Summary and Discussion The use case presentation has revealed just a few of the new applications and services that could be developed on the foundation offered by an internationally agreed aeronautical information exchange specification. These services range from ‘classical’ automation, such as database driven charting, to new possibilities, such as updating on-board situation awareness systems with the latest NOTAM in force. Let’s see now which are the main elements that position AIXM version 5 as the candidate for becoming this internationally agreed aeronautical data exchange standard. This presentation is based on the first part of the “AICM and AIXM 5 - Exchange Model goals, requirements and design” document.
Summary of Outcomes AIXM 5 – Released November 2006 Focus on application of AIXM to Global AIM issues Collecting, encoding and distributing aeronautical data Enabling digital NOTAMs Providing better information to our customers
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Next steps Mar 1, 2007 June 2007 July 2007 December 2007 AIXM 5 Training in Washington DC June 2007 Global AIM “mini” Congress, Brussels Belgium AIXM 5 Release Candidate 2 July 2007 AIXM User Conference Europe, Brussels, Belgium December 2007 AIXM 5
Summary Aims were to; Were the aims achieved? Where next? Inform Discuss Confirm & Agree Were the aims achieved? From the discussions/feedback – Yes Where next?
Final thanks invited speakers Conclusion So a successful conclusion Thanks to you presence & participation A Global response to a Global project The way forward in matters AIS & AIM Meeting success was due to the excellent logistics arrangements by Kimberly Middleton Final thanks invited speakers
A global commitment… Your presence here today shows the global commitment to making AIXM a success. Your presence here today shows a global commitment to making AIXM a success. THANK YOU!