NGATS Institute 2007 Annual Meeting

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Next Generation Air Transportation System Institute
1500 K Street, NW – Suite 500
Washington, DC 20005
NGATS Institute
2007 Annual Meeting
June 21, 2007
Washington, DC
9am – 12pm
Sponsored by:
Next Generation Air Transportation System Institute
1500 K Street, NW – Suite 500
Washington, DC 20005
Agenda
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9:00-9:15
9:15-9:45
9:45-10:15
10:15-10:30
10:30-11:30
11:30-12:00
12:00
Welcome and Introductions
Keynote Speakers
Update on Institute Activities
Break
JPDO Update
Questions and Answers
Adjourn
Next Generation Air Transportation System Institute
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Washington, DC 20005
What is the NGATS Institute?
• Created to enable non-federal government
partnership on NGATS planning and definition
• Established and governed by legal agreements
between FAA and the National Center for
Advanced Technologies (NCAT)
• Directed by the Institute Management Council
(IMC)
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Washington, DC 20005
Keynote Speakers
Phil Boyer
IMC Co-Chair, President AOPA
Jim May
IMC Co-Chair, President and CEO ATA
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Update on NGATS Institute Activities
Matthew Boswell
Technical Coordinator, NGATS Inst.
Benjamin Corb
Acting Executive Director, NGATS Inst.
Next Generation Air Transportation System Institute
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Washington, DC 20005
JPDO Integrated Product Teams (IPT)
• Consists of government and industry members,
under the direction of a government lead
• 8 different IPTs
– Airports, Agile, Environment, Global Harmonization,
Safety, Security, Shared Situational Awareness and
Weather
• Currently 222 active industry members from over
100 companies and organizations
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IPT Topics of General Interest
• Concept of Operations (ConOps)
– Versions 1.0 and 2.0 rolled out this past year
– NGATS Institute facilitated coordination between
government and industry for industry input into the
final product
• Identification of priority research for NextGen
– Institute funded task requests
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IPT Work Products in Development
• National Safety Management System (SMS)
– All encompassing SMS for aviation
– Top-down business approach
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Safety Policy
Safety Risk Management (SRM)
Safety Assurance
Safety Promotion
– Incorporates both forensic as well as prognostic data
– Requires standardization of safety data
– Enables problems to be found earlier
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Washington, DC 20005
IPT Work Products in Development
• 4D Weather Cube
– Incorporates all aspects of weather
– Multiple data inputs
– Generates a broad scope visual weather picture of an
area of the NAS over a specific time window
– Works through NEO structure
– For more information, attend the Weather Working
Group Workshop here in Washington next week
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Washington, DC 20005
Transitioning to the new JPDO
• New structure
– Instead of 8 IPTs, 9 working groups (WG)
• Aircraft, Air Navigation Services, Airports, Environment,
Global, Net Centric Operations, Safety, Security and Weather
– Made up of joint industry and government participants
(carried over from the IPT structure)
– Working groups lead by co-chairs from both
government and industry
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Airports Workshop
• Held in Washington, DC Dec.14-15
– Stated purpose
• Provide a forum for Airport IPT to expose airports community
key NextGen issues and seek responses
• Understand airports community / stakeholders views of what
the future should look like
• Gather input concerning potential benefits and primary cost
drivers to airports based off the ConOps
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Washington, DC 20005
Institute Funded Task Requests
• How a task is created…
Matched with
IWP
Concept
Developed
JPDO
Approval
Task Drafted
Funding
Analysis
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2006 / 2007 Approved Tasks
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Aircraft Sequencing in the Terminal Area
Backup Satellite Navigation Options
Community-Wide Information Sharing
Emergency Management Operations Control System
(EMOCS)
• Operational Safety Assessment
– Awaiting Funding
• Spectrum / Bandwidth Analysis
• Weather Benefits Pool
– Task withdrawn from consideration by WxIPT
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Aircraft Sequencing
• Task E1-07
– Conduct investigations into integration of CNS / ATM
technologies to support applications that reduce fuel
burn, emissions and noise, and eliminate terminal
area airspace congestion
– Contract Value: $250k
– Expected Completion: May 2008
– Selected Contractor: Innovative Solutions Int’l, Inc.
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Backup SatNav
• Task AG1-06
– Define and analyze the requirements for SatNav
backup systems in key time frame for NAS
modernization
– Contract Value: $345k
– Expected Completion: July 2007
– Selected Contractor: ITT
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Community-Wide Information Sharing
• Task SA1-07
– Provide information on information sharing regimes,
and operator uses of information, as well as analysis
of what information should be shared and with who
– Contract Value: $80k
– Expected Completion: October 2007
– Selected Contractor: ITT
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Washington, DC 20005
EMOCS
• Task S1-07
– Plan for the development and implementation of a
fully organized low altitude airspace emergency
management communications, navigation,
surveillance and weather system
– Contract Value: $350k
– Expected Completion: TBD
– Selected Contractor: TBD
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Washington, DC 20005
Operational Safety Assessment
• Task SFT1-07
– Develop safety objectives and requirements for the
overall NGATS based on the proposed OIs to assist
and guide in the development of a safe air
transportation system
– Contract Value: $500k
– Expected Completion: TBD
– Selected Contractor: TBD
– Funding not yet available
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Spectrum / Bandwidth Analysis
• Task SA2-07
– Conduct a current inventory of programs and
initiatives aimed at increasing spectrum capacity /
bandwidth in the context of NextGen vision
– Contract Value: $217k
– Expected Completion: November 2007
– Selected Contractor: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University