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aed the Oxivod @irspare Systew (DOG) Gervice
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* OOG Coterprise Deseuging Service (DEDG)
٠ Geqevedt I Opdate
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لت بلمسا و وم او و مایب ای
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GO10 t& و 0۵05 1:
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senice (ie., bose courier)
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رح ومست تاجات Domne +
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Geceveded Q@pprowlk tp SGO1D
۰ COMM Geywed 4:
of Pedercted services ta the DG wit GO10-provided بو و و مات
0 اس ty support daveb oP ماه اوه له و
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مور tracks prowess را و reviews
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سا ۹۵ تیوه و موه موس موه ارات
مت روا مه الم (عظ۵) و۳ 4 ۶
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GO10 Goede
و
COW Coywea d
COW Caged
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GO10 Dieses
Ieteqraed Deuker Gpstew (C1MG) Publication طسو
vperstiond * O1DG GAP
Gpeord Doe Prepare (S00) Purwaed Data Bacher
ساسج * Peroanticd Poros Dannewent (BID) GIP
Derwind Deaker Gysiew (POG) Pubtoatoa
خاكت) 1۳۵۵ ۰ سس
عم Dota امه ۰ مت ملس
(PEO) GIP
PARE cts Publection operctioad * Decker Deseo Guatchint
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(مس) عمط( 62010
GOB Bucwoed Data Bxckoae ppercicnd * ERBO GIP
Pew IePorwaica Pubteoica pperciocad * DPD CUP
Der امس Dott Dpitbuton operand * GOD لس
Oetrtrics Gyeew (POO) GAP
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Gysiew/Pight Data Taz Ouput (WCDOG/PO10) opercticcd *
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Reavw Oud Roce (ROR) Publicaica Gervice operatic *
PEO GIP:
۳ Ota Pubtoatics — Cuterprse Gervices vperaiocd * 0
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vepostory, wiht, oad web sie
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۳۲49 له @vivites
‘hopewed riterpree GOB wvernne
* م6 طموت C wives
۰ تاو 00606 ۳16۵0 Octs Publocion
۰ ول owas Dawe Garvie (DOG) prope
۰ ول Review Por Oetwork Pave Proved (DTP)
۰ بل Review Por “Weaty oad Key مه )10(
۰ موق سلمون 6 10۵ Prod Iwestrrdt Devbicn (PO)
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Qvuesiow vad Oowweuts?
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ملس ۰
٠ GOW Progen Oveniew
* GOO Covercaae und he 6
* DEDG
* Geywedt | Opdate
* Chard Cocpputicry
* bowePern Phos
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Oket & Govercee?
° ke set oP processes tt species he تسیل +
ed wovucdbiip tht eaccurage desirable betaviors tr
ke prysazaird (Barter, COO)
عا وو ع انه لج ome جسم لج Pog Ea ۰
دصادطعا بواج حمق جد os expevied
vertat evel oP qualy (Bartaer, COO)
4oeeds to be just euvugh to posure suDDRSs,
but aot sv qurk os te becowe idPlexible oad wraliisic
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Wow des vee @overa?
۰ منت ,روص و وه پمپلصال2) ord
TO ۱ وه people (devisiva
rights)"
۰ Cstoblshtag weasureweud, policy ood coud
weokwiisws to exible people to carry out their
roles ued nespousibiitics"
Ou Cuterprise Perspevive
“Reto Dabed Process, versen PD. GO سا مه له موه
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Guterprise @overcene Perspevive
The Good...
‘Led Por GO oad Deb Gervices
uadiiout (Boverocame beads امه و
ioplewentaives und “rogue” services.
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Goope vE GO10 @overseee
VWs a pat FP COO Covercawe
Oke & POB/WTO/OOG yoverceae?
Q@stcblohtay deviicd woktry righty wepctded
wth ter ۵
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a te Peoprl oP server io COND Bovercnwe & 3 root لوصحو
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COO مسج
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GO10 و0
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لس Onrvice Ouwckchate Dpprovd by Peckuird Review Board (MRO)
+ ۵010 تا ماما نجل سوم approved proyrniy
۰ 01۲ روا نمی do
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- GOW Gervee LPeorle Docxewed Provesses ALO
* LOO west tey dt
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۰ POG Pecketcal Orcackards ProPte
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= COO للم
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* POO-OTO-OOF Deb )سم
+ POO-OPO-OO9 Web Cerrace Deveriains Dixanvnrcty
+ POO-OPO-0OO Orb Orree Pannen
- 0010 و مه( سول ALD
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‘Techical Infrastructure Services
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GO10 Govercoue Policies Oultoe
٠١ GTROTOG1O GOS POL1O10G
COO موجه روط
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- مه سم مه
موه مه
ون مه
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POLICIES
- مه م0
= Restore Gent
Gener Ooreneort
(ote: chy Pronr fe سه 2 ی Brohiechre Gyan Orn”
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GO10 ‘Ikteropercbiliy Grondards
* Ose oP GOW Genice Ooctaer OoPivare (Geuwedt 0(
= NOG Provider Orxndarckzuivs (POCE Oessape Oroker | عنم
Ove DQ)
* Gupported Orssage Porwots und Troosporis
= CODP-wer-Lyper Pent DrexePer Prowl (PDP) LyperDent
DrexePer Proton Oevue (LPPPO)
= eXtewible Dark-wp Lerner (XOL)-over-LPPO/LP DPS
- COOP -werlaa Desenye Serve (JOO)
= XOb-vver-IOG
* GOBP Orssagay OG-1 CoPoreawe
- O10 ‘eteropercblyy ast: Prohle
* Orrery Otackwerts 1 COOP Dessages
— GOP wi Btackwents
= Orson ما م0 مومس )0۱0۵0(
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GO10 ‘kteropercbiliy Gtandards (cou.)
