Table of Contents
1.0INTRODUCTION
1.1Purpose
1.2Objective
2.0DEFINITIONS
3.0APPROACHANDRATIONALE
3.1ProcesstoDetectanAnomaly
3.1.1AnomalousBehaviorAddresses
3.1.2DetectionMechanism
3.2ProcesstoCollectDataandAnomalies
3.3ProcesstoIsolateanAnomaly
3.4ProcesstoResolvetheAnomaly
4.0AIRLINESINPUTSTOPROBLEM
4.1General
4.2DescriptionofProblem
4.2.1AirlineDataSupportRequirements
4.3ImpactonAirline
4.3.1AirlinePriority
5.0AIRFRAMEMANUFACTURER'SREQUIREMENTSFORASOLUTION
5.1Participation
5.1.1DataAnalysis
5.1.2ProblemSelection
5.2Data
5.3Testing
5.4ProblemCorrection
5.5InterimProcedures
6.0AIRCRAFTSYSTEMSMANUFACTURER'SREQUIREMENTSFORA
SOLUTION
6.1Participation
6.2Data
6.3Testing
6.4ProblemCorrection
6.5InterimProcedures
7.0PROCESSTODETECTANDCORRECTANOMALIES
7.1Purpose
7.2ProcessOverview
7.3AnomalyDetectionProcess
7.3.1CentralDataBase
7.3.1.1ReportingFormat
7.3.1.2AirlineDataReportingFrequency
7.3.1.3AirlineUnitsBeingReported
7.3.1.4EstablishingIndustryNFFRate
7.3.1.5DeterminingaReportedSystem's
NFFRate
7.3.2ReportingPotentialAnomalies
7.4DefininganAnomaly
7.4.1AirlineInternalReview
7.4.1.1GatheringofAdditionalData
7.4.2AssemblingtheRT
7.4.2.1TeamMembers
7.4.3DefineanActionPlan
7.4.4ExecutetheActionPlan
7.4.5DistributeResultsofTests
7.4.6RefinetheHypothesis
7.5AnomalyCorrectionPhase
7.5.1TeamMakeup
7.5.2TestDevelopment
7.5.4AnomalyWork-Around
7.5.5CorrectionProcess
7.5.6TestingandRecertification
7.5.7CorrectAccomplishmentandFinalActions
7.6ConfirmationofNFFResolution
8.0COSTJUSTIFICATIONFORSOLUTION
8.1Purpose
8.2NFFAnomalyCostEvaluation
8.2.1ResourceRequirements
8.2.2CDAAdministrationandManagement
8.3CorrectionProcessCostEvaluationandJustification
8.3.1CostofResolution1 Abstract
Intended to reduce costs to airlines, airframe manufacturers and aircraft systems suppliers by removal of anomalous behavior from aircraft systems in a timely manner.