1. China Initial SWIM Program Overview
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China Initial SWIM Program Overview
Air Traffic Management Bureau, CAAC
Aero-Info Technologies
Chiang Mai, March 2012

2. Background China Initial SWIM Project launched in 2011
A sub-program of China Civil Aviation Collaborative ATM Technology Program, Funding by Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) and Civil Aviation Administration of China(CAAC)

3. Background The project aims to
Study and evaluate SWIM concept and key technologies
Propose Information Management Infrastructure for next generation ATM system in China
Prototype and demonstrate initial SWIM capabilities

4. Schedule Task 1(Phase I) Task 1(Phase II) Task 2(Phase I)
SWIM Requirements Analysis
Milestone
Task 1(Phase I)
Milestone
Task 1(Phase II)
TASK 2：
SWIMKey technologies study
Milestone
Task 2(Phase I)
Milestone
Task 2(Phase II)
TASK 3
SWIMprototype development
Milestone
Task 3(Phase I)
Milestone
Task 3(Phase II)
TASK4
SWIMdemo system deployment and evaluation
Milestone
Task 4
2011
2012.6
2013.1
2013.6
2014.1
2014.6

5. Tasks of initial phase (1)
Prototype platform requirement analysis
Bottom Up
What current ATM applications are involved in SWIM?
What types of information are shared through SWIM?
Top Down
New ATM operation concepts and procedures

6. Tasks of initial phase (2)
Technology study
Investigate current ATM system characteristics
e.g. ATC, AIS, MET …
Technology pre-screening based on defined selection principle and criteria
High level system architecture candidates
e.g. SOA, EAI…
Integration technology candidates
e.g. Web Service, REST, MOM, JMS, CORBA ….
Should pay more attentions to particular driving force of architecture design, i.e. security, performance, governance etc.

7. Tasks of initial phase (3)
Establish SWIM laboratory
Technology assessment
Prototype development
Test bed

8. Participants TECHNICAL CENTER OF ATMB NORTH CHINA ATMB
AERO-INFO TECHNOLOGIES
China Travelsky
BEIHANG UNIVERSITY

9. Plan of 2012 Annual target Expected deliverables
Launch platform requirement analysis
Start examining varies candidate technologies
Expected deliverables
Defined project management principle
Identify Platform requirement
Key technology assessment report