* (06 Orsexp Type
= DexXDevexne Por XOL vr text
= موس Por brary data
= Obert(Desene — DO, toples uadesircble محري وها
۰ رسپ | Reposiory
- م0 - رفسمه Gervices Desoripion Lacnare (DOL)
— Cateyprizaiva - PRB-STO-O89 and 6۵0010 Paxcwwies
۰ وربوق IeterPace Orsiqn
= Orsi Pokies
موه IoterPace Desorption — Deb Gervice اجه سو حب ذا
(0600)
* IePorsvdics Geruniy
- GOW Owic Gevurty ProPie
* Ceruice Ouragewed
(100) عملا موه( مرول -
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ماو 860210)
* ۵010 Copious Deh tatica:
- وا موه تلو(" ۵0۳10 Potoies.”
(GOW Gervee LPeoole Dacagewect
rovesses Vl.)
* OrrPicdion Oerkuisws
= Dern review وه ۳و
- واه رس مهو
۰ 008
+ Devan Pooks (Prtoad, Leu, et...)
COW Orb Genice Genny Oowpkane
Pest Kt (GOW OC-G OPK)
+ Pokey Gervers
۰ ۷0, مج
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GOO Gutabiliy Criteria
* OOG Cxterpree Ow
= Poteutd Por extstry G10 service ty be uized or واه to cert he
requirewed
— Cotectal Por oker users to beoePit Prow the iPorcatica ام
لوح hazards Por expostry dota trouds O10 (e.x., proprietary
dota, oP wer wress)
٠ Prope Ow (Cost, Gckedue, Tevkurd)
— biPe-Oprle Cost oP GO10 versus viker شوه
بص م۳ زرا زاو ون Oysew =
|
و توارط -
اج رو و
= Cxtetay architecture! vedere soktiod kepacts
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Gernice Dsopvercbiliy
© Oscovercbiliy sa hey Pricciple oP Gervice Desicn! ta
uGO@®
* Comer wetadata Prexvework 7 express purpose
und copublites oP the Gervice
— Bbw تعنص یط
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° Packs of Genice Dest, Br etd. Precice Wal, 6
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thet privat dete tshed OO Prow امن روط و( ue the exbieore بط و
نمسای فا preven
ما سبط ۵ اروت
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Gernice Revysiry/Repvsiory
۰ @ Geruice Reysty مور و و tot provides courvled were 0
dota wevessary Por the koplewestaica ved qovernne oP GOB
Propuis
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— Gores Polves, Provesses, und Oohewes ty support Bovercawe @riviies
رت لسن ماه اس co oe لا رای ore تس ote:
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Ok u Revyeiry/Reposiory?
Coley on standards ecPorvewedt
او مامت اوه وه
رون تا لو )20 tePrastructure to هن مات حول rewse
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۳۷۹0
"مادم وان ۵ص سل or رصن ۳و تلوب امه ٩6 *
(۵4۵9مومم)
۳ حودمم وشوو ووط ۳046009 .۰
* GO10 kes dePiced uddhicod tourwies required Por DOG Gervices
* Ose ond Suppo oP excep ecPorvewed is orticd io the sucess oP oy
reysty مصاداموم هاوه
* Cotectd Taxcanmy Ounddates:
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عدن ©
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www be wed ييه ند he serie
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= OpsOpe (Orrear پم سم و م0 ety.)
= ARO (‘hierPore Requirrsorte Dieancnnt)
Revysiry Gtoadards
Orsorpios, Osrovery, ont Ideyruics (0001) حول ۰
سم وف مره بط و
ایحا مارح رجات اوقت توا
+ Ckvrvur Owkess XOL (bXOL)
ونم واه له وه تام تال
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OGRR Order
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Qvuesiow vad Oowweuts?
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Cor مهو 6201010 وس ۵ ۶ب ued tke
OGRA, plewe vrutat:
لول لو
لچهرا عون GO1D
phous: (COC) 9979
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لمی)
لس
688010 Progra Overview
GOO مه مهم the DGRR
* OGOG
* Gegeedt | Opdate
* Clad Cowputicry
٠ ممص ا“-يجور| Phos
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ارجه )و6 +1
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‘Administrative
Data/Network
Support
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Services
Provisioning
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interaction Services:
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Lbwered, Pwo-Mer Orchitevture:
Cxterprise Ooweid on Gervice Oowuicr
Layered wchtecre weed Por باط سجر oP شوت wor
= Gerver Downs Per: eerloion prowrawe de w pramlbleow ner wah dons
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ta ما سول cumer
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OGOG Oser QOeplbp wet Gratus
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Overs reports)
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Qvuesiow vad Oowweuts?
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or wore Poros oo how pour prog wil toterPace wik DEOG,
Pwr prota:
shoo Robb
GOW Require weds bead
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موومه موه (609) سر
QOuwees Ordo
۳۱۱ مه Door
تج 6و وت و
سار )60( 6-۵
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تلم
تم
GO1D Progagw Oveniew
GOO مهو vad the OGRR
* OEOG
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٠ bow Tern Phos
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600010 Gexpvect 0
۰ @ederced Opprowh
= Akoplexvectaioa of a set oP Pederated services ta the DBO wi GOWM-
provided qpuernnre, standards, موه ۵ كام اعد developarect of
rawcble GOO services
- GOW praites:
Overdl Progra Oust oad Grbedue
= GOND Gystew Cagneeriny ond Require weds Oonnewect
= OrPitoc oad Dotter of Progra Level Oareewects (PLDs) wits
او POR
— Coverccae oF Greed | porticipacts
- ON oe ا ساس
QOaoaxtoy the develbpwedt od deplored oF olorted GOD requirewects
per ke GOW Pied Progeny Requireweds Ooruvedt oad it word
wits he GOI Progran Grbedie
— Reportey progress اوه موه
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GO10 Geceved 1 Cupubiliies
من لل
shea
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و
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srry One an (ROR)
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System Wide Information
Management (SWIM)
3rd Annual SWIMposium: An
Informational Panel on the
SWIM Program
Presented to: FAA Staff
By: SWIM Staff
Date: September 27, 2011
Federal Aviation
Administration
Agenda
• Introduction
• SWIM Program Overview
• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Governance
and the National Airspace System (NAS) Service
Registry/Repository (NSRR)
• NAS Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS)
• Segment 1 Update
• Cloud Computing
• Long-Term Plans
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Agenda
• Introduction
• SWIM Program Overview
•
•
•
•
•
SOA Governance and the NSRR
NEMS
Segment 1 Update
Cloud Computing
Long-Term Plans
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Program Concept
SWIM is an IT infrastructure program that will operate in the background to
provide data to authorized users
SWIM will:
• Implement a SOA in the NAS
• Allow the FAA to create new system interfaces more quickly and cheaper than is
possible today
• Facilitate the data-sharing that is required for the Next Generation Air Transportation
System (NextGen)
SWIM will not:
• Be a set of avionics equipment
• Substitute for NAS modernization programs
• Replace FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure (FTI)
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SWIM Concept
• Migrate the NAS to SOA
– Makes it easier to establish interfaces between systems
• Get the right information to the right place at the right time: NetCentricity!
