Asa next gen progress rpt

1. Edward Bolton
Assistant Administrator, NextGen
Federal Aviation Administration
Marke Gibson, Maj Gen (Ret)
Executive Director
NextGen Institute
Presented by
NextGen Progress Report
Aerospace States Association
May 2014

2. What is NextGen
NextGen is the transformation of the world's safest aviation
system from ground-based radar to satellite-based
surveillance. It will make air travel even safer and more efficient
and reduce the impact on the environment.
It’s an investment in America and a commitment to ensure a
thriving air transportation system, now and in the future.
The FAA is developing solutions to ensure that NextGen works
for all users of the national airspace system, including airports,
airlines and the general aviation community.
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3. NextGen Improvements
Voice Communications
Ground-Based Navigation
Radar Surveillance
Limited Automation
Processing
Disparate Point-to-Point
Systems
Legacy System NextGen
Digital & Voice Communications
Performance Based Navigation
Satellite-Based Surveillance
Improved Automation
Processing and Decision
Support Tools
Integrated Systems and
Information Distribution
work to increase efficiency, flexibility, predictability,
safety and environmental benefits
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4. National Airspace System Today
• Air traffic services for the
world’s largest and busiest
airspace.
• Air traffic controllers track
aircraft and keep them
separated as they fly between
navigation aids on the ground.
• Radar periodically updates the
location of aircraft.
• Controllers communicate using
radios and telephones.
• Nav aids are located where
geography allows and do not
provide the most direct routes.
• Controllers often add distance
between aircraft to ensure
safety.
• Weather causes 75 percent of
delays.
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6. Delivering NextGen
En Route Automation Modernization
• Seamless info sharing
• Flexible routing
• Automatic flight coordination
• Enables NextGen capabilities
• In place nationwide 2015
Automation platform for NextGen operations in high-altitude airspace
Constrained Automation Flexible Automation, Decision- Support Tools
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7. Delivering NextGen
Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast
Satellite-based surveillance
Radar Surveillance Satellite-Based Surveillance
• Precision position updates
• Cockpit traffic and weather
• Safer flights
• Improved separation
• Oceanic altitude changes
• In place nationwide 2014
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8. Delivering NextGen
Performance Based Navigation (PBN)
Precision routes
• Reduced flight time and fuel
• Flexible weather reroutes
• Integrated traffic flow
• End-to-end PBN network
• Airspace deconfliction
Ground-Based Navigation Performance-Based Navigation
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9. Delivering NextGen
System Wide Information Management (SWIM)
Data-sharing platform
Inconsistent Data from Multiple Sources Common Shared Data
• Identical information for NAS users
• Flexible and secure information
management architecture
• Enables data exchange and
interoperability across systems
• Supports exchange of NAS data:
surface, weather, flight, etc.
Transformational Program
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10. Top Seven Programs
As of: April 2014
Dec-13 Mar-14 Apr-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Dec-15 2016+Sep-13
En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM)
Complete Final / 20th IOC
September 2014
Complete Final / 20th ORD
March 2015
Terminal Automation Modernization and Replacement (TAMR)
1 ARTS IIIE
IOC (Dallas – D10)
April 2013
Complete 3 ARTS IIE IOCs
Sept. 2014
Final ARTS IIIE IOC
May 2016
System Wide Information Management (SWIM)
Complete SWIM Terminal Data Distribution System
(STDDS) Implementation June 2014
Complete Flight Data Publication
IOC July 2015
Complete NextGen
Capabilities Package
Sep.2013
SWIM Segment 2B FID Sept.2014
NAS Voice System (NVS)
Achieve Gov’t Acceptance
of two NVS Demo systems at
contractor's facility
Complete Initial
Demonstrations
March 2014
Final Investment
Decision (FID) Sept.2014
Initiate OT&E
Dec. 2016
Begin ATC
Task & Skills Analysis (TASA)
Development Nov.2015
Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B)
Radio Infrastructure Complete
March 2014
NAS-wide Pilot Advisory Services
(Traffic & Weather) April 2014
Complete Final 24 of 24
En Route IOCs Sept. 2015
Complete All Term. &
Surf. IOCs 2019
ADS-B Out Rule Compliance Jan. 2020
Terminal Flight Data Manager (TFDM)
Contract Award
April 2015
Complete Key Site IOC
2017
Final Investment
Decision (FID) March 2015
Initial Investment Decision (IID)
March 2014
Screening Info. Request (SIR)
Release Sept 2014
Surveillance
Communications
Automation
Integration
Activity is completed
Activity is in progress
Activity is at risk
Activity is missed
Legend
Data Communication (Data Comm)
Initiate DCL Tower Trials:
MEM Jan.2013 &
EWR April 2013
Complete DCL Tower Trials
September 2014
Complete DCL Tower Service
Operational Test &
Evaluation (OT&E) Nov. 2015
DCL Tower Service
IOC Key Site (SLC)
March 2016
En Route Services FID
October 2014 First Site IOC
En Route
Service 2019
Surface Visualization Tool
IOC at SCT April 2014
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11. NextGen Budget Profile
(FY 2007 – FY 2015)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
DollarsinMillions
Fiscal year
NextGen Operations Programs
NextGen R,E&D Programs
Other NextGen Support:
Congressional Earmarks
NextGen Pre-Implementation Activities
NextGen Implementation Programs
NextGen Transformational Programs
127.6
212.0
695.1
867.7
883.3
934.9
883.3
835.6
901.3
†Note: Does not include acceleration
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12. FAA Region and Center Operations
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http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headq
uarters_offices/arc/ro_center/

13. www.faa.gov/nextgen
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14. Backup
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