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ASAS TN II Workshop Malmö Sept 26-28, 2005
SESAME
An initiative for the Single European Sky
from the European air transport community
ASAS TN II Workshop Malmö Sept 26-28, 2005
SESAME Definition PhaseA way to incorporate ASASinto the global ATM picture
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Background (1/2)
Sustainable growth in European economies and further EU integration and
harmonisation is essential (Lisbon Agenda)
Single European Sky Implementation Programme (SESAME) in support of the operational implementation of the SES Legislation
• SESAME will define the future ATM network and steer its subsequent
implementation phases
SESlegislation
SESAME Definition Phase SESAME Implementation Phases
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Background (2/2)
• Define European air transport system performance requirements up to 2020 and beyond.
• Identify globally interoperable and harmonised ATM solutions
• Establish a detailed and phased implementation and deployment plan,
• Produce the detailed Research and Technology and validation work programme,
• Propose the legislative, financial and regulatory framework
Source: CALL FOR TENDERS Nº AO/03/HQ/EC/05, Requirement Specification for Core Activity, p. 5&6
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General Objectives
• From agreed performance requirements to implementation of the future European ATM Network
Core foundation (ops concepts, architecture, specifications) for implementation with broad commitment
Further to this, R&T and validation activities to support the performance requirements for 2020 (long-term baseline)
• Define the launch conditions for implementation
Decision making processes, legislation, regulation, financing
Programme Management structure
The views of the Air Transport Industry
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Analyse air transport value and role of ATM
M1
Air Transport Framework identified
MARKET
Identify performance requirements & standards
M2
Performance requirements &
Standards established
SPECIFICATION
Identify the most promising ATM conceptsEx: ASAS, 4D trajectory exchange, CDM
M3
ATM target Concept defined
OPTIONS
Optimise concept for deployment
M4
ATM Baseline
frozen
SELECTION
Build the ATM Master Plan
M5
ATM Master Plan specified
ACTION PLAN
Define organi-sation & work- programme 2007-2013
M6
Work-programme for
2007-2013 completed
GO
The 6 Project MilestonesProgressive build-up of the ATM Master Plan through six incremental milestones
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The SESAME initiative is user and customer driven:
Tangible benefits must be defined and achieved
Buy-in is a prerequisite and is essential to minimise risks
The European ATM Master Plan will define viable transition scenarios for ANSPs, airspace
users and airports:
Costs/funding, Workforce, consistency with current investment plans
Global harmonisation / interoperability is one key condition for success,
Efforts must be undertaken on all levels: political, institutional, industrial
In brief
SESAME – a driver for changeSESAME – a driver for change
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CONSORTIUM
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Consortium: a broad basis of expertise
Lufthansa
Iberia
Air France
AEA
ERA
IAOPA
IATA
LVNL
LFV
Austrocontrol
AENA
DFS
DSNA
ENAV
NAV
NATS
BAA
FRAPORT
AAS
AENA
LFV
EADS
INDRA
Airbus
BAE Systems
Selex SI
Thales ATM
Thales Avionics
Research Centres (10)
CAA UK
BOEING
EURAMID
IFATCA
ATC EUC
JATMWG
EBAA
ECA
Potential Project Associates
Airspace Users Basic Consortium Members
(9)
ANSPs Basic Consortium Members
(9)
Airports Basic Consortium Members
(7)
Supply Industry Basic Consortium Members
(7)
EADS
Airbus
Thales SA
Thales ATM
Project Directorate(Secretary)
Air Traffic Alliance GIE
GLOBAL CONSORTIUM (co-contracting arrangements)
Content Responsibility (4 Basic Consortia and Project Associates)
Subcontracting arrangements
for admin purposes
Military(Observer)
Users(4)
ANSPs(3)
Airports(2)
Supply Industry (1)
PROJECT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (10 voting rights)
Project Directorate
KLM
Munich Airport
ADP
SWISS
• Initially: 29 members (co-contractors)• Currently: up to 33 members
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SESAME Work Breakdown Structure SESAME Work Breakdown Structure
Airspace Users
ANSP Supply Industry
EURC RCT AIRPORT
3. Implementation Plan Definition
3.1 Integration of European ATM Initiatives & ProgrammesTask 3.1.1: Integration with on-going initiatives
Task 3.1.2: Impacts of external initiatives
Task 3.1.3: Recommendation for an effective integration of the future ATM network