– Facilitate Shared Situational Awareness
– Facilitate Collaborative Decision Making
• Establish governance over service implementations
• Represents significant cultural change
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SOA organizes technical capabilities in a standard way to
allow flexible accomplishment of constantly changing
demands
Service
S
Capabilities performed by one for
another to achieve a desired outcome
SOA establishes services as the
mechanism by which needs and capabilities
are brought together
Oriented
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When capabilities are self-contained and
independent to enable a collection of
services to be linked together to solve a
business problem
SOA standardizes the necessary
interfaces and behavior to support
interaction
Architecture
A
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The fundamental organization of a
system embodied in its capabilities, their
interactions, and the environment
SOA provides an organizing and delivery
paradigm that derives greater value by
reusing existing software solutions rather
than duplicating capabilities
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SWIM is a SOA Implementation
• SWIM provides:
― SOA technology infrastructure
― Governance to ensure that information management standards and
processes are followed
• Leads to consistent service development, operation, and
management across the enterprise
• By following SOA standards and principles:
― SWIM makes services available on a network
― Enables systems on the network seeking those services to invoke them
without having to change or adapt to the underlying implementation of the
service (i.e., loose coupling)
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Conceptual Overview
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State of the System
Business as Usual
- More point-to-point unique
interfaces
- Costly development, test,
maintenance, CM
- New decisions linked to old
data constructs
- Cumbersome data access
outside the NAS
Today
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Host
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Management
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FAA Systems
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MS
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Systems
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Government Systems
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SWIM Segment 1
SWIM Future Segment
SWIM Adapter
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Segmented Approach to SWIM
• SWIM Segment 1:
― Implementation of a set of federated services in the NAS with SWIM-provided
governance, standards, and software to support development of reusable SOA
services
― SWIM provides requirements, schedule, and funding to seven other NAS
programs; tracks progress via formal monthly reviews
― Segment 1 results in SOA services deployed to all Air Route Traffic Control
Centers (ARTCCs), 37 Terminal Radar Approach Controls
(TRACONs), the Air Traffic Control System Command Center, the William
J. Hughes Technical Center (WJHTC), and NAS Enterprise Management
Centers (NEMCs)
• SWIM Segment 2:
― Continues provision of governance, standards, and software to additional NAS
programs
― Implements enterprise messaging service for new “SWIM Implementing
Programs” (SIPs) and facilitates transition by Segment 1 SIPs
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Segment 1 Capabilities
•Aeronautical Information
•Management (AIM) COI
•Flight & Flow
•Weather COI
•Management COI
•Flight Data
•Publication
•Corridor Integrated Weather
•Special Use Airspace (SUA)
•System (CIWS) Publication
•Automated Data Exchange
•SWIM Terminal Data
•Distribution System (STDDS)
Integrated Terminal Weather
System (ITWS) Publication
•Flow Information
•Publication
•Pilot Report (PIREP) Data
•Runway Visual Range (RVR)
•Publication
Capabilities will be implemented as multiple services by
SIPs through FY15
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•Publication
•Reroute
•Data Exchange
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SWIM Schedule
FY
09
FY 10
FY 11
FY 12
FY 13
FY 14
FY 15
FY 16
FY 17
SWIM Segment 1
SWIM Segment 2
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SWIM Milestones
DATES
October 2010
CAPABILITIES
Corridor Integrated Weather System (CIWS) Publication
operational • CIWS SIP
December 2010
Special Use Airspace (SUA) Automated Data Exchange
operational • Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) SIP
January 2011
Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS) Publication
operational • ITWS SIP
June 2011
Reroute Data Exchange operational • Traffic Flow Management
(TFM) SIP
June 2012
PIREP Data Publication operational • Weather Message Switching
Center Replacement (WMSCR) SIP
October 2012
Flight Data Publication – Initial Flight Data Services operational • En
Route Automation Modernization (ERAM) SIP
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SWIM Milestones (cont.)
DATES
CAPABILITIES
February 2013 SUA Automated Data Exchange operational • ERAM SIP
August 2013 Flow Information Publication operational • TFM SIP
August 2013
Terminal Data Distribution operational • SWIM Terminal Data
Distribution System (STDDS) SIP
Flight Data Publication – Host Automation Data Distribution
March 2014 System/Flight Data Input Output (HADDS/FDIO) operational •
ERAM SIP
June 2014
March 2015
Runway Visual Range (RVR) Publication Service operational •
TFM SIP
Flight Data Publication – Enterprise Services operational • ERAM
SIP
March 2015 PIREP Data Publication operational • ERAM SIP
September
SWIM Tool Kits • SWIM Core Services
2015
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FY11 Accomplishments
• Released the SWIM Segment 2 Technical Overview and draft Final
Program Requirements
• CIWS and ITWS SWIM services became operational
• AIM demonstrated SUA Automated Data Exchange Initial Operating
Capability (IOC)
• Deployed Terminal Data Distribution System (TDDS) prototype
• Performed governance oversight of SIPs and other FAA programs to
ensure interoperability between systems
• Continued SOA suitability assessments of other FAA programs that are
going through the Joint Resources Council (JRC) process
• Continued operating Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software
repository, wiki, and web site
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FY12 Planned Activities
• Implement enterprise SOA governance
• Execute Segment 2 activities
• Deploy WMSCR PIREP Data Publication
• Develop Domain Name Service (DNS) prototype
• Design Review for Network Time Protocol (NTP)
• Design Review for Identity and Key Management (IKM)
• Conduct Segment 2 JRC Final Investment Decision (FID)
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Questions and Comments?
