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Title: A consolidated starting point from


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Is ASAS /ADS-B needed for ANSP strategy?
  • A consolidated starting point from
  • DFS / AENA / LFV
  • ASAS Thematic Network Workshop
  • Toulouse, 2004-04-19

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  • yes

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Concept in line withANC11 operational changes
International positionICAO, CANSO, IATA, AEA,
EUROCONTROL,
  1. recognize ADS-B as an enabler of the global ATM
    operational concept bringing substantial safety
    and capacity benefits
  2. support the cost-effective early implementation
    of packages of ground and airborne ADS-B
    applications, noting the early achievable
    benefits from new ATM applications and
  3. ensure that implementation of ADS-B is
    harmonized, compatible and interoperable with
    respect to operational procedures, supporting
    data link and ATM applications

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ANSP Needs for ADS-B package 1 strategy
  • ADS-B package 1 It is a new surveillance
    function (different from the traditional one)?
    CHANGE IN SURVEILLANCE FUNCTION
  • Package 1 includes air-ground and air-air
    surveillance
  • Package 1 impacts on ANSP, Airlines and Infra
    structure responsible

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ANSP Needs for ADS-B package 1 strategy
  • Need to modify / develop functions in the right
    direction
  • Need for guidance in order to find a more optimal
    cut between air / ground task redistribution
  • Need common leads with airspace users , need to
    discuss around the strategy.
  • Able to find synergies, share risks
  • Enable SES implementation and harmonisation of
    services
  • ADS-B (GS and AS) imply cross-border activities
  • Meet Airspace users requirements on cost
    efficient services
  • Start to lower the cost base

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Incentives 1 (2)
Traffic volume
Automation incl. ASAS
ATC cost base
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Incentives 2 (2)
  • Package 1
  • can act as a complement to radar (low levels,
    additional parameters)
  • ADS-B stations can provide additional services
    (TIS-B, FIS-B)
  • ASAS operations? Improved operations. Example
    sequencing and merging around the TMAs in
    specific scenarios
  • ADS-B stations respect more the
    environment?Ecology
  • ADS-B stations lower Costs!

ADS-B
radar
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Blunt ANSp need
  • Do the right thing (when doing something even if
    it is very little)
  • Connect to other ANSp (share risks and benefits,
    increase relevance of work done)
  • Enable / support co-operative strategies / plans
    to take effect including ANSp, Airports, Airlines
    aiming for the SES environment
  • Align national / regional strategies and plans
  • Build the prerequisites for future business

9
ANSp SHORT term expectations
  • Identify the rationale and argument for future
    international funding and ANSp resources
  • Build initial business cases
  • Come together with actors in COOPATS / ADS for
    strategic planning
  • Connect to airborne / aircraft development
  • Get focus on ground system issues I.e. ATM, CDM,
    AIS, FDP
  • Build relations with actors in the Air transport
    system
  • Identify short term benefits and deploy them
  • Build partnership, consensus building

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ANSp MID term expectations
  • Refine business cases
  • Initial task re-distribution (if needed)
  • More efficient Air transport System starts to
    evolve
  • Common view on the problem and way forward
  • Co-operative solutions
  • Co-operative progressive developmentand
    implementation work

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ANSP LONG term expectations
  • Good business
  • Integrated Air transport System
  • Refinement of task re-distribution based upon
    progress within technology, regulations, methods
    procedures

12
Practically this means
  • ADS-B and ASAS strategy should address RD needs
  • interoperability between 4D trajectory planning
    and ASAS applications
  • how to solve transition issues
  • workload issues for ATCO and pilot
  • organisational issues
  • how to cope with failures of system components
  • backup solutions
  • non-nominal cases

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.it also means that
  • Strategies of ANSPs should be aligned to GS/AS
    applications
  • supported by structured approach of Package I, II
    and III
  • ANSPs may select from the set of applications
    those that are best suited to their operations
  • interoperability must be assured through common
    standards
  • there must be a business case not only for
    airlines, also for ANSPs
  • essential validated by supporting simulations
    with realistic assumptions

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it is a complex area
  • Consolidated requirements are needed in order to
    make ASAS happen

ANSP
ATM RD
ADS-B/ASAS
Users
Industry
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so a strategy is highly needed
  • Do the right thing here and now!
  • Connect to other actors
  • Migrate towards common milestones / goals
  • Implement..
  • Follow up.

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