Title: Global Aeronautical Information
1Global Aeronautical Information
- Enabling 21st Century Global Aviation
2Next Generation Air Traffic System
Graphic taken from June 2005 NGATS Policy
Breifing (jpdo.gov)
Aeronautical Information is a critical component
of next generation air traffic control
3Safety Issues
- Aeronautical data is the hidden risk
- Data overload
- Inconsistencies
- Missing/Inaccurate
- New resolution requirements
- We must transform to digital interoperable
aeronautical information
Publication overload
Managed data
4Capacity Constraints
- Constraints
- Weather
- Airport Capacity
- Energy
- Environmental
- Air Traffic Operations
- Airspace Capacity
Graphic taken from June 2005 NGATS Policy
Breifing (jpdo.gov)
Our customers need high quality real time
information to react efficiently in a dynamic
airspace environment.
5Economic costs
Savings from technology investment
- Direct costs
- Acquisition
- Maintenance
- Distribution and sharing
- Downstream (hidden) costs
- Fee for service billing
- Downstream technology integration
- Air traffic control, cockpits, FMS,
Costs
Business as usualFuture global AI
Demand/Requirements
6New approach to aeronautical information
Legacy Passing paperUnable to handle new demands
Future InteroperableAgile to adapt to new
requirements
7Data chain improvements
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Data Originators
Aero Data Consolidator
Aero Data Publishers
Products
Customers
- Identify data chain steps
- Embrace data standards and best practices
- Invest in digital data technology
8Interoperability key to global aviation
Aeronautical Information is Global
- AIS Interoperability
- Global partnerships
- Standards
- Support ICAO
- Ensure global exchange of data
9Realities of Aeronautical Information
10Operating as an Aeronautical Information Business
Aeronautical Information Business
Value Next generation ATC Customer requirements
Data Suppliers Data Producers
Operating Constraints Safety Economic Cost ATC
Efficiency
11Aeronautical InformationA global commitment
AIS