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Air Traffic Management - Weather Integration Challenges & Lessons Learned Open Discussion Moderated by: Danny Sims, ANG-C61 Date: August 25, 2015.

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1 Air Traffic Management - Weather Integration Challenges & Lessons Learned Open Discussion Moderated by: Danny Sims, ANG-C61 Date: August 25, 2015

2 AWI is a fundamental assumption Why not more of it? Lessons Learned Challenges Ahead How to overcome? Outline 2

3 NRC 1994 “Weather for Those Who Fly” REDAC 2007 Report of AWI Working Group NextGen: Weather integrated into Decision Support Tools (DSTs) AWI is a Fundamental Assumption 3

4 Weather radar on air traffic control displays Winds used by various systems  TFMS, TBFM, ATOP, DOTS+ RAPT in NY Is that it? Why Not More of it? 4

5 It can work It takes time It involves many players The burn factor is always lurking Lessons Learned 5

6 Is AWI too difficult? Is there a fear of automation? When are weather forecasts good enough? Do we have the time? Challenges Ahead 6

7 Ideas from you? How to Overcome? 7

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