger for Analysis In September 2012, the FAA issued interim policy guidance on Land Uses within RPZs; to address what constitutes a compatible land use and how to evaluate proposed land uses contained within an RPZ FAA is now requesting Airports analyze RPZ land use conditions if a land use change is being proposed as a result of: An airfield project (e.g. runway extension, runway shift) A change in the critical aircraft that increases the RPZ dimensions A new or revised instrument approach procedure that increases the RPZ dimensions A local development proposal in the RPZ (either new or reconfigured) An Alternatives Analysis of existing and proposed Incompatible Land Use conditions within an RPZ provides information to the FAA to allow them to determine whether the future actions of a proposed plan (e.g. Master Plan/ALP) are sufficient to meet the FAA RPZ land use compatibly guidance Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 2 1

FAA Process for Evaluating RPZ Land Use Examining the Guidance FAA Guidance Prior to contacting APP-400, the RO and ADO staff must work with the airport sponsor to identify and document the full range of alternatives that could: Avoid introducing the land use issue within the RPZ Minimize the impact of the land use in the RPZ (i.e., routing a new roadway through the controlled activity area, move farther away from the runway end, etc.) Mitigate risk to people and property on the ground (i.e., tunneling, depressing and/or protecting a roadway through the RPZ, implement operational measures to mitigate any risks, etc.) Documentation Needs Documentation of the alternatives should include: A description of each alternative including a narrative discussion and exhibits or figures depicting the alternative Full cost estimates associated with each alternative regardless of potential funding sources A practicability assessment based on the feasibility of the alternative in terms of cost, constructability and other factors Identification of the preferred alternative that would meet the project purpose and need while minimizing risk associated with the location within the RPZ Identification of all Federal, State and local transportation agencies involved or interested in the issue Analysis of the specific portion(s) and percentages of the RPZ affected, drawing a clear distinction between the Central Portion of the RPZ versus the Controlled Activity Area, and clearly delineating the distance from the runway end and runway landing threshold Analysis of (and issues affecting) sponsor control of the land within the RPZ Any other relevant factors for HQ consideration Source I September 27, 2012, Federal Aviation Administration, Memorandum Subject: Interim Guidance on Land Uses Within a Runway Protection Zone. Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 3 Summary of FAA Airport Design Standards RPZ Land Use Guidance Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 4 2

1,000 3/20/2015 Summary of FAA AC 150/5300-13A RPZ Guidance RPZ Function Enhance the protection of people and property on the ground Where practical, airport owners should own the property under the runway approach and departure areas to at least the limits of the RPZ Desirable to clear the entire RPZ of all above-ground objects As a minimum, should maintain the RPZ clear of all facilities supporting incompatible activities FAA AC 5300-13A land use guidance does not differentiate between the central portion and the controlled activity area of the RPZ Source I FAA Advisory Circular 150/5300-13A, Airport Design, Exhibit 3-16, Runway Protection Zone (RPZ) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 5 Summary of FAA AC 150/5300-13A RPZ Guidance RPZ Dimensions 700 CODE A/B AIRCRAFT DESIGN GROUP -Visual Approach and Instrument Approach No Lower than 1 mile Arrival and Departure Ends 1,000 long 500 wide near runway 700 wide at far end of RPZ 500 Source I FAA Advisory Circular 150/5300-13A, Airport Design, Exhibit 3-16, Runway Protection Zone (RPZ) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 6 3

