Publication
Public Safety Zones
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From: Department of Transport
- Published on: 18 July 2019
- Last updated on: 3 July 2020
ERM - Environmental Resources Management Ireland Ltd - was commissioned by the Department of Transport (DT) and the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government (DoEHLG) to investigate Public Safety Zones (PSZs) at Irelands three principal airports; Cork, Dublin, and Shannon.
ERM - Public Safety Zones Report
This report is a detailed account of an investigation into Public Safety Zones (PSZs) at Ireland's three principal airports; Cork, Dublin and Shannon.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Executive Summary
The purpose of PSZs is to protect the public on the ground from the small, but real possibility that an aircraft might crash in a populated area.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Annex A
This annex describes the calculation of the individual risk to persons in the vicinity of airports as a result of crashing aircraft.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Annex C
The following sections provide details of sample calculations for runways at Cork Airport.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Annex D
The following sections provide details of sample calculations for runways at Dublin Airport.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Annex E
The following sections provide details of sample calculations for runways at Shannon Airport.
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ERM - Public Safety Zones Report Annex F
This annex is a record of the (written) public submissions received and ERM's response to them.
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