Airport Design Software
Airport design software supports pavement design and pay reductions for airport pavement projects. Available software include FAARFIELD, COMFAA, COMPSYS, and other programs.
Software (select links in this column to access software) |
Description/Instructions | Date |
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FAARFIELD 2.1 | FAARFIELD 2.1 is the standard thickness design software accompanying AC 150/5320-6G, Airport Pavement Design and Evaluation, and pavement strength reporting using the ACR/PCR Method accompanying AC 150/5335-5D, Standard Method for Reporting Airport Pavement Strength – PCR. FAARFIELD 2.1 replaces all previous versions of FAARFIELD. | 6/8/2021 |
PWL Spreadsheets (files unavailable pending verification and updates) |
Description/Instructions | Date |
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Asphaltic Concrete - Payment Adjustments for Densities and Air Voids, Item P-401 (MS Excel) | The pay equations in this spreadsheet are consistent with the percent within limits (PWL) pay adjustments as published in AC 150/5370-10H, Item P401; for previous versions of item P401, verify that appropriate Upper and Lower Limits are being utilized. | Updated 1/28/2021 |
Asphaltic Concrete - Payment Adjustments for Densities and Air Voids, Item P-401 (MS Excel) | The pay equations in this spreadsheet are consistent with the percent within limits (PWL) pay adjustments as published in AC 150/5370-10G, Item P401; for previous versions of item P401, verify that appropriate Upper and Lower Limits are being utilized. | Updated 4/21/2020 |
Asphaltic Concrete - Payment Adjustment for Densities and Air Voids, Item P-401 (file unavailable pending verification and updates) |
The pay equations in this spreadsheet are consistent with the percent within specification limits (PWL) based pay adjustments in Item P-401 as published in versions B and higher of AC 150/5370-10 but are not valid for previous versions of Item P-401. | Updated 9/13/2016 |
PCC Pavement - Payment Factor for Strength and Thickness, Item P-501 (MS Excel) | The pay equations in this spreadsheet are valid for versions of Item P-501 published in versions C and higher of AC 150/5370-10. *Update fixes spreadsheet error that occurred when number of lots exceeded 102. |
Updated 10/30/2009* |
Software (select links in this column to access software) |
Description/Instructions | Date |
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Backcalculation Software (BAKFAA 3.3.0) | For backcalculating FWD data and computing airport pavement load responses by layered elastic analysis. Use with AC 150/5370-11, Use of Nondestructive Testing Devices in the Evaluation of Airport Pavements. | 6/2020 |
Geodetic Calculator (Zip) | Updated version of GEO83 | |
Runway Exit Design Interactive Model V4 (REDIM-V4) | REDIM is a computer model developed to locate and design high-speed runway exits at airports. The model uses kinematic equations to characterize the aircraft landing dynamics and a polynomial-time dynamic programming algorithm to find the optimal locations of the high-speed exits. The objective of the optimization algorithm is to minimize the weighted average runway occupancy time (ROT) of an aircraft mix selected by the user. A database of aircraft characteristics for four terminal Aircraft Approach Categories (AAC) has been included in the model to facilitate its use in a large variety of airport environments and conditions. The database file relieves the user's data-input burden, specially when the aircraft mix consists of many different types of aircraft. The program is developed to be used as a design and a planning instrument by engineers. Hence, considerable effort has been devoted to user interface such as menu system, interactive data editing, and graphical and tabular outputs. | 11/2022 |
Airport Design Tools (MS Excel) | Access tools related to AC 150/5300-13B, Airport Design, including the Runway Design Matrix Tool, ADG and TDG Classification Tool, Acute Angle Exit Tool, and Taxiway Fillet Design Tool. | 4/2022 |
Software (select links in this column to access software) |
Description/Instructions | Date |
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FAA Airport Technology R&D Branch Software |
Last updated: Monday, September 23, 2024