AP 23 Introduction ASASTN 2 5 workshop 13

Contents § AP 23 Framework and Scope § Deliverables and status of work §

Framework and Scope § FAA- Eurocontrol Mo. C on R&D § Long-Term ADS-B and

AP 23 Overview: Deliverables Current workplan includes five deliverables from AP 23: § D

Key points § Cooperative: AP 23 has a global approach for ASAS use in

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AP 23 Introduction ASAS-TN 2. 5 workshop 13 Nov 08, Rome By Dragos Tonea, Eurocontrol Roberta Massiah, FAA Federal Aviation Administration

Contents § AP 23 Framework and Scope § Deliverables and status of work § Key points 2 Federal Aviation Administration 2

Framework and Scope § FAA- Eurocontrol Mo. C on R&D § Long-Term ADS-B and ASAS (Separation & self-separation) § AP 23 formally launched December 2006 § 4 meetings per year § Bi-weekly teleconferences § Who? § Core drafting group: DSNA, Eurocontrol, FAA, Helios, Mitre, NASA, Qinetiq § Broad support: ASAS community (too many to name all) 3 Federal Aviation Administration 3

AP 23 Overview: Deliverables Current workplan includes five deliverables from AP 23: § D 1 – General data exchange √ § D 2 – Methodology to prioritize applications for AP 23 √ § D 3 – Operational Role of Airborne Surveillance in Separating Traffic § D 4 – Draft proposal for a second set of ADS-B/ASAS applications § D 5 – Airborne separation applications : Issues paper 4 Federal Aviation Administration 4 √ √ √

Key points § Cooperative: AP 23 has a global approach for ASAS use in SESAR& Next. Gen visions § Local needs may vary but § We need a common framework to build towards interoperability § Pragmatic: AP 23 did think “implementation” since day 1 § Learned from AP 1 and RFG experience § Target the next avionics package supporting ASEP&SSEP § Think implementation from the beginning § Make it simple and modular so the entire community can contribute § Tangible: AP 23 contributions are already being used 5 Federal Aviation Administration 5