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Agenda
• Introduction
• SWIM Program Overview
• SOA Governance and the NSRR
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•
•
•
NEMS
Segment 1 Update
Cloud Computing
Long-Term Plans
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What is Governance?
• The set of processes that specifies the decision making
and accountability that encourage desirable behaviors in
the organization (Gartner, 2007)
• Ensuring and validating that assets and artifacts within the
architecture are acting as expected and maintaining a
certain level of quality (Gartner, 2007)
It needs to be just enough to ensure success,
but not so much as to become inflexible and monolithic
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How does one Govern?
• Establishing chains of responsibility, authority, and
communication to empower people (decision
rights)1
• Establishing measurement, policy and control
mechanisms to enable people to carry out their
roles and responsibilities1
An Enterprise Perspective
1
Rational Unified Process, version 7.0.1 SOA Governance and Management Overview
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Enterprise Governance Perspective
The Good…
SWIM Compliant
Non-Government
Systems
FAA Systems
SWIM Compliant
Government
Systems
SWIM Core
Capabilities
…the Bad…
… and the Ugly
SW IM
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Core
Domai n X
Core
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Zeal for SOA and Web Services
without Governance leads to incompatible
implementations and “rogue” services.
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Scope of SWIM Governance
It’s a part of FAA Governance
What is FAA/ATO/NAS governance?
Establishing decision making rights associated
with the FAA/ATO/NAS
Establishing mechanisms and policies used to
measure and control the way
FAA/ATO/NAS decisions are made and
carried out
FAA Governance
ATO Governance
NAS Governance
SWIM
Governance
What is SWIM governance?
Extension of NAS governance
focused on the lifecycle of services to
ensure the business value of SWIM
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SWIM Governance is a catalyst
for improving overall NAS, Air
Traffic Organization (ATO) and
FAA governance
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SWIM Governance
• WHO is responsible
– Governance Authority
• Initial Service Candidate Approval by Technical Review Board (TRB)
• SWIM manages remainder of lifecycle for approved programs
– Service Providers responsibilities documented
– Service Consumers responsibilities documented
• WHAT must they do
– SWIM Governance Policies v1.1
– SWIM Service Lifecycle Management Processes v1.0
• HOW must they do it
– Technical Standards coordinated with NAS Enterprise Architecture
• TV-1 Technical Standards Profile
• TV-2 Technical Standards Forecast
– FAA Standards
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FAA-STD-063 XML Namespaces
FAA-STD-064 Web Service Registration
FAA-STD-065 Web Service Description Documents
FAA-STD-066 Web Service Taxonomies
– SWIM Version Management Processes v1.0
– NSRR User Guides
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Simplified Enterprise Architecture
System View
Administrative
Services
Interaction Services
Notifications and Alerts
User Interaction Interface and Portals
SOA Runtime
Management
Mission Services
Support Services
Content Management Services
Data Acquisition Services
Data/Network Support Services
Enterprise
Governance
SOA Core Services
Interface Management
Security Services
Enterprise Services Management
Collaboration Services
Services
Provisioning
Management
Strategic
Governance
Messaging Services
Technical Infrastructure Services
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SWIM Governance Policies Outline
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Services Technical and Design
Information Security
Service Development Process
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Note: Adapted from the “Simplified Enterprise Architecture System View”
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SWIM Interoperability Standards
• Use of SWIM Service Container Software (Segment 1)
– JMS Provider Standardization (FUSE Message Broker / Apache
Active MQ)
• Supported Message Formats and Transports
– SOAP-over-HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)/HyperText
Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
– eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML)-over-HTTP/HTTPS
– SOAP-over-Java Message Service (JMS)
– XML-over-JMS
• SOAP Messaging WS-I Conformance
–
SWIM Interoperability Basic Profile
• Binary Attachments in SOAP Messages
– SOAP with Attachments
– Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM)
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SWIM Interoperability Standards (cont.)
• JMS Message Type
– TextMessage for XML or text
– ByteMessage for binary data
– ObjectMessage – NO, implies undesirable language coupling
• Registry / Repository
– Discoverability - Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
– Categorization - FAA-STD-066 and SWIM Taxonomies
• Service Interface Design
– Design Policies
– Service Interface Description – Web Service Description Document
(WSDD)
• Information Security
– SWIM Basic Security Profile
• Service Management
– Java Management eXtensions (JMX)
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SWIM Compliance
• SWIM Compliance Definition:
– “Verified conformance to SWIM Policies.”
(SWIM Service Lifecycle Management
Processes v1.0)
• Verification Mechanisms
– Manual review of artifacts
– Governance-enabling Technology
• NSRR
• Testing Tools (Actional, Lisa, etc…)
• SWIM Web Service Security Compliance
Test Kit (SWIM WS-S CTK)
• Policy Servers
• XML Gateways
• Enterprise Service Management (ESM)
software
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Service Lifecycle Management
Decisions
TRB
Investment Decision Authority
SWIM Governance Team
Ne w p ro po sa l
St a g e 1 :
Se rv i ce
Pro p o sa l
St a g e 2:
Se rvi c e
De fi n i t i o n
St a g e 3:
Se rv i ce
De v e l o p m e n t
St a g e 4:
Se rvi c e
Ve ri fi c a t i o n
St a g e 5:
Se rvi ce
Pro d u ct i o n
St a g e 6:
Se rv i ce
De p re c a t i o n
St a g e 7:
Se rvi c e
Re t i re m e n t
In Service Decision (ISD) Authority
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SOA Suitability Criteria
• NAS Enterprise View
– Potential for existing SWIM service to be utilized or tailored to meet the
requirement
– Potential for other users to benefit from the information exchange
– Potential hazards for exposing data through SWIM (e.g., proprietary
data, non-FAA user access)
• Program View (Cost, Schedule, Technical)
– Life-Cycle Cost of SWIM versus other solutions
– System performance requirements: latency, transmission rate,
bandwidth, response time, overhead, etc.
