Leveraging GIS to improve services and products to the Aviation industry

Margaret Giffen

Dept. for Technical and aeronautical informasjon

Avinor, Norway

Avinor – some facts and figures

• 46 airports• Control towers and control centers• 40 million passengers• 3000 employees• 13% traffic related to oil industry• 400.000 patients transported by air• 5% of domestic flights related to sporting and cultural

activities

Airport operations

• Control towers

• Radar and Navigation instruments

• Runways and taxiways including thousands of lights

• Buildings and assets e.g. passenger terminals, cargo facilities, utilities, garages for fire engines, snow ploughs and other vehicles

Airport city• Asset management• Utility management• Public transport to and from the airport• Emergency response and services • Environment and pollution control• Controlling and managing wildlife• Business management

Redevelopment and construction

Enterprise GIS at Avinor

TAIMOSLGIS

GIS system management

Charting

Aerodrome mapping

CAD

GIS training

Airport ground operations

Air traffic management

CNS (Communication, Navigation, Surveillance)

Marketing

ManagementProperty management

Safety and security

Asset and facility management

Redevelopment and

construction

Environment

Enterprise GIS at Avinor

Airport database

Aeronautical database

ArcGIS Server

Desktop Web

Data management

Charting

Work force apps

Airport apps

GA-pilot apps

DMZ

ArcGISOnline/GDOnline

Aeronautical mapping

Airport operations – snow ploughing

Bird registration and control

Bird registrations at Stavanger Airport 2011 and 2012

Line of sight analysis

Terrain restrictions

Obstacles

Terminal maps

Work orders

Future uses of geographic information

Questions?