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USE OF SPATIAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA TO ANALYZE CO2 PRODUCTION DURING THE FLIGHT IN DIFFERENT METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS
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The article deals with the impact of global climate change and temperature warming up on emission production during en-route flight. Consequently, analyses the effects of carbon dioxide gases production on the environment and ecology. The main aim of this article is to do research the amount of emission (CO2) production during flight in different meteorological condition and make an evaluation of how it can affect the global climate change, ecology and greenhouse effect. The theoretical part of the article focused on monitoring, analyzing and map out the global climate and emission gases production change. The practical part of the paper includes calculations, system analysis, and CO2 emission gases production modelling during the en-route flight of the selected type of aircraft. The result of the research is a response to the issue: how can the global climate change influence the fuel burn and emission gases production, and how can the emission production contribute to the greenhouse effect and Earth?s ecology and environment. The fuel consumption and emission production calculations are processed on the bases of the AFM (Aircraft Flight Manual), OM (Aircraft Operation Manual) and Dr. Christian N. Jardine research study program methods.
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