1.5 DESIGN INTENTION OF ACAS II
Chapter 2. IMPLEMENTATION OF ACAS
2.1 ICAO IMPLEMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
Chapter 3. FUNCTIONS AND CAPABILITIES
3.3 INTRUDER CHARACTERISTICS
3.4 CONTROL OF INTERFERENCE TO THEELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT
3.5 FACTORS AFFECTING SYSTEM PERFORMANCEOF ACTIVE INTERROGATIONS
3.9 RECEIVER AND PROCESSOR
3.10 COLLISION AVOIDANCE ALGORITHMS
3.11 COMPATIBILITY WITH ON-BOARD MODE S TRANSPONDERS
3.12 INDICATIONS TO THE FLIGHT CREW
3.13 CREW CONTROL FUNCTIONS
3.15 TYPICAL ALGORITHMS AND PARAMETERSFOR THREAT DETECTIONAND GENERATION OF ADVISORIES (TCAS V7.1)
3.14 BUILT-IN TEST EQUIPMENT
3.16 ACAS II USE OF HYBRIDSURVEILLANCE TECHNIQUES
3.17 PERFORMANCE OF THE COLLISION AVOIDANCE LOGIC
3.18 TYPICAL VISUAL AND AURALINDICATIONS TO THE FLIGHT CREW
3.20 STATUS AND FAILURE ANNUNCIATIONS
3.22 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONALITY
Chapter 4. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACAS PERFORMANCE,SAFETY AND AIRSPACE CONFIGURATION
4.1 ASSUMPTIONS REGARDING AIRSPACE CONFIGURATIONAND OPERATION INCLUDED IN ACAS
4.2 INDEPENDENCE OF ACAS ALERTING CRITERIA FROMATC SEPARATION STANDARDS
4.3 EFFECTS OF CLOSELY-SPACEDAIRCRAFT ON ACAS PERFORMANCE
4.4 AIRSPACE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 5. OPERATIONAL USE AND PILOT TRAINING GUIDELINES
5.4 FINDINGS FROM REVIEWS OF EXISTING TRAINING PROGRAMMES
5.5 EXAMPLES OF PROBLEM ENCOUNTERS
5.6 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TCAS II V7.1 COMPLIANT SYSTEMSAND ACAS X COMPLIANT SYSTEMS OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Chapter 6. CONTROLLER TRAINING GUIDELINES
6.2 ACAS TRAINING PROGRAMMES
6.3 RECOMMENDED CONTENT OFCONTROLLER TRAINING PROGRAMMES
Chapter 7. SPECIAL USES OF ACAS
7.1 MILITARY USES OF ACAS IN FORMATION OPERATIONS
7.2 ACAS INSTALLATIONS ON ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT
7.3 ACAS INSTALLATIONS ON REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT (RPA)
Chapter 8. SAFETY AND ELECTROMAGNETICENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS
8.2 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT
Chapter 9. ACAS PERFORMANCE MONITORING
9.1 NEED FOR ACAS MONITORING PROGRAMMES
9.2 MONITORING PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
9.3 DESCRIPTION OF CURRENT MONITORINGPROGRAMMES’ DATA SOURCES
9.4 METHODS OF DATA ANALYSIS
9.5 PRODUCTS OF MONITORINGAND ANALYSES PROGRAMMES
9.6 HARMONIZATION OF MONITORING DATA
9.7 RECOMMENDED ACAS PROBLEM REVIEW PROCESS
9.8 EXAMPLE OF A COMPREHENSIVE ACASMONITOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
Chapter 10. ACAS-RELATED TRANSPONDERPERFORMANCE MONITORING
10.1 NEED FOR TRANSPONDER MONITORING PROGRAMMES
10.2 TRANSPONDER ISSUES AND THEIR IMPACT ON ACAS
10.3 ALTIMETRY DATA QUALITY
10.4 ACAS AND TRANSPONDER TEST EQUIPMENT
Chapter 11. CERTIFICATION AND OPERATIONAL APPROVALS
11.1 BASIS FOR EXISTING EQUIPMENTAND INSTALLATION CERTIFICATION
11.2 OPERATIONAL APPROVALS
11.3 CERTIFICATION AND APPROVAL OF MILITARY SYSTEMS
Appendix A. SAMPLE PILOT REPORT, ACAS EVENT FORM
Appendix B. SAMPLE CONTROLLER REPORT, ACAS EVENT FORM
Appendix C. RECOMMENDED LIST OF ITEMS TO BE INCLUDEDON PILOT REPORT FORM
Appendix D. RECOMMENDED LIST OF ITEMS TO BE INCLUDEDON CONTROLLER REPORT FORM
Appendix E. RECOMMENDED LIST OF DATA TO BE PROVIDEDBY DEDICATED ACAS RECORDERS
Appendix F. LIST OF DEFINITIONS USEDBY MONITORING PROGRAMMES
Appendix G. ADVICE CONCERNING THE INTERCEPTIONOF CIVIL AIRCRAFT
Appendix H. DESCRIPTION OF RA REPORT INTERPRETATIONFOR DIFFERENT ACAS VERSIONS