3.2 Short-term improvements & Deployment PlanTask 3.2.1: Identification of limits/Blocking points. For airspace environment.Task 3.2.2: Identification of limits/Blocking points. For airport environmentTask 3.2.3: Trade-off analysis for early performance improvement selection
Task 3.2.4: Establishment of deployment costs for the short term improvements
Task 3.2.5: Standardisation activity (operational & technical) required for the short term baselineTask 3.2.6: Description & schedule of the Short Term Baseline
Task 3.2.7: Description & schedule of the Short Term Baseline
3.3 Deployment scenarios & trade-offsTask 3.3.1: Methodology for transition strategy trade-offs
Task 3.3.2: Establishment of deployment costs for the deployment scenarios as input into 3.3.3Task 3.3.3: Trade-off analysis and selection of deployment scenarios
3.4 ATM Master Plan 2007-2020Task 3.4.1: Consolidated RoM (rough order of magnitude) targetcost of overall investments needed for R&D, Human Resources and Infrastructure deploymentTask 3.4.2: Deployment Planning
Task 3.4.3: R&T/D Program Planning
Task 3.4.4: Benefit Planning
Task 3.4.5: Financial & Investment Planning
Task 3.4.6: Regulatory / Legislative Planning
2. Performance Requirements & System Definition
2.1 Performance RequirementsTask 2.1.1: Assessment on Current Baseline
Task 2.1.2: Define Strategic Objectives (Safety, Security, Capacity, Environment, Cost, World-wide Interoperability, …)
2.2 ATM Network Concepts of OperationTask 2.2.1: Inventory of on-going initiatives (promising function resulting from Research, …)Task 2.2.2: Definition of ATM operations based on new concept including airspace redesignTask 2.2.3: Identification the underlying ATM functions
Task 2.2.4: Resulting set of recommendations for operationalconcepts trade-offs analysis
2.3 Modelling and Performance AssessmentTask 2.3.1: Compute and Map Operational Concepts & Airspace KPIs based on identified available tools and methodologiesTask 2.3.2: Investigate needs for new appropriate modelling andvalidation tools and methodologies
2.4 System ArchitectureTask 2.4.1: Overall architecture & alternatives, including allocationof functions on the various systems and related data flowTask 2.4.2: Description of responsibility and procedures for ANSP sub-systemsTask 2.4.3: Description of responsibility and procedures forairborne sub-systems (ANSP, Airport, Airline operator)Task 2.4.4: Description of responsibility and procedures for Airportsub-systemsTask 2.4.5: Analysis of the various technical sub-systems/functions supporting the architectureTask 2.4.6: Resulting set of recommendations for architecture trade-offs analysis
2.5 Technology AssessmentTask 2.5.1: Identification of future technical needs for the implementation of the long term baselineTask 2.5.2: Inventory of potential aeronautical technologies, benchmarking with other technologies, assessment of limitations.Analysis of expected technical performance compared to requirementsTask 2.5.3: Mapping to technical needs and recommendation for development of innovative technologies required to fill the gapTask 2.5.4: Resulting set of recommendations for technology trade-offs analysis
2.6 Standardisation & InteroperabilityTask 2.6.1: Identification of critical elements for the long term baselineTask 2.6.2: Contribution to StandardisationIdentification and potential creation of the appropriate standardisation groups.
1.1 Air Transport Value ChainTask 1.1.1: Analysis of the Air Transport Value Chain
Task 1.1.2: Evaluation of ATM System within the Air Transport Value ChainTask 1.1.3: Security
Task 1.1.4: Environment
1.2 Decision Making Mechanisms & TriggersTask 1.2.1: Identification of existing mechanisms and triggers for decision making
Task 1.2.2: Definition of new mechanisms for timely andharmonised decision making
1.3 Financial & InvestmentTask 1.3.1: Review existing financial mechanisms and identify investment needs for the whole programme.
Task 1.3.2: Prepare a proposal for the Financial and Investment Plan,including financing schemes and incentive policies.
1.4 Cost Benefit ModellingTask 1.4.1: Review of existing tools and preparation of the CBA model
Task 1.4.2: Consolidate & update the CBA model with data supportingthe trade-offs and Financial Plans.
1.5 Legislation & RegulationTask 1.5.1: Legislative and regulatory benchmarking with third countries (US mainly)
Task 1.5.2: Identification of potential modifications to existing legislation and regulation to be undertaken within or beyond the scope of short-, mid- and long-term packages
1.6 ATM Safety RegulationTask 1.6.1: Study of impact of new concepts and procedures onSafety regulation
Task 1.6.2: Compliance and synchronisation with ICAO Safetystandards
1.7 Human ResourcesTask 1.7.1: Social impacts of the evolution of roles, tasks and functionalities and the new set of skills to be required in the mediumand longer term.
