Global Harmonization Through Collaboration. Emerging Trends

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1 Global Harmonization Through Collaboration Emerging Trends Presented By: Barry C Davis Date: 28 August 2012

2 Discussion Information of the Future Analog and Digital Operations of the Future Performance-based Information Management 9/10/2012 2

3 Information Expansion INFORMATION OF THE FUTURE 9/10/2012 3

4 Information Data vs Information Context Digital vs Analog View Digital vs Electronic Transport 9/10/2012 4

5 Data Organization Structured Data (30%) Semi- Structured Data (25%) Unstructured Data (45%) Source of percentages: 9/10/2012 5

6 More data Rule base Security Data Validation Workflow Formatting Semantic Ontology (Relationships) Taxonomy (Grouping) 9/10/2012 6

7 Triples 7

8 Triples Example Image: 8

9 Another example Source: 9

10 A little closer to us Source: DRAFT AIM Concept of Operations, Buchanan, et al 10

11 A little deeper Policy Source: 11

12 Linked Data Source: 12

13 Why does it matter? The ability to fuse different kinds of data will create new information services and capabilities The example given many times is social media The ability to fuse linked data will increase capabilities Stronger Decision Support systems A global information space Image: 9/10/

14 Guttural Hierarchy Huh? Ahhhh Duh Aha! What are these things? I see. rabbits eat grass, wolves eat rabbits, grass grows in soil. if I kill the wolves, the rabbits will eat all the grass, and the soil will wash away. Data Information Knowledge Wisdom Situational Awareness: Don t fool with Mother Nature! Harland Cleveland, The Futurist (December 1982). Information as a Resource.

15 ANALOG AND DIGITAL 15

16 What our customers said they wanted Filter (Extract) Sort (Order) Transpose (Visualize) Alert (Alarm) Fuse (Merge) Situational Awareness 9/10/

17 Analog to Digital 9/10/

18 Digital to Analog ICAO-compliant NOTAM Plain Language Are construction rules knowledge? (same source data driving 2 different formats) 9/10/

19 Fusing Content Can I get a better image? 9/10/

20 Digital overlay over video in a terminal simulator Source : DFS, Germany 9/10/

21 Convergence Information Knowledge Services Situational Awareness Delivery Systems 9/10/

22 OPERATIONS OF THE FUTURE 22

23 Information Lifecycle Identify Identify who needs what information (i.e. which features, attributes, accuracy, resolution, etc.); reassess whether adequate for intended use Authorized users access and use information; provide feedback whether complete and adequate for its intended use Use Collect Collect information from all accountable sources; integrate into Single Authoritative Source Information Life Cycle Make information discoverable and available via Authorized Source Distribute Verify Verify data characteristics (e,g., consistency, quality standards) Update Update if data has changed and needs to be updated Variation on theme from ICAO AIM ConOps by Alexander Pufahl 23

24 Ops of the Future Source: DRAFT AIM Concept of Operations, Candice Buchanan, et al 24

25 Management Track Source: DRAFT AIM Concept of Operations, Buchanan, et al 25

26 Oversight Track Source: DRAFT AIM Concept of Operations, Buchanan, et al 26

27 Information service delivery fit-for-purpose to support situational awareness and global harmonization PERFORMANCE-BASED INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 9/10/

28 Information Management Principles Data is a resource, and information is an asset Data is the foundation for all information products and services Information is accessible through authoritative service provision like SWIM Data quality is fit for the purpose of meeting ATM requirements Data quality starts at the originator Data and information are compliant with local laws and regulations Data, information, and their exchange are secure and comply with information assurance standards Common data dictionary, vocabulary, and business rules Data is not duplicated Data management is everyone s responsibility 9/10/

29 Performance Architecture Principles Business Activities Information Standards Risk Contribution Workflow Integration Automation Foundation Safety and Security Requirements Performance-based Information Management 9/10/

30 Decomposition/1 Data is a resource, and information is an asset Business Activity Information Standards Risk Life Cycle Economics QMS Infrastructure Management International Safety Staff Training Security National Security Best Practices Database Industry Data Dictionary Policy Metadata Orders Business Rules Ontology 9/10/

31 Decomposition/2 Data is the foundation for all information products and services Business Activity Information Standards Risk Life Cycle Economics QMS Infrastructure Management International Safety Staff Training Security National Security Best Practices Database Industry Data Dictionary Policy Metadata Orders Business Rules Ontology SOA 9/10/

32 Decomposition/3 Information is accessible through authoritative service provision like SWIM Business Activity Information Standards Risk Life Cycle Economics QMS Infrastructure Management International Safety Staff Training Security National Security Best Practices Database Industry Data Dictionary Policy Metadata Orders Business Rules Ontology SOA 9/10/

33 RADAR Chart Resource vs Foundation Business Risk Activity Data as a Resourse Data as Foundation Standards Information Product Life Cycle Maturity 33

34 Goal Virtual Global Information Space Operations Management Convergence is a natural outcome 9/10/

35 Thank you! 9/10/

36 Contact Information Barry C Davis Barry.C.Davis@FAA.gov FAA AOV310 36