1,700 2,500 1,700 3/20/2015 Summary of FAA AC 150/5300-13A RPZ Guidance RPZ Dimensions 1,510 1,750 1,000 CODE C/D/E AIRCRAFT DESIGN GROUP -Visual Approach and All Instrument Approach 1,000 500 Arrival Runway Ends 1,700 long for runways with approach visibility of ¾ mile or more 2,500 for runways with approach visibility of less than ¾ mile 1,000 wide near runway 1,510 to 1,750 wide at far end of RPZ Departure Runway Ends 1,700 long 500 wide near runway 1,000 wide at far end of RPZ Source I FAA Advisory Circular 150/5300-13A, Airport Design, Exhibit 3-17. Runway with no published declared distances. Landrum & Brown analysis, 2014. Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 7 Summary of FAA AC 150/5300-13A RPZ Guidance RPZ Permitted Land Uses AC 150/5300-13A, Paragraph 310.d permits the following land uses within an RPZ without further evaluation: Farming that meets airport design standards Irrigation channels that meet the requirements of AC 150/5200-33 and FAA/USDA manual, Wildlife Hazard Management at Airports Airport service roads, as long as they are not public roads and are directly controlled by the airport operator Underground facilities, as long as they meet other design criteria, such as RSA requirements, as applicable Unstaffed NAVAIDs and facilities, such as equipment for airport facilities that are considered fixed-byfunction in regard to the RPZ Source I FAA Advisory Circular 150/5300-13A, Airport Design, Exhibit 3-16, Runway Protection Zone (RPZ) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 8 4

MOST LEAST 3/20/2015 Summary of FAA RPZ Interim Guidance (September 2012) Incompatible Land Uses Transportation facilities Examples include, but are not limited to: Rail facilities - light or heavy, passenger or freight Public roads/highways Vehicular parking facilities Above-ground utility infrastructure (i.e. electrical substations), including any type of solar panel installations Hazardous material storage (above and below ground) Wastewater treatment facilities Fuel storage facilities (above and below ground) Buildings and structures (Examples include, but are not limited to: residences, schools, churches, hospitals or other medical care facilities, commercial/industrial buildings, etc.) Recreational land use (Examples include, but are not limited to: golf courses, sports fields, amusement parks, other places of public assembly, etc.) Source I September 27, 2012, Federal Aviation Administration, Memorandum Subject: Interim Guidance on Land Uses Within a Runway Protection Zone. Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 9 Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis and Mitigation Techniques Examining the Methodology Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 10 5

Outline of Alternatives Analysis Objective The objective of a RPZ Alternatives Analysis is to identify preferred plans to improve compliance with FAA Airport Design Standards for Runway Protection Zones (RPZ) at the end of each runway To Meet the Objective, the Alternatives Analysis.. Identifies existing and proposed land uses within the RPZs of each runway Identifies land ownership and control of existing compatible and incompatible land uses Identifies and evaluates physical, operational and engineering alternatives to avoid, minimize, or mitigate incompatible land uses Recommends a preferred alternative for each RPZ Evaluates the likelihood/risk of an fatal accident for each RPZs existing, proposed, and preferred alternative condition Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 11 Outline of Mitigation Techniques Mitigation Approach (based on FAA Interim Guidance) Mitigation alternatives analyses usually recommend relocating incompatible uses: Normally occupied buildings and structures Recreational land uses Fuel storage facilities Parking lots Mitigation alternatives analyses often request FAA guidance for: On-airport storage buildings Above ground power lines that are not an airspace obstruction Our experience has been that mitigating transportation facilities becomes the focus of an alternatives analysis Source I Google Earth Pro. 2014 Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 12 6

Central Portion 3/20/2015 Mitigation Alternatives Guiding Principals and Types of Alternatives Three types of alternatives: Group A: Reroute transportation facilities to avoid RPZ Group B: Tunnel portion within RPZ Group C: Relocate RPZ to avoid transportation facilities Possible to have two levels of RPZ mitigation strategies: Entire RPZ Central portion only Criteria for Group C Alternatives (relocated RPZ): Should not reduce capacity & provide required lengths for both arrivals and departures of the most critical aircraft types Should provide sufficient taxiways to reach runway ends without operational impacts in all weather conditions Preferred Alternative should not increase the (average) likelihood of an accident within the RPZ when compared to the existing and future proposed condition Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 13 Examples of RPZ Incompatible Land Use Conditions A: Reroute B: Tunnel C: Relocate RPZ RW Length 9,000 Public Roads RPZ Size 2,500 x 1,000 x 1,750 Incompatible LU s Public Roads Numerous public roads (incompatible land use) are located within the RPZ High volume transportation corridors, such major highway networks make mitigation very difficult Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 14 7

