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... 24 | LEVERAGING NEXTGEN SPATIAL DATA TO BENEFIT AIRPORTS Cost-Benefit Considerations 3 T he spatial data that airports collect benefits NextGen, other FAA programs, and the NAS over-all. Although the cost of collecting this data is relevant, when viewed system wide, the cost appears relatively small in comparison to the benefits provided by new NextGen-enabled flight procedures.
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... Cost-Benefit Considerations | 25 procedures, however, are a fundamental part of NextGen, which is estimated to provide $133B in benefits through 2030 (FAA 2014b)
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... 26 | LEVERAGING NEXTGEN SPATIAL DATA TO BENEFIT AIRPORTS little or no attribution, and with fewer topology constraints. The additional cost of acquiring data that meets the FAA's specifications has gone down, however, as consultants become more familiar with the processes required, vendors provide tools that help, and the FAA's guidance is refined.
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... Cost-Benefit Considerations | 27 lected by others to at least review and attempt to validate existing data to determine if it can meet their needs.
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... 28 | LEVERAGING NEXTGEN SPATIAL DATA TO BENEFIT AIRPORTS 2. Airports can obtain current and upcoming instrument flight procedure information via the FAA's IFP Information Gateway at https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/procedures/.
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... Cost-Benefit Considerations | 29 This requires floor plans from the airport to support the planning and design needs. Most airports will require airlines and other tenants to submit as-built drawings once these projects are complete.
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... 30 | LEVERAGING NEXTGEN SPATIAL DATA TO BENEFIT AIRPORTS relevant spatial data does not keep up with these changes, users lose confidence and seek alternatives or, worse, make decisions based on invalid data. The result is that benefits dwindle and the ROI rapidly erodes.
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... Cost-Benefit Considerations | 31 in the State showing airport property, runways, taxiways, runway approach and departure zones, airport safety zones and airport land use zones," also mandating that "these maps should be updated as needed, but at least every 5 years" (SC Code § 55-13-5 [2015]

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