– Safety/certification requirements
– Information security requirements
– Existing architecture/vendor solution impacts
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Service Discoverability
• Discoverability is a key Principle of Service Design1 in
a SOA
• Common metadata framework to express purpose
and capabilities of the Service
– Allow human browsing
– Allow machine-to-machine queries
1
Principles of Service Design, Erl et.al. Prentice Hall, 2008
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Registry Repository
Discover
and Retrieve
Contract
Service
Service
Consumer
Consumer
Service
Registry
Exchange Messages
Publish
and Register
Contract
Service
Service
Provider
Provider
"In
"In fact,
fact, itit was
was the
the existence
existence of
of aa discovery
discovery mechanism
mechanism that
that primarily
primarily distinguished
distinguished SOA
SOA from
from
previous
previous distributed
distributed architecture
architecture models."
models."
Principles
Principles of
of Service
Service Design
Design
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Service Registry/Repository
• A Service Registry is a resource that provides controlled access to
data necessary for the implementation and governance of SOA
projects
• A Repository is a database containing the artifacts and metadata that
constitutes a SOA registry
– Facilitates content validation and workflow support
– Stores Policies, Processes, and Schemas to support Governance Activities
Note: These are usually referenced as one product, often called a Registry/Repository
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Why a Registry/Repository?
• Centralized discovery
• Lifecycle governance
• Centralized deployment
• Policy and standards enforcement
• Automated service notification mechanism
• Central to any SOA infrastructure in the promotion of reuse
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Taxonomies
• “A hierarchical organization of categories or values used for classification”
(FAA-STD-066)
• FAA-STD-066 defines required taxonomies for FAA
• SWIM has defined additional taxonomies required for NAS Services
• Use and support of taxonomy enforcement is critical to the success of any
registry implementation
• Potential Taxonomy Candidates:
• Organization Unit
• Business Name
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• Lifecycle Stage
• Services for Citizens
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Artifacts
• An Artifact is a repository item attached to a service that describes the service or
may be used to access the service
• Some examples include:
– WSDL (Web Service Description Language)
– WSDD (Web Service Description Document, defined in FAA-STD-065)
– ConOps (Concept of Operations, for interfaces, messaging, etc.)
– IRD (Interface Requirements Document)
Registry Standards
• Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)
– Supports the enforcement of enterprise policies
– Policy enforcement will enhance registry data quality
• Electronic Business XML (ebXML)
– Created to primarily support secured business transactions
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NSRR Video
click for
video
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Questions and Comments?
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For more information ...
For more information on SWIM Governance and the
NSRR, please contact:
Paul Jackson
SWIM Governance Lead
email: paul.jackson@faa.gov
phone: (202) 267-3789
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Agenda
• Introduction
• SWIM Program Overview
• SOA Governance and the NSRR
• NEMS
• Segment 1 Update
• Cloud Computing
• Long-Term Plans
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NEMS Agenda
• NEMS
– SWIM Evolution
– SWIM in NAS Architecture
– NEMS Integration Into NAS Architecture
– Major Segment 2 Activities
– Transition Planning – Provisioning –
On-Ramping
–Q&A
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Enterprise
Governance
Runtime
Management
Service
Choreography
Enterprise SOA Services Allocation (NAS SV-4 2012-2016)
Interaction Services
User Interaction Interface and Portals
Browser
Service
Orchestration
Web
Application
Client
Security Policy
Management
Service Policy
Management
Service SLA
Management
System and
Services
Analysis
Flight and
State Data
Management
Trajectory
Management
Separation
Management
System and
Services
Management
Aeronautical
Information
Management
Flow
Contingency
Management
Weather
Information
Management
Short Term
Capacity
Management
Surveillance
Information
Management
Long Term
Capacity
Management
Navigatio
n Support
Safety
Managemen
t
Support Services
Content
Discovery
Data
Acquisition
Data Flow Management
Service
Adaptation
Interaction
Services
Data Flow Mechanisms
Data Composition
SOA Core Services
Enterprise Service Management
Messaging Services
Policy
provided by NEMS
Performance
Publish/
Request/
Enforcement
Monitoring
Subscribe
Response
and Metric
and Reporting
Collection
SLA
Fault
Compliance
Message
Mediation
Monitoring
and Metrics
Routing
and Reporting
Collection
Run-time and
Operations
Governance
Interface Management
Service
Registration
= SWIM
Service
Discovery
Security Services
Security Policy
Enforcement and
Access
Management
Service
Security
Monitoring
Interaction Services
Collaboration Services
Instant
Messaging
White
Board
Boundar
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NEMC
= TBD
Informatio
n System
Security
Support
Infrastruct
ure
Database Admin
Services
Information System
Security Support
Management
Incident Detection
and Response
Services
Business Continuity
Management
Help Desk
Services
Provisioning
Management
Services
Diagnostics
Services
Development,
Integration and Test
Services
Provisioning
Certified Software
Management
= FTI
= SIPs
Support
Services
Network Support
Services
Data Access
Service Design
Governance
SOA Governance
Service Desk
Support
Airport Status and
Mission Critical
Notification
Mission Services
Service Scorecard
Generation and
Publication
Strategic
Governance
Strategic SOA
Governance
Flow
Constrain
Notification
Weather
Notification
Admin
Portal
On-Demand
NAS Portal
Administrative
Services
Data/Network
Notifications and Alerts
Technical Infrastructure Services
SOA
Suppor
t
Platfor
ms
Web
Applicati
on
Hosting
Capabili
ty
Data
Stora
ge
Computi
ng
Platform
Terrestr
ial
Network
Commu
nication
Air/
Sensor
Federal Aviation
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Syste
Commun
Administration
ms
ication
Training
Support
Layered, Two-Tier Architecture:
Enterprise Domain and Service Domain
Layered architecture used for re-usability of information/content assets
–
–
•
Service Domain Tier: application programs able to provide/consumer available data
Enterprise Tier: hosts “enterprise services” accessible by all authorized users
Interface Management layer abstracts enterprise domain to service domains
