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Figure 39. Example output summary.
tables are presented showing the average risk for each RSA sec- Software Field Test
tion, the percentage of movements with higher risk, and the
number of operations challenging each RSA section. Appendix G provides details of the plan to field test RSARA.
The first table contains three user-defined fields: the air- The plan involved testing by eight volunteers from FAA staff,
port annual traffic volume, the expected annual traffic growth airport operators, university professors, industry representa-
rate, and the TLS. These values reflect the options entered tives, and consultants. The volunteers received the installa-
during the analysis input phase and may be modified by the tion software with the user's guide to perform analysis and
user directly in the output spreadsheet. When these parame- recommend changes.
ters are changed, the average number of years between inci- A questionnaire was prepared to gather comments from the
dents will change to reflect the new traffic volume estimated volunteers, and their notes were used to improve the beta ver-
for future years. If the TLS is modified, the percentage of move- sion of the software. During the trial period, the research team
ments above the TLS will change automatically to reflect the provided technical support by answering questions, solving
new TLS value. installation problems, and fixing bugs.