Task 1.7.2: Harmonised recruitment, training and licensing policy
Task 1.7.3: Determination of social factors to be taken into account when establishing deployment plan of harmonised ATM organisation
4. Work Programme for 2007-2011
4.1 Management Structure & ProcessTask 4.1.1: Programme and Governance rules
Task 4.1.2: Definition of Roles & Responsibilities
Task 4.1.3: Risk Management
4.2 Methodology Development & ToolsTask 4.2.1: System Engineering Development & Validation Process
Task 4.2.2: Standardisation, Interoperability & Harmonisation Process: define interoperability and its attributes Task 4.2.3: Modelling, Simulation & Validation Tools Definition required during the development lifecycle
4.3 Work-Programme Content for 2007-2011Task 4.3.1: Short-term / Baseline 2007 Development: definition of activities required for the deployment of the short term baseline
Task 4.3.2: Mid Term / Baseline 2012 Development: definition of the research & validation activitiesTask 4.3.3: Long Term / Baseline 2017+ Assessment: definition of the innovative research activities
2. Performance Requirements & System Definition1. Institutional Framework Definition
3. Implementation Plan Definition 4. Work Programme for 2007-2011
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MANAGEMENT
3 Bodies:
- Executive Committee- Project Directorate
- Content Integration Team (CIT)
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Executive Committee
• The Executive committee is in charge of the overall direction and major decisions with a strategic and high level operational role.
• It gives appropriate mandate to the project directorate for the daily project operations.
• It supervises the work of the Content Integration Team and of the Project Directorate.
• It decides upon use of the Project reserve.
• It is composed of :4 Users representatives including the Chairman, 3 ANSPs representatives, 2 Airports, 1 Industry,1 Military observer.
• All decisions should be based on consensus, where required voting mechanism applies with at least 75% for decision.
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Project Directorate
Project Director
Project Assistant
Quality & Risk Manager
Contract & Finance Manager
PMOPerformance
ManagerCommunication
Managers
Configuration & Data Manager
Milestone Manager
WP Coordinators
Project Directorate• Ensures the Project control, time and cost
management,• Handles a master project plan, integrating the
dashboards associated to the processes under monitoring (progress, risks, quality,…).
• Reports to the Executive Committee, and to the Purchaser and the European Commission within the mandate attributed to it by the Executive Committee.
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Content Integration Team: CIT
• Manage the content of the Project:Drive the preparation of the Milestone Objective Plans (in cooperation with Project
Directorate and R levels)Ensure consistency of the work performed through the different Milestones, incl.
the successful building of the ATM Master PlanPrepare the Di by integrating the outputs generated by the Participants on WP and
Task level as R/O/WEnsure compliance of the work performed with the Milestone Objective Plans and,
more generally, the overall project objectives
• Organisational framework:Staffed by Basic Consortia (2 from ANSP, 2 from Industry, 1 from User Group and
1 from EUROCONTROL (tbd)) in order to provide corresponding expertiseReporting to ExComCollocated with Project Directorate
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Relationships within the Project
Project Directorate
Executive Committee
PROCESS CONTENT
CIT
WBS
Collocation
Participants
Responsibility assignment
Personnel assignment
Sequence of activities
WP Coordinators R/O/W resp.
Milestone Managers
Content IntegratorsD6
D5D4
D3D2
D1
Reporting lines
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COMMUNICATION PLAN
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Communication & Buy-in Plan
• Relevant levels of communication :Buy-in of results, recommendations and deliverables
Feed-back (through appropriate Q&A forms)
Political Buy-in and reporting to political / institutional bodies (e.g. SES
Committee, ICB, …)
PR & Marketing
• The relevant stakeholders groups (Internal / external parties)
• Mechanisms and tools:Existing channels (stakeholders associations’ working groups / newsletters,
appropriate EUROCONTROL consultation processes)
Channels to be developed (newsletters, presentations, conferences etc)
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Communication & Buy-in Plan
Airport represen-tatives
Usersrepresen-tatives
Airspace usersgroup
Industry group
Airports group
ANSP group
Associates represen-tatives
ANSP represen-tatives
SESAMEExCom
Associates
Nonparticipatingairports
Non participatingindustry
Non participatingairspaceusers
Non participatingANSPs
Non participatingassociates
Political buy-in
Industryrepresen-tatives
WP/TasksBuy-In
Buy-in withinstakeholdergroups
Non participants buy-in
Political buy -in
Internal:
External: