1. Technical Field
Various implementations of the disclosed technology relate to flight management systems and control methods and, more particularly, flight management systems and control methods for meeting a required time of arrival with reduced fuel burn. Various implementations of the disclosed technology also relate to systems and methods for modeling wind forecast uncertainty.
2. Description of Related Art
Projected increased traffic loads in the national airspace as well as growing operational inefficiencies have motivated the development of trajectory based operations (TBO), specifically 4-D trajectories (4DT). The inclusion of 4DT-based technologies is meant to mitigate the impact of increased traffic loads on delays, cost of operation, and the environment by improving both an aircraft's ability to meet schedule constraints mid-flight, as well as the ground's ability to foresee and adjust toMinami restaurant continues Japanese aburi tradition in Yaletown

Yaletown is home to a new Japanese restaurant. Minami (1118 Mainland Street) is owned by Aburi Restaurants Canada, which also owns Vancouver’s Miku restaurant. Both locations specialize in aburi-style sushi, which is flame-seared fish paired with various sauces, giving the sushi a smoked aroma.

On June 21, Minami officially opened its doors with a grand opening party. Aburi Restaurants Canada owner Seigo Nakamura performed a traditional Japanese ceremony—breaking open a sake barrel—which is associated with bringing a business good luck. Nakamura explained that he first visited Vancouver in 2007 and decided to move his family from Miyazaki, Japan, to the city the following year. In 2008, Aburi Restaurants Canada opened its first Vancouver restaurant, Miku. Nakamura’s second restaurant Minami symbolically means “a