WEATHER DATA
Higher basic noise due to high wind!
Information
TraVis Version 4.1.30 (31.01.2022)
Privacy Notice
How we collect your data
We collect the personal data you submit to us when you write to us or speak with us.
What data will we collect
We may collect your name, telephone numbers, email address, address, signature, photographic images, vehicle registration numbers, dates of attending the airport, payment details, proofs of identification (including passports, driving licences etc), medical records.
Why we need your data
We need to know your personal data for the purposes of
1. corresponding with you;
2. investigating and recording any incidents you may inform us of; and
3. demonstrating compliance with our legal obligations to our regulators.
If we do not collect your personal data, we may not be able to fulfil these purposes. We will only collect the personal data about you which we need for these purposes alone.
The lawful basis for our processing of your personal data is based on our legitimate interest in dealing with your complaint or correspondence.
What we do with your data
All the personal data we process is processed by our staff in the UK. We may provide your data to:
1. our sub-contractors for the purposes of investigating a complaint or enquiry;
2. airlines, concessionaires or any other party operating at the airport to which a complaint or enquiry relates for the purposes of their answering or addressing such complaint or enquiry;
3. our regulators for the purpose of demonstrating compliance with our legal obligations;
4. our insurers or solicitors for the purpose of dealing with any potential legal claims; and
5. law enforcement agencies for the purposes of their investigations.
Your data will not be transferred outside of the UK by us or any 3rd parties. We do not use personal data in connection with any automated decision making.
How long we keep your data
We may keep the data we collect about you for up to 12 months unless:
1. we are asked to retain such information for a longer period by any law enforcement agency, in which case we will keep it for such period as is required by the relevant law enforcement agency;
2. the data relates to a potential legal claim in respect of personal injury, in which case we may keep such data for up to 3 years;
3. the data relates to any other legal claim; in which case we may keep such data for up to 6 years;
4. the data relates to noise complaints, in which case we may keep such data for up to 4 years; or
5. there are ongoing legal proceedings in respect of which the data is relevant, in which case we may keep the data for the duration of such legal proceedings.
After the applicable time period set out above the data will be destroyed.
Use Limitation
TraVis is for your personal and non-commercial use only. You may not modify, copy, distribute, transmit, display, perform, reproduce, publish, license, create derivative works from, transfer, or dispose with or without remuneration of any information, software or other data obtained. If further use is intended please contact of London Luton Airport in written form for permission.
The TraVis Developer
Topsonic Systemhaus GmbH
Europark 2A
Adenauerstraße 20
D-52146 Würselen
Germany
Tel: +49(0)2405-40 80 60
Fax: +49(0)2405-40 80 659
Web:
www.topsonic.deMail:
info@topsonic.de
Data
LIVE mode
In LIVE mode, you can see flight and noise information from London Luton Airport with a time lag of 20 minutes. The application is automatically opened in LIVE mode when launched.
REPLAY mode
In REPLAY mode, archived flight and noise information from London Luton Airport is displayed. You may select any time within the last 2 months to view information you are interested in. Archived information can be replayed at a higher rate than the current data. Set the speed in the control box at the top left and load the data with the Start button.
Switching between LIVE und REPLAY mode
Clicking on the LIVE or REPLAY button will enable you to switch between both screens. Each mode is activated by clicking on the Start button.
Measuring Points / Measuring Stations / Measurements
The measuring stations are displayed as measuring points. If a measured sound level is below the threshold defined individually for every station, the measuring point will be displayed in green
. If the noise level is above, it will be displayed in yellow
. If the noise level is recognised as an aircraft noise event, the measuring point will turn orange red
.
If a measuring station is temporarily out of service or no measurements delivered for technical reasons, the station will be displayed turquoise without any values
. Furthermore, the measuring point will turn turn red
if a noise level of 90 dB(A) is exceeded. This occurs for example when the calibration is checked.
If a measuring station is coloured grey
, a downtime is indicated. This can be caused by weather conditions (e.g. thunderstorms, strong gusts of wind, etc.). The downtime of the measuring station will not be taken into account for the continuous noise level calculation or any other reports.
By clicking on the measuring station, detailed information will be displayed at the right side of your browser window, such as name of the measuring station, height above sea level, actual noise level, etc.
Aircraft Tracks
Landing and departing aircraft can be recognised by their flight track in the system. They show the flight path for the last 70 seconds. The red coloured flight tracks indicate the path of landing aircraft and the blue tracks that of departing aircraft.
Time
In the "LIVE mode" in TraVis the traffic is displayed with a 20 minute time lag for technical reasons. The system time is local time (CET resp. CEST) at London Luton Airport.
Weather Information
In the header area you see information about the weather situation at the time you have chosen. Move the mouse cursor over this area to open additional weather data! This includes date and time, temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind speed and direction are displayed. Weather information is updated every 30 minutes.
Marked Object
Clicking on a particular aircraft or monitoring station will display any relevant detailed information. The appropriate information will be shown on the right side of the screen.
Mark your own position
You can mark your own position using the home symbol - just drag the little house icon with the mouse from the header area to the map and move it to your own position. Afterwards you can open the distance graphics for selected flights in the data panel on the right side of your browser window. Additionally you can open a context menu by clicking the right mouse button over the home symbol - in this menu you can open a window with information about the marked position and remove the home marker.
Radar Data
For technical reasons there may be a few flights with incorrect track display. This can happen especially for smaller airplanes.
Measuring station statistics
You can gain information about acoustic measuring values and configuration data with relevant traffic data for every measuring station. The statistics module presents information about numbers and levels of noise events caused by aircraft flights in diagrams and tables. The values can be related to the number of flights, runway usage, type mix and route usage. You can start the statistics module with the button under the data of the selected measuring station.
View options
Under "View options" (open with button in the header area) you can customise your view of aircraft movements and flight data. The flight tracks can be switched on and off by using the button "Show flight tracks", the noise monitoring terminals can be switched on and off by using the button "Show NMTs". Information referring to every aircraft movement can be switched on and off by using the button "Show data flags for all flights". Detailed information can be displayed by using the button "Show big data flags".
Tips & Tricks
You can also use your keyboard to change the map view. If this area has the input focus, you can zoom out with the - key and zoom into the map using the + key. You can use the arrow keys and PageUp/PageDown keys to change the visible section of the map.
Almost all modern internet browsers include a full page mode, which shows the content of the browser window without the menubar and other toolbars maximized to the full screen. Press the F11 key to start and end this mode.
You can measure distances on the map by right-clicking two (or more) positions on the map. The result of the measurement will be shown in a small information area in the bottom left corner of your browser window. Left-click on the map to stop the measurement.
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