–
–
Alleviates requirements on application programs to expose services to enterprise
Enables a simple, standardized mechanism for applications programs to discover, acquire, and ingest
enterprise services, rapidly improving information re-usability across the NAS
Sponsor
Programs
NAS Users
External Customers
NAS Enterprise Security Gateway
System/
Security Admin
NEMS
UESB
Governance
Monitor & Control
Interface
Toolkit
Runtime
Discovery
Security Operations
Service Provision
Policy Repository
Data Repository
Service Registry
SOA
Governance
Service
Administration
Service Level
Security
Service
Management
Standards-Based
ESB Interface
(SOA-enabled)
Enterprise Tier ESB
Infrastructure
Service Developers
WAN
Services
Network Security
Standards-Based
ESB Interface
(SOA-enabled)
Message-Oriented
Middleware (Legacy
Systems)
Hosted on Shared
Infrastructure
•
Service Legend:
NEMS
FTI
Flight Plan Domain
Weather Domain
Airport Domain
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NEMS Enterprise Architecture
Stakeholders – Make Decisions
Process – Procedures, Metrics,
Control Mechanisms
Policies – Decisions Made
NAS
Users
Enterprise Domain Tier
Sponsor
Programs
System/Security
Admin
NAS-Wide
Governance Providing
Central Direction
Service Administration
UES
B
WAN Services
Service Management
Enterprise Services Decoupled using JMS
and WS
Standards-Based
Managed Access To
ESB Interface
Enterprise Services
TRACON n
SIP
ARTCC 1
SWIM Service Container
NEMS
Enterprise Domain Tier ESB
Identity Management
Access Management
Service
Domain
Tier
External
Customers
NAS Enterprise Security Gateway
Interface
Toolkit
Service Level Security
Enterprise Services
Domain Specific
Governance
Providing Local
Autonomy
Leveraging Enterprise
Domain ESB
Separates the IT
and integration
infrastructure
concerns from
domain specific
ATM concerns
Network Security
Legacy System
Interface
ARTCC n
Legacy System
TRACON 1
Legend
NEMS Service
Legacy Infrastructure
FTI Service
NASApplications
Applications
NAS
NAS Applications
Enables NAS use of
multiple vendor
technologies avoiding lockin
Service Container
Enabled Apps
Legacy NAS
System Apps
NAS Users
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NASApplications
Applications
NAS
NAS Applications
NAS Users
NAS programs and
lines of business are
executed by domain
experts
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Segment 2 Enterprise Messaging
Activities
• Infrastructure Build Out
• Provisioning - On-Ramping Producers/Consumers
• Capabilities Enhancements
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NEMS On-ramping Steps
Decision to
On-ramp content
(Policy)
Data
Architecture
Configure
Producer
Consumer
Infrastructure
On-Ramps
On-ramps
Service Provisioning: On-Ramping Providers and
Consumers to NEMS
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NEMS User Deployment Status
Producer
Consumer(s)
Product
Network
Segment
Status
Cutover Date
TFMS
Airlines/External
Users
ASDE-X (Track
reports)
NESG
Operational
2011
WARP
CIWS (MIT/LL)
NEXRAD products
NESG
Deploying
Sep-2011
WARP
OASIS
HWDS
NAS Ops
Planning
Feb-2012
ITWS
ITWS products
NESG
Planning
TBD
WMSCR
WMSCR msgs
Planning
TBD
Planning
2013
Planning
TBD
Planning
TBD
Planning
TBD
EWINS
TFMS
AIM
FDPS
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ASDI
AIXM &
NOTAMs
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For more information ...
For more information on how your program will interface with NEMS,
please contact:
Jim Robb
SWIM Requirements Lead
email: jim.robb@faa.gov
phone: (202) 267-8357
or
Maureen Cedro
FTI Engineering Manager
email: maureen.cedro@faa.gov
phone: (202) 493-1410
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
Introduction
SWIM Program Overview
SOA Governance and the NSRR
NEMS
• Segment 1 Update
• Cloud Computing
• Long-Term Plans
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SWIM Segment 1
• Federated Approach
– Implementation of a set of federated services in the NAS with SWIMprovided governance, standards, and software to support development of
reusable SOA services
– SWIM provides:
– Overall Program Cost and Schedule
– SWIM System Engineering and Requirements Management
– Definition and Maintenance of Program Level Agreements (PLAs) with
implementing programs
– Governance of Segment 1 participants
– SIPs are responsible for:
– Managing the development and deployment of allocated SWIM requirements
per the SWIM Final Program Requirements Document and in accordance
with the SWIM Program Schedule
– Reporting progress against schedule
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SWIM Segment 1 Capabilities
•Aeronautical Information
•Management (AIM) COI
•Flight & Flow
•Weather COI
•Management COI
•Flight Data
•Publication
•Corridor Integrated Weather
•Special Use Airspace (SUA)
•System (CIWS) Publication
•Automated Data Exchange
•Terminal Data
•Distribution System
Integrated Terminal Weather
System (ITWS) Publication
•Flow Information
•Publication
•Pilot Report (PIREP) Data
•Runway Visual Range (RVR)
•Publication
Capabilities will be implemented as multiple services over
the next five years
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•Publication
•Reroute
•Data Exchange
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AIM COI
Service that enables SUA data updates
dynamically from ERAM via an improved
Air Traffic Control Graphical User
Interface
SUA
Automated Data
Exchange
AIM (P)
Service for consumers to subscribe and
receive SUA information dynamically in the
Aeronautical Information Exchange Model
(AIXM) standard
ERAM (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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Services to dynamically publish AIXM SUA
definitions for use by the public and within
NAS operational systems (i.e., SUA
Airspace Management System (SAMS))
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Weather COI
Services to publish both image and binary encoded
CIWS data products to serve the varied needs of the
consumers. Products available are:
CIWS Publication
CIWS (P)
Airlines (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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•VIL Mosaic (1KM resolution)
•VIL 2-hr. Forecast
•Echo Tops Mosaic (1 km resolution)
•Echo Tops 2-hr. Forecast
•Satellite Mosaic
•Storm Info: Echo Top Tags
•Storm Info: Leading Edges
•Storm Info: Motion Vectors
•VIL Forecast Contours (Standard Mode)
•VIL Forecast Contours (Winter Mode)
•Echo Tops Forecast Contours
•Growth & Decay Contours
•Forecast Accuracy: Echo Tops
•Forecast Accuracy: Standard Precipitation
•Forecast Accuracy: Winter Precipitation
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Weather COI
Services to provide ITWS products digitally to the
Airline Operation Centers (AOCs) and other
subscribers. Products available are:
(cont.)
•Airport Lightning Warning
•Configured Alerts
•Forecast Accuracy
•Forecast Contour
•Forecast Image
•Gust Front TRACON Map
•Microburst TRACON Map
•Precipitation 5nm
•Precipitation Long Range
•Precipitation TRACON
•SM SEP 5nm
•SM SEP Long Range
•SM SEP TRACON
•Terminal Weather Text Normal
•Tornado Alert
•Tornado Detections
•Wind Profile
•AP Indicated Precipitation
•AP Status
•Gust Front ETI
•Hazard Text 5nm
•Hazard Text Long Range
•Hazard Text TRACON
•ITWS Status Information
•Microburst ATIS
•Runway Configuration
•Storm Motion 5NM
•Storm Motion TRACON
•Terminal Weather Text Special
•Wind Shear ATIS
ITWS
Publication
ITWS (P)
Airlines (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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Weather COI (cont.)
Service to allow En Route controllers that
receive voice Pilot Reports, to efficiently enter
them into ERAM, which will transmit the
reports to WMSCR
Pilot Reports (PIREP)
Data Publication
Service to provide stored PIREPs
Service to provide altimeter settings
WMSCR (P)
ERAM (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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Flight & Flow Management (F&FM)
COI
Service to provide flight data available to NAS
users and external users
Flight Data
Publication
ERAM (P)
TFM (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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F&FM COI (cont.)
Service to provide the means for Traffic
Managers to efficiently convey reroutes to Air
Traffic Controllers for pre-departure flights
taking into account NAS Customer
preferences.
Reroute
Data Exchange
ERAM (P)
TFM (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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F&FM COI (cont.)
Service to provide runway visibility data
available to NAS users and external users
RVR
Publication
TDDS (P)
TFM (C)
External (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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F&FM COI (cont.)
Services will be provided to NAS users and
external users:
•ASDE-X streaming data service
•Surface Movement Events (SME)
STDDS
TDDS (P)
•Tower Departure Events (TDE)
TFM (C)
ERAM (C)
External (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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F&FM COI (cont.)
Services that provide a means for ERAM to
subscribe to flow information describing
several types of traffic flow initiatives.
These will include the following:
Flow Information
Publication
• Flow Constrained Area (FCA)
• Airspace Flow Program (AFP)
• Ground Delay Program (GDP)
• Ground Stops (GSs)
• Reroutes
TFM (P)
ERAM (C)
Producer
Not Operational
Consumer
Operational
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Segment 1 Status Summary
•
SWIM Segment 1 commits to delivery of 9 capabilities, 8 of which are on track:
•
•
•
•
Two capabilities complete and operational:
•
ITWS Data Publication
•
CIWS Data Publication
Three capabilities complete and waiting for installation:
•
WMSCR PIREP Data Publication
•
AIM SUA Automated Data Exchange
•
Pre-Departure Reroute
Two capabilities are on schedule and within budget allocations:
•
TDDS
•
TFM Flow Data Publication
One capability being replanned
•
Flight Data Publication Service
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For more information ...
For more information on SWIM Implementation, contact:
Jeff Hobbs
SWIM Implementation Lead
email: jeffery.hobbs@faa.gov
phone: (202) 267-9772
or
Linda Chen
SWIM Implementation
email: linda.chen@faa.gov
phone: (202) 267-7566
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Introduction
SWIM Program Overview
SOA Governance and the NSRR
NEMS
Segment 1 Update
• Cloud Computing
• Long-Term Plans
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Cloud Computing Overview
• Cloud computing is “a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network
access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources… that can be
rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service
provider interaction.” (National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST))
• Federal Cloud Computing Strategy (February 8, 2011, Vivek Kundra,
U.S. Chief Information Officer)
– Decision Framework for Cloud Migration
– NIST facilitates and leads the development of standards for security,
interoperability, and portability
– Each Agency CIO is required to identify three “must move” services and create
a project plan for migrating each of them to cloud solutions and retiring the
associated legacy systems.
– Of the three, at least one of the services must fully migrate to a cloud solution
within 12 months and the remaining two within 18 months.
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FAA’s Cloud Progress
• FAA NAS and Non-NAS organizations have and will continue to work
collaboratively on cloud adoption under the leadership of the Chief Information
Officer (CIO)
– SWIM Program is responsible for implementing cloud in the NAS
– The FAA IT Infrastructure Board is responsible for oversight and
guidance for FAA’s non-NAS IT infrastructure, including cloud as well
as data center consolidation efforts
• FAA is currently in the early stages of evolution to cloud
– Held formal and informal learning sessions, which included industry cloud
leaders and experts
– Identified several cloud opportunities and currently using pilots as a means to
better understand cloud issues
– The FAA is currently establishing a private cloud that will be used by the
FAA and other federal agencies
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Cloud Suitability Assessment
•
Developing a Cloud Suitability Assessment that will be used to identify which data is
suitable to move to the cloud
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
•
Introduction
SWIM Program Overview
SOA Governance and the NSRR
NEMS
Segment 1 Update
Cloud Computing
• Long-Term Plans
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Agenda
• Long-Term Plans:
– Net-Centric Prototypes and Demonstrations
– Other External Coordination
– Aircraft Access to SWIM (AAtS)
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Net-Centric Prototypes/Demos Activity
• SWIM hosts Net-Centric Prototypes/Demos Technical Interchange
Meetings (TIMs)
– Initial TIM held April 2008
– Recent TIMs held November 3, 2010 and May 4, 2011
– Facilitate Net-Centric Demo coordination/interaction
• Demos may interact with SWIM in the future
– Coordination for “SWIM Compliance”
– Next TIM scheduled for November 2, 2011
• SWIM-Maintained List of Net-Centric Prototypes/Demos
– Listing of existing and planned prototypes and demos of possible interest to SWIM
– Contains name, owner, location, key features, points-of-contact (POCs), and
SWIM relationship
– Shared with Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO) for use in
information sharing environment
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Other External Coordination
• JPDO Net-Centric Operations Working Group
• JPDO Net-Enabled Test Environment
• Net-Centric Operations Industry Consortium
• NextGen Implementation and Integration (I&I) Segment Alpha
and Bravo Working Groups
• FAA/Single European Sky Air Traffic Management (ATM)
Research Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU) SWIM
Interoperability Coordination
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AAtS Overview
• What is AAtS?
– Provides aircraft with a connection to NAS services enabled by SWIM
• Why do we want AAtS?
– Improves aircraft situational awareness
– Aircraft will have the same information the FAA uses to make ATM
decisions
• A collaborative decision making (CDM) enabler
• AAtS finally allows all three parties (ATM, AOC, and the aircraft) to operate
from a common picture
• Other systems get information to the cockpit. AAtS delivers common information
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AAtS Overview (cont.)
• Concept
– AAtS will initially use existing NAS and aircraft infrastructure (e.g., FTI,
SWIM, Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs))
– Information delivered via AAtS is not intended for uses that directly affect the
trajectory of the aircraft
Note:
– FAA has no plans at this time to acquire a system or infrastructure to
specifically support AAtS
– AAtS will not replace existing or planned FAA systems
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AAtS Overview (cont.)
• Data services via AAtS
– Only services available through NEMS will be available by
AAtS
• AAtSWIM – without SWIM there is no AAtS
– Scalability capability is key
• New data elements can be added more quickly, more easily, and less
expensively
• New NAS data will be made available to aircraft by granting
operators access to the additional data elements provided by SWIM
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AAtS – Notional Concept
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Key AAtS components
• FAA Data Providers
– Aeronautical Information
– Flight and Flow Information
– Weather Information
– Etc.
• FAA Enterprise Infrastructure (SWIM, FTI)
• Data Management Service (DMS) Providers (Non-FAA)
– Access, process & disseminate data products from FAA and end users
– Create applications as needed
• Data Transport Providers
– Provide terrestrial and/or satellite data links to and from the aircraft and ground infrastructure
• End Users
– Airlines, Business Aviation, General Aviation, and Military Aviation
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Notional
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• Demos – to begin late 2011
– To continue to 2014
– Scope is to perform simulations, demonstrations, and trials
• Both domestic and oceanic/remote area global interoperability trials planned
• Architecture and technical profile definition – underway
– Functional architecture is being developed in phases
• Demo – to support AAtS simulations and infrastructure development – out in draft
• Mid-term – to support AAtS capability IOC in early 2014 – March 2012
• Far-term – to support long term evolution – September 2012
– Technical requirements development targeted for late 2012
• Derived from architecture as technical profile (TV-5)
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AAtS – FAA Efforts
• New ATM Requirements – NextGen System Development
– Concept of Use development. Associated definition and identification of the
ways that AAtS affects the operations of the NAS – includes HumanIn-The-Loop (HITL) simulations and demonstrations
– Technical Concept development. Associated definition of the AAtS
architecture, technical profile, and identification of AAtS impact on the
NAS infrastructure – includes technical simulations and tests
• AAtS Demonstrations
– AAtS Operational Trials – includes the demonstration of use and technical
concepts developed above
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AAtS Simulations, Tests, And
Operational Trials
•
2011
– AAtS ConUse concepts validation
– AAtS technical concepts validation, requirements, and metrics development
– Services used in demo to be determined by the availability of services that are structured similar to
services found on SWIM (real or emulated)
•
2012
– AAtS domestic operational trials
– Services used in trials to be determined by availability of services on SWIM (operational or
scheduled-to-be-operational by 2014)
– Safety analyses
– Robustness evaluations and additional other technical evaluations
•
2013
– AAtS global interoperability oceanic/remote area operational trials
– Services used in trials to be determined by the same method as 2012 domestic operational trials
with the potential addition of other ANSP SWIM products
– Security analyses
– Robustness evaluations and additional other technical evaluations
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Questions and Comments?
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For more information ...
For more information on SWIM’s Long-Term Plans,
contact:
Mike Hritz
SWIM Evolution & Coordination Lead
email: mike.hritz@faa.gov
phone: (202) 385-7198
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There are several ways to learn more
about SWIM
The SWIM.gov website
describes the SWIM program
and provides news
announcements for current
issues
It also contains key
documentation, including select
briefings, the SWIM
Newsletter and the SWIM
Q&A
www.swim.gov
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SWIM Points of Contact
Program Manager
Ahmad Usmani
ahmad.usmani@faa.gov
(202) 267-3391
Evolution & Coordination
Mike Hritz
mike.hritz@faa.gov
(202) 385-7198
Implementation
Jeffery Hobbs
jeffery.hobbs@faa.gov
(202) 267-9772
Acquisition
Linda Chen
linda.chen@faa.gov
(202) 267-7566
(202) 493-4651
Requirements
Jim Robb
jim.robb@faa.gov
(202) 267-8357
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Robert Klein
robert.klein@faa.gov
Program Control
Ellen Muldoon
ellen.muldoon@faa.gov
(202) 493-5932
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