CARE-ASAS%20Action%20Plan

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CARE-ASASAction Plan

• Francis Casaux
• CARE-ASAS Action Manager
• on behalf of EUROCONTROL

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Reference Documents

• CARE Document
• January 4, 2000
• CARE Framework Agreement
• version 3
• CARE-ASAS Action Plan
• CARE-ASAS/99-001 - Version 3.1 - January 3, 2000
• General Procedure for Calls
• CARE-ASAS/99-001 - Version 1.2 - January 11, 2000
• CARE Web Site
• http//www.eurocontrol.be/projects/eatmp/care/

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CARE-ASAS Objectives

• Promote co-operative work on ASAS within Europe
• Establish a common view on ASAS applications
• Support the validation of the strategic line of
  action related to transfer of separation
  responsibility to the cockpit identified in the
  ATM Strategy for 2000
• Make the best use of the wide range of
  competencies which are required to address all
  the issues
• Avoid the duplication of RD efforts

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Levels of Co-operation

• Level 1 - Exchange
• Direct contacts between people at the working
  level
• Technical Interchange Meetings, Workshops, RD
  Network
• Projects are run independently
• Calls for Proposal
• Level 2 - Co-operation
• Avoid duplication of efforts
• Results of RD work are re-used
• Projects are inter-related
• Calls for Interest
• Level 3 - Collaboration
• Working together on the same project
• Common funding is necessary
• Calls for Tender

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Management

• CARE-ASAS Action Management
• Francis Casaux action manager
• Mick van Gool (DSA/PPM) CARE manager
• Ed Bailey (DSA/AMN) technical secretary
• CARE-ASAS Action Management Board
• composed of ASAS experts
• who advise the action manager
• they initiate the work
• they follow the progress
• they evaluate the work conducted within the action

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Call for Proposal

• Mechanism for the exchange of information
• Proposals for topics, lectures, results of
  studies
• Technical Interchange Meetings for people
  working on ASAS RD studies
• Workshops open to people outside RD
  organisations
• No identified CARE-ASAS budget
• Mechanism for Organisations to propose new
  CARE-ASAS activities requiring a co-operative
  approach

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Call for Interest

• Calls for Interest are issued after a decision
  from the Eurocontrol RD Review Group
• The aim is to gather Organisations working on a
  CARE-ASAS activity
• The work is funded by the budget of the
  participating Organisations
• The first tasks are to elaborate an agreed work
  plan and to define a working structure
• And then to produce the activity deliverables

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Call for Tender 1/2

• Calls for Tender for activities are issued after
  a decision from the Eurocontrol RD Review Group
• Calls for Tender for work-packages within an
  activity are issued after a decision from the
  CARE-ASAS Action manager
• The aim is to select an Organisation or a
  Consortium to achieve the work and to provide the
  deliverables identified within the activity or
  the work-package
• The work is funded by the CARE budget

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Call for Tender 2/2

• Calls for Tender will be issued following the
  Eurocontrol Standards
• Replies shall include
• a technical proposal
• a financial proposal
• a management plan
• CARE is a co-operative initiative
• Replies by Consortium are preferable (more than
  one Organisation)
• Within a Consortium a leader shall be identified

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Activity 0 - Communications

• Objectives
• Exchange of information between organisations
• Dissemination of the RD results
• Inputs
• Results of RD projects and studies
• Progress reports on on-going projects and studies
  including the CARE-ASAS Action
• Work content
• Technical Interchange Meetings for RD people
• Workshops open to stakeholders
• Exchange of information through a CARE RD network

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Activity 1 - Problem Dimensions

• Objectives
• Review of the existing work on ASAS
• Analysis of the degree of validation achieved so
  far
• Identification of areas needing further work
• Inputs
• Results from past and on-going European RD
  projects and studies related to ASAS
• Deliverables A report
• Procedure Call for Tender (1 man-year)

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Activity 1 - Tentative schedule

• February 10, 2000 the Call for Tender is issued
• March 9, 2000 Replies are received
• Selection process
• April 14, 2000 The contract is signed
• April 21, 2000 Kick-off meeting
• September 8, 2000 The interim report is
  available
• September 28, 2000 Activity 1 workshop
• October 27, 2000 The final report is available

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Activity 2 - Validation Framework

• Objectives
• Comparison of studys results
• Development of an approved validation framework
• Inputs
• Existing work on ASAS validation
• Similar work conducted within CARE-INTEGRA
• Deliverables
• Scenarios
• Metrics (safety, capacity, efficiency)
• Tools for ASAS validation
• Procedure Call for Interest

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Activity 2 - Schedule

• January 21, 2000 The Call for Interest is
  issued
• February 18, 2000 Replies are received
• March 14, 2000 Activity 2 workshop in Haren
• Work to be carried out
• Activity 2 work plan
• Activity 2 working structure
• Initial co-operative work
• September 14, 2000 Activity 2 review

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Activity 3 - Airborne Separation Minima

• Objectives
• Phase 1 influencing parameters and first attempt
  of quantification
• Phase 2 Define airborne separation minima (which
  are dependent on ASAS applications and
  technologies)
• Inputs
• Work on separation minima
• ASAS application procedures
• Deliverables A report
• Procedure Call for Interest for phase 1 (1 or 2
  man-year)

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Activity 3 - Schedule

• January 21, 2000 The Call for Interest is
  issued
• February 18, 2000 Replies are received
• March 15, 2000 Activity 3 workshop in Haren
• Work to be carried out
• Activity 3 work plan
• Activity 3 working structure
• Initial co-operative work
• September 15, 2000 Activity 3 review

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Activity 4 - ASAS Application Selection

• Objectives
• Phase 1 Selection of ASAS applications and
  delegation of separation assurance issues
• Phase 2 Study of two or three ASAS applications
• Phase 3 Study of other ASAS applications
• Inputs
• AIRSAW-TF work
• Results of activities 1, 2 3
• Deliverables A report
• Procedure TBD

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Activity 5 - Implementation Programme

• Objectives
• Elaborate an ASAS work programme to implement the
  selected ASAS applications within the framework
  of EATMP
• Inputs
• Results of activities 1, 2, 3 4
• OCD and ATM Strategy for 2000
• Deliverables A report
• Procedure TBD

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FAA/EurocontrolAction Plan 1

• RD co-operation between the FAA and Eurocontrol
• Action Plan 1 is dedicated to ASAS
• The objectives are
• to promote a mutual understanding on ASAS
• to identify areas for practical co-operation on
  the development of ASAS
• to examine the longer term issues related to the
  advanced capabilities of air and ground equipment
• Strong co-ordination between CARE-ASAS and Action
  Plan 1 will be maintained

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Concluding Remarks

• Activity 1 is to be launched through a call for
  tender
• Activity 2 3 are launched through calls for
  interest
• Success will depend on Organisations involvement
• provision of internal resources to support
  co-operation and to progress the work
• replies to the various calls
• impact on internal RD projects
• CARE is a challenging initiative
• See you next year to assess the results