SWIM segment 2 deployment and utilization in NextGen R&amp;amp;D programs

Standley, Jonathan; Brown, V. Susan; Comitz, Paul; Schoolfield, Joe

doi:10.1109/icnsurv.2012.6218405

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“…EUROCONTROL and FAA have co-developed Flight Information Exchange Model (FIXM), Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM), and Weather Information Exchange Model (WXXM). FIXM [2,3] captures data related to flights throughout their lifecycle from pre-flight planning through departure, en-route, and arrival segments, including data on aircraft location, aircraft characteristics, and cargo contents. AIXM [3][4][5] describes airspace routes, procedures, boundaries, fixes, navaids, and airport surface elements (runways, gates, etc.).…”

Section: Standardized Data Exchange Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…FIXM [2,3] captures data related to flights throughout their lifecycle from pre-flight planning through departure, en-route, and arrival segments, including data on aircraft location, aircraft characteristics, and cargo contents. AIXM [3][4][5] describes airspace routes, procedures, boundaries, fixes, navaids, and airport surface elements (runways, gates, etc.). WXXM [3,6] models meteorological observations, forecasts, and measurement procedures for weather features and phenomena with spatial and temporal extent.…”

Section: Standardized Data Exchange Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…AIXM [3][4][5] describes airspace routes, procedures, boundaries, fixes, navaids, and airport surface elements (runways, gates, etc.). WXXM [3,6] models meteorological observations, forecasts, and measurement procedures for weather features and phenomena with spatial and temporal extent. Independent from governmental standardization efforts, the airline industry has been developing Airline Industry Data Model (AIDM) [7].…”

Section: Standardized Data Exchange Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The ontology focuses on concepts relevant to FAA's organizational functions, and includes the following broad categories of entities: people with their roles and organizations; air transportation activities (design, planning, oversight, assessment, enforcement); resources (financial, human, information, physical); transportation conveyances (aircraft, landcraft, spacecraft, watercraft); aircraft systems; rules, procedures, and legislative mandates; and others. [45] System Wide Information Management (SWIM) [3] is a data distribution framework being implemented by FAA and EUROCONTROL to standardize mechanisms for delivery of ATM data between producers and consumers using a subscription-based service oriented architecture. As part of the SWIM architecture, data providers create services to access their data.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Ontologies for aviation data management

Keller

2016

2016 IEEE/AIAA 35th Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC)

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Managing complex aviation data can be a significant challenge for any enterprise-whether a government agency, airline, airframe manufacturer, or aviation service provider. To handle this challenge, data models are typically developed to characterize and manage the data generated, used, and stored by a given enterprise. Unfortunately, different data providers employ qualitatively different data models, and this gives rise to problems exchanging data across organizational boundaries. Over the past decade, these problems have motivated data producers and consumers to look toward standardized data exchange models to address data interoperability. In this paper we examine some of these standardized data exchange models and compare them with a new type of data model based on ontologies. Ontology models have emerged in recent years from a confluence of research in the artificial intelligence, semantic web, and information science communities. This paper introduces ontology models, provides several use cases for ontologies relevant to aviation data management, and summarizes state-ofthe-art aviation prototype applications that utilize ontologies.

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Section: Standardized Data Exchange Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%