Central Portion 3/20/2015 Examples of RPZ Incompatible Land Use Conditions A: Reroute B: Tunnel C: Relocate RPZ Heavy Rail Environmental Remediation Public Roads RW Length 7,607 RPZ Size 1,700 x 1,000 x 1,510 Incompatible LU s Public Roads Heavy Rail Environmental Remediation Site Transportation corridors (incompatible land use) are located within the RPZ Environmental remediation site presents mitigation difficulties Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 15 Risk Assessment Analyzing the Risk of Incompatible Land Uses Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 16 8

Outline of Risk Assessment Study Goals and Approach Methodology originally developed for RSA Risk Assessment Based on historic accidents at U.S. airports and in other similar countries It was modified and adopted for assessment of RPZ risk Consequence focus was changed from onboard safety to ground safety Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 17 Types of Accidents Overview Landing Overrun (LDOR) Takeoff Overrun (TOOR) Landing Undershoot (LDUS) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 18 9

Probabilistic Risk Modeling Approach Risk definition: Likelihood of the worst credible outcome (consequence) Three - Part Risk Model Accident Event probability operating conditions (airplane performance, type of operation, runway distance available and elevation, weather conditions) Location probability RSA characteristics, Runway end geometry, characteristics presence of EMAS Consequences type, size and type, size and location of location of land use and obstacles population density Risk Assessment Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 19 RPZ Risk Analysis Variables Background/Method/Techniques Accident Probability: Likelihood of an aircraft off the runway Type and characteristics of aircraft mix operating on all runways over one (or two) representative year Runways declared distances (LDA, TORA) Airport Weather condition during the representative year (visibility, ceiling, wind, fog, precipitation, etc.) Type of operation (commercial, cargo, GA, air taxi) Domestic or International Number of landings and takeoffs challenging each RPZ Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 20 10

RPZ Risk Analysis Variables Background/Method/Techniques Location Probability: Likelihood of a specific location to be crashed in Size, configuration and location of incompatible land uses with respect to runway end The farther the incompatible land use from the runway is, the lesser will be the accident likelihood Consequence Model: Likelihood of fatality at an incompatible land use Occupancy density of incompatible land uses On average, how many people are present at each incompatible land use within the RPZ Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 21 RPZ Risk Analysis Background/Method/Techniques Only land use features within the limits of the RPZ are considered Risk is assessed for every incompatible land use feature separately making it possible to compare the risk of different incompatible features RPZ risk is the cumulative of the risk from all incompatible features within the RPZ Risk Metrics developed: Annual risk of a fatal crash at RPZ Number of years to an accident at RPZ Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 22 11

Outline of Risk Assessment Background/Method/Techniques Runway End Runway RPZ Airport Perimeter road Local road Airport Access Highway Commercial Facility Commercial Facility Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 23 Occupancy Measures at Common Incompatible Land Uses Background/Method/Techniques Residential Population per unit area Public roadway Average annual daily traffic Railway Average annual daily passes Average annual daily passengers transported Pedestrian Walkway Average annual daily uses Parking Lots Average number of hours of operation Daily usage Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 24 12

Risk Analysis Software Runway Safety Area Risk Analysis (RSARA) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 25 Review of FAA Land Use Compatibility Guidance Risk Assessment Key to Planning Process Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 26 13

A-RPZ A-RPZ 3/20/2015 Mitigation Alternative Example Existing Condition of Runway 05/23 CONDITION RPZ Takeoff Runway Available (TORA) Accelerate Stop Distance Available (ASDA) Landing Distance Available (LDA) % of Incompatible Land Use Average Years to an Accident Annual Risk of Fatality Existing 5 9,000 9,000 10% 110 Years 1.0% 23 9,000 9,000 0% - - 9,000 TORA/ASDA 9,000 LDA RUNWAY LENGTH = 9,000 05 23 Runway 23 end is used as a dominate arrivals flow Critical aircraft requires a minimum 9,000 of Landing Distance Roadways are located in the Runway 23 RPZ and just outside of the Runway 05 RPZ The highway located just outside the Runway 23 RPZ has high traffic volumes Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 27 Mitigation Alternative Example Original Proposed Condition of Runway 05/23 (Trigger) CONDITION RPZ Takeoff Runway Available (TORA) Accelerate Stop Distance Available (ASDA) Landing Distance Available (LDA) % of Incompatible Land Use Average Years to an Accident Annual Risk of Fatality Existing Original Proposed 5 9,000 9,000 10% 110 Years 1.0% 23 9,000 9,000 0% - - 5 11,000 11,000 10% 120 Years 0.8% 23 11,000 11,000 25% 90 Years 1.5% 11,000 TORA/ASDA 11,000 LDA RUNWAY LENGTH = 11,000 05 23 2,000 RUNWAY EXTENTION Proposed 2,000 Runway extension to accommodate international service Critical aircraft requires a minimum 9,000 of Landing Distance Extension introduces major roadway into Runway 23 RPZ, results in 25% incompatible land use Impracticable to relocate transportation corridor around Runway 05 & 23 RPZ (Group A) Infeasible to tunnel large intersections and roadways inside Runway 05 & 23 RPZ (Group B) A relocation of Runway 05 RPZ reduced distances below minimum operational lengths (Group C) Relocation of Runway 23 RPZ proved to be only viable option (Group C) Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 28 14

A-RPZ A-RPZ 3/20/2015 Mitigation Alternative Example Incompatible Land Use Mitigation Alternative for Runway 05/23 CONDITION RPZ Takeoff Runway Available (TORA) Accelerate Stop Distance Available (ASDA) Landing Distance Available (LDA) % of Incompatible Land Use Average Years to an Accident Annual Risk of Fatality Existing Original Proposed Incompatible Land Use Alternative 5 9,000 9,000 10% 110 Years 1.0% 23 9,000 9,000 0% - - 5 11,000 11,000 10% 120 Years 0.8% 23 11,000 11,000 25% 90 Years 1.5% 5 11,000 11,000 10% 85 Years 2.0% 23 11,000 9,000' 5% 105 Years 1.0% 11,000 TORA/ASDA 9,000 LDA RUNWAY LENGTH = 11,000 05 23 DISPLACE ARRIVAL THRESHOLD TO AVOID HIGHWAY Shift Runway 23 RPZ 2,000 to minimum LDA; maintain required Runway length for critical aircraft Incompatible land use was reduced to 5% However, the risk of accident in the Runway 05 RPZ increased due to the shorter LDA provided for Runway 23 RPZ arrivals The increased risk of a landing overrun accident in 05 RPZ did not compensate for the reduction of a landing undershoot risk in 23 RPZ. Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 29 Mitigation Alternative Example Final Preferred Alternative for Runway 05/23 CONDITION RPZ Takeoff Runway Available (TORA) Accelerate Stop Distance Available (ASDA) Landing Distance Available (LDA) % of Incompatible Land Use Average Years to an Accident Annual Risk of Fatality Existing Original Proposed Incompatible Land Use Alternative 5 9,000 9,000 10% 110 Years 1.0% 23 9,000 9,000 0% - - 5 11,000 11,000 10% 120 Years 0.8% 23 11,000 11,000 25% 90 Years 1.5% 5 11,000 11,000 10% 85 Years 2.0% 23 11,000 9,000' 5% 105 Years 1.0% 11,000 TORA/ASDA 11,000 LDA RUNWAY LENGTH = 11,000 05 23 2,000 RUNWAY EXTENTION Accept the original proposed condition for Runway 05/23; provides lowest level of risk Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 30 15

Presentation Summary What We Learned.. Risk Assessment is desired when Runway declared distances are altered Threshold displacement Runway extension Land use within the RPZs is altered New incompatible land use is introduced An existing incompatible land use is altered in location, size or population density Runways movement mix is altered Introduction of larger aircraft types Growth in airport movement Commissioning a new runway or de-commissioning an existing one Risk exposure estimate to people on the ground is sought under existing condition Average number of years to an accident for every RPZ Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 31 Questions? Contact Info: Hamid Shirazi, hshirazi@ara.com Richard Speir, rspeir@ara.com Cody Meyer, cmeyer@landrum-brown.com Matt Lee, mlee@landrum-brown.com Runway Protection Zones: Incompatible Land Use Alternatives Analysis & Risk Assessment 32 16