EUROCONTROL SWIM Standards Evolution Workshop

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1 EUROCONTROL SWIM Standards Evolution Workshop Introduction & SWIM Context Dennis Hart Head of System Wide Information Management Unit

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5 National Regulatory Authorities ISO ANSP Manufacturing Industry SDOs (EUROCAE, EUROCONTROL) UN Org. (ICAO, WMO) ARINC EC (including EASA, SJU and SDM) Airlines Airports ESO (CEN, CENELEC, ETSI) Military 5

6 Within an ecosystem of ecosystems: Separation of Concern Acknowledged and respected Roles & Responsibilities In the SWIM Reality Multiple Communities of Interest contributing to the overall objectives of SWIM Sometimes ad-hoc, sometimes for a limited time, sometimes as longstanding activities 6

7 SWIM Communities of Interest, examples Information Exchange Models AIXM WXXM FIXM Reference Models AIRM SWIM Governance Implementation Project 7

8 Our Objectives (1) Establishment of three Communities of Interest (CoI) related to the Foundational SWIM Specifications CoI Service Description Specification CoI Information Definition Specification CoI Technical Infrastructure Specification 8

9 EUROCONTROL SWIM Specifications Organisation A Information Exchanges good use of information service talk the same language communicate and exchange data Organisation B EUROCONTROL Specification for SWIM Service Description EUROCONTROL Specification for SWIM Information Definition EUROCONTROL Specification for SWIM Technical Infrastructure Yellow Profile 9

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11 SESAR milestones EUROCONTROL - General Presentation 11

12 .. and for SWIM Recognition and acknowledgement of SWIM as a Key enabler Development, verification and validation of SWIM WP8 & WP14 Core principles on SWIM agreed and international coordination initiated Implementing Regulation for Operational Stakeholders: Pilot Common Project Defining what shall be implemented and providing incentives SWIM Standards identified to support deployment Inclusion of SWIM Standards in Rolling Development Plan of European ATM Standardisation Coordination Group (EASCG): Development by Standard Developing Organisations (SDO) 12

13 Specifications in context Supporting: Coordinated by: Members and Observers: EUROCAE EUROCONTROL European Commission (DG MOVE) EASA CEN CENELEC ETSI ASD CANSO Europe EDA SESAR Deployment Manager Expressed in: European ATM Standardisation Rolling Development Plan 13

14 SWIM definition ICAO Manual on SWIM concept (Doc 10039) SWIM consists of standards, infrastructure and governance enabling the management of ATM information and its exchange between qualified parties via interoperable services Separation of information provision and information consumption Loose system coupling Using open standards Using Service Oriented Architecture 14

15 Where do Specifications (Standardisation) come into play 15

16 Information Infrastructure Separation of Concern Notionally Specific Information Service Implementation Specification ATM Information Security Specification Services Arrival Sequence Service (WG-104) Foundational Information Service Implementation Specifications Update of EN16495:

17 Picking up SESAR 1 Outcomes SWIM Foundation AIRM AIRM Rulebook ISRM Rulebook Technical Infrastructure Yellow Profile Service Description Information Definitions Technical Infrastructure Yellow Profile 17

18 Foundational Information Exchange Service Implementation Specifications SWIM Service Description Requirements for the minimum set of information elements to be contained by a service description what a service does, how a service works, how to access a service and other information for consuming a service SWIM Information Definition Requirements for defining the exchanged information conform the semantics of the ATM Information Reference Model (AIRM) examples of information definitions are: standardised information exchange models and data catalogues used to list details on the information that is exchanged references the AIRM, publicly available as a web resource and managed through the AIRM CCB SWIM Technical Infrastructure Yellow Profile: Requirements for the information technology (IT) infrastructure necessary for ensuring technical interoperability Specification of system interfaces, including the protocols for exchanging information Specification of technical infrastructure capabilities, including functional and non-functional capabilities. 18

19 Timeline package review by drafting group (by 19/4) Public Consultation (untill 8/9) 2017 Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Finish SWIM Standardisation Preparation of public consultation Review of comments phase Final Draft Specifications ready for review by the drafting group (31/3) Clarification Workshop (early June) SWIM Specifications published 19

20 Evolutionary refinement is given more importance than pursuit of initial perfection SWIM Foundational Specifications are only one essential part of the overall SWIM context 20

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22 The Three (3) Communities of Interest at the heart of what we do Values Openness Transparent Collaborative Consensus Pragmatic Contributing to the evolution of the Foundational SWIM Specifications and associated supporting material: Identification and development of support material Assessment of CRs to Specifications/Guidance and propose resolution should be the norm 22

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24 Our Objectives (2) Brief you on the ERAF process and how Change Request could be submitted No detailed discussion on modifying/expanding Specifications/Guidance during this workshop 24

25 Our Objectives (3) Discuss Supporting Material related to the Foundational SWIM Specifications 25

26 Need for Supporting Material Consultation comments SOR, minutes and Annex B that is what we promised Lessons from implementation support What was learned already Further re-use of SESAR 1 material Stakeholder suggestions 26

27 Scope and categories of supporting material Part of the specification that is supported Contextual The whole specification An individual requirement A complement to the specification Categories Explanatory An elaborated explanation of the requirement Best practice Goal: Better common understanding A way to satisfy the requirement Goal: copy the good example 27

28 Our Objectives (4) Discuss the way Supporting Material should be made available by Eurocontrol (initial considerations) Website Registry Paper document, etc. Confluence, as one mean to share supporting material 28

29 Establishment of three (3) Communities of Interest (CoI) related to the Foundational SWIM Specifications Brief you on the ERAF process and how Change Request could be submitted Discuss Supporting Material related to the Foundational SWIM Specifications Discuss the way Supporting Material should be made available (initial considerations) 29

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