1. PBCS Workshop 13-14 May 2013, Bangkok
Introduction

2. PBCS Workshop Growing traffic demand in APAC region
ATM requirements more demanding (e.g. reduction of separations)
And finally, ICAO’s plans for the 12th Air Navigation Conference. For those of you not familiar with an Air Navigation Conference, it’s much like an Assembly, only for technical matters. Its quite formal, and generally attended by well over 1000 participants.
The last two represented significant steps in aviation’s evolution. In 1991, at the 10th ANC, the Conference endorsed the FANS Concept and agreed to the establishment of Planning and Implementation Groups (we call them PIRGS). And in 2003, the Conference endorsed the Global ATM Operational Concept, developed global AIM requirements and a data exchange model and encouraged the use of ADS-B.
The 12th ANC provides the opportunity for the global aviation community to formalize the near-and mid-term future of aviation infrastructure and airborne equipage in the form of AVIATION SYSTEM BLOCK UPGRADES, in particular seeking agreement on Block 1. And in addition, we anticipate that the Conference will outline the research and development for longer term requirements.
This will result in a new update to the Global Air Navigation Plan (GANP) which will serve as the planning document for the future. Which will be shortly followed with a Global Infrastructure Report, outlining the progress against this plan, worldwide.
So please familiarize yourself with this planning, and please provide us with your feedback.
Thank you.
As for navigation, we need reliable Communications and Surveillance Performances, and know what to do when these performances are not met
Informal Briefing of the Council on ASBUs

3. Background
Other regions: in June 2011, the North Atlantic Region System Planning Group endorsed its RCP and ADS-C Surveillance Performance based operations implementation plan with an effective implementation date of February 2015
APANPIRG/23
discussed Second Satellite Operational Continuity Meeting (SOCM/2) proposal of planning and implementation of a performance based framework for communication and surveillance included in the GOLD
Reviewed performance-based framework for communication and surveillance developed by ISPACG
SOCM/2 recommended the APANPIRG Sub-Groups to include in their work program, the development and execution of PBCS.

4. A PBCS framework Performance oriented and technology independent :
Initially FANS 1/A based CPDLC and ADS-C.
But also satellite voice (SATVOICE) communication for air traffic control as per the SVGM …
Concerns all segments and thus all stakeholders

5. Workshop
OBJECTIVE : further understand the proposed framework for RCP and RSP and discuss its application in APAC region
1.5 DAY
2 sessions
Session 1 – Understanding RCP/RSP & PBCS
Session 2 – Planning for PBCS implementation in the APAC Region
The last one ends with a general discussion about PBCS in the APAC region

6. Agenda – Session 1 Session 1- Understanding RCP/RSP & PBCS 0915-0930
Session 1- Understanding RCP/RSP & PBCS
Opening of the Performance Based Communication and Surveillance Workshop
ICAO/ Frederic Lecat
Moderators – Tom Kraft (United States), Paul Radford (New Zealand)
Coffee/Tea Break
ICAO SARPS - Guidance
New Zealand / Paul Radford
Global Operational Data Link Document (GOLD)
United States/
Tom Kraft
Derivation of RCP/RSP specifications
Lunch break
An introduction to the Performance-Based Communication and Surveillance (PBCS), RCP and RSP
New Zealand/
Paul Radford
Qualification of aircraft equipment for certification
Airbus/ Jerome Condis
(webconference)
Qualification of service provision: ANSP and CSP Specification of communication and surveillance requirements for ATS
ANSP
CSP
(webconference, partially)
Operational authorization to use data link
Post-Implementation Monitoring Guidance
Coffee break
Performance monitoring in the Fukuoka FIR
JCAB/ Koji Nakaitani
Interpreting the results
GOLD Performance Analysis Tool
1700
Summary of day 1

7. Agenda - Session 2
14/05/2013
Session 2 - Planning and implementation considerations for APAC region
State of the data link implementation in the South Pacific
New Zealand / Toby Farmer
An overview of NAT PBCS Implementation Plan
United States/
Tom Kraft
General discussion on APAC PBCS Planning and Implementation
All participants
Wrap-up/ Summary of outcomes
ICAO/ Li Peng, Frederic Lecat
Coffee break