Why an ITY – ADQ ESSIP objective?

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Objective ITY-ADQ
ESSIP Plan 2014
Ana Paula FRANGOLHO
DSS/EIPR
06.10.2014
Objective ITY-ADQ
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Introduction
Explanation and scope
Link to European ATM Master Plan
Most important SLoA(s)
Finalisation Criteria and Closed Questions
Supporting Material
Implementation Support
Objective Coordinator’s Analysis & Conclusions
Links and contacts
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Why an ITY – ADQ ESSIP objective?
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Explanation and scope
 ITY ADQ was derived from Regulation (EU) No 73/2010 of 26
January 2010 laying down requirements on the quality of
aeronautical data and aeronautical information (Official Journal
L23/6, dated 27.01.2010);
 A new Regulation (EU) No 1029/2014 was approved in 26
September 2014 amending Regulation (EU) No 73/2010. Some
definitions were clarified and changed (in accordance with the most
recent amendment to ICAO Annex 15) but it has no impact in the
content of the ESSIP objective.
 The aim is to improve the quality of aeronautical data/information in
terms of accuracy, resolution and integrity;
 In accordance with [Article 2(3)] it applies up to the moment when
the aeronautical data and/or aeronautical information are made
available by the aeronautical information service provider to the next
intended user.
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Explanation and scope
 It applies to EATMN systems, their constituents and associated
procedures involved in the origination, production, storage, handling,
processing, transfer and distribution of aeronautical data/information
[Article 2(1)]
 Following aeronautical products made available by Member States
are included [Article 2(1)]:
 Integrated Aeronautical Information Package (IAIP), with the
exception of aeronautical information circulars;
 Electronic obstacle and electronic terrain data or elements thereof;
 Aerodrome mapping data.
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Explanation and scope
 In accordance with [Article 2(2)] it applies to:
 ANSPs and AIS Providers;
 Operators of those aerodromes and heliports for
which IFR or Special-VFR procedures have been
published in national aeronautical information
publications;
 Public or private entities providing:
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Services for the origination and provision of survey data;
Procedure design services;
Electronic terrain data;
Electronic obstacle data.
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ITY-ADQ ESSIP & IR 73/2010
ADQ IR 73/2010
Chapter I
General Provisions
Chapter II
Interoperability &
Performance
Chapter III
Quality, Safety
Security Req.
Chapter IV
Conformity &
Additional Req.
Chapter V
Final Provisions
Key obligations
Implement data
quality and process
requirements
Translated
into
Annexes
What?
Ensure Compliance…
How?
Establish formal
arrangements
Establish consistency
mechanisms and implement
timeliness requirements
Affected
Parties
NSA
ANSP/AISP
APO
Public & Private
entities
Implement personnel
performance requirements
ITY-ADQ ESSIP
Implement a QMS
fulfill safety & security
objectives
Stakeholder
Lines of Action
Implement common
dataset
digital exchange
Supporting
material
Implement all data
requirements
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finalisation
criteria
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Link to European ATM Master Plan
IS
0202
Improved Supply Chain for Aeronautical Data
through Common Quality Measures
IS
0204
Facilitated Aeronautical Data Exchanges
through Digitalised Information
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SLoAs
Decompose IR into main legal obligations
ITY-ADQ
Allocate obligations per Stakeholder group
Group necessary actions per Stakeholder
Link them with IR Articles, Annexes and Timing
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Most important SLoA(s)
 ASP06 - Implement the common dataset and digital exchange
format
 ASP01 - Implement data quality and process requirements
 APO04 - Implement the common dataset and digital exchange
format requirements
 APO01 - Implement data quality and process requirements
 IND04 - Implement the common dataset and digital exchange format
requirements
 IND01 - Implement data quality and process requirements
 REG01 - Verify the compliance with data quality requirements and
supervise safety assessments
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Finalisation criteria
Data quality requirements implemented and documented
Safety assessment
ITY-ADQ
EC Declarations & Technical file
Certificates (QMS) issued by third parties
Formal arrangements between parties
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Closed Questions/Finalisation Criteria
 Closed questions included in the database are coming from the
finalization criteria in the form of a direct question
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Supporting Material
Non-Mandatory: EUROCONTROL Specifications
ITY-ADQ
Non-Mandatory: EUROCONTROL Guidelines
Non-Mandatory: Material i.e. ISO Standards
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IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT
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The EUROCONTROL ADQ Implementation Support Cell was set up to
assist the States with the implementation of the Aeronautical Data and
Information Quality (ADQ) implementing rule in the following keys areas:
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Support to the establishment and provision of means of compliance;
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Support to the implementation of the provisions of the implementing rule;
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Support to the National Supervisory Authorities;
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Support to the overall implementation and compliance monitoring process.
Any question with regard to the ADQ IR can be addressed to the
Implementation Support Cell at:
[email protected] or Tel: +32 2 729 9818
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Objective Coordinator’s Analysis & Conclusions
•New objective based on a
complicated regulation to
address/solve a data quality
problem
• Challenging for
implementation due to the
large spectrum of
data/information
• May imply significant
investments and/or
adaptations of existing
systems
• Involves a large group of
stakeholders including
industry/manufacturers
• Too much regulation and
many administrative tasks
(overregulation?) required
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Links and contacts
 Objective Coordinator: Frangolho A-P., +32 2 729 4702
[email protected]
Alfaro Oscar, +32 2 729 4665
[email protected]
 DSS Objective Expert(s):
Unterreiner M., +32 2 729 3038
[email protected]
 Implementation Support Cell:
Tel: +32 2 729 9818
[email protected]
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