From CAP670
Section | What it requires / means |
FID07.1 | The ANSP (or unit) must test its own display system to ensure it meets the required performance parameters (accuracy, latency etc.). Note: while ADS-B device performance is outside the ANSP´s control, the CAA will do ongoing testing for those devices. But the ANSP still needs to verify its display system meets the spec. |
FID07.2 MLAT | Manufacturers must provide evidence that MLAT systems are accurate against the required parameters. That includes testing/trials, checking positions (e.g. runway position or via VRPs) or comparing pilot reports vs display etc. |
FID07.3 | Where possible, test/measure accuracy & coverage correlated to different aircraft types or installation/maneuvers (e.g. fixed wing vs rotary, or “in cockpit”� vs external device). Record those results. Use screenshots, flight trials or other appropriate recording. |
FID07.4 | Plan enough test/trial opportunities, capture enough data (varied aircraft types, maneuvers) so you can make a “reasonable judgement”� on results (i.e. that performance is sufficient). |
Some per day, including AD circuit and helicopters.
1 Date, Timestamp, callsign, ACFT (L, M, H, HEL)
2 Altitude verification: QNH / Verified or non verified (report vs FID),
3 Position verification:
A) Visual references: Accepted or Unacceptable (lag?) / Maneuvering?
B ) Nav aids: Accepted or Unacceptable (lag?)
Option of sending screenshots? Only if it is very easy.