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FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan

FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan. Presentation ATN 2.5 by H. Tran. Varadero, Cuba May 2002. FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan. FAA ATN Backbone Infrastructure FAA ATN Applications. FAA ATN Backbone Infrastructure. Current FAA Data/Voice Communications Networks.

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FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan

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  1. FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan Presentation ATN 2.5 by H. Tran Varadero, Cuba May 2002

  2. FAA Ground to Ground ATN Implementation Plan • FAA ATN Backbone Infrastructure • FAA ATN Applications

  3. FAA ATN Backbone Infrastructure

  4. Current FAA Data/Voice Communications Networks Packet Switched Network (PSN)Users include: AFTN, MSN, WMSCR, TDWR, TMS, CNS, …etc. National Airspace Data Interchange Network II (NADIN PSN) X.25 Wide area network service for both dedicated and dial-up.Users include: FAA Headquarters, Regional Offices, Aeronautical Center, Technical Center, OCC, NOCC, AFSS, and…etc. Administrative Data Transmission Network(ADTN) TCP/IP Switched voice and data, video conferencing, bandwidth on demand and dynamic adaptive routing.Users include: ARTCC and ATCSCC Bandwidth Manager(BWM) Data Multiplexing Network(DMN) Use multiplexing techniques enable number of independent data signals to be consolidated into a single transmission channel.Users include: Radar data, weather data, ASOS, VORTAC, …etc.

  5. Current FAA Data/Voice Communications Networks (cont.) Air-to-Ground links, ATS Ground-to-Ground Communications, and Backbone circuits Leased Interface Network Communications Service (LINCS) Dial-up services for administrative and routing communications. Users include: FAA Headquarters, Regional Offices, Aeronautical Center, Technical Center, OCC, NOCC, AFSS, and…etc. Federal Telecommunications Service (FTS)

  6. CLNP VOICE TCP/IP Frame Relay X.25 Future FAA Data/Voice Communications Network FTI (FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure) FTI ATM

  7. ATN Subnetworks • A subnetwork is part of the communication network, but is not part of the ATN. • It is defined as an independent communication network, which is used as the physical means of transferring information between ATN systems.

  8. ATN Subnetworks (continued) • Almost any data communications network can be an ATN subnetwork: • X.25 • Frame Relay • IP • LAN • Aeronautical Mobile Satellite • VHF Digital Link • Leased Lines, etc ...

  9. ATN BIS ATN BIS ATN BIS FTI ATN BIS Future FAA ATN Network FAA will use FTI to serve as a telecommunications subnetwork for supporting FAA domestic ATN

  10. FAA ATN Program Plan Current FAA ATN Plan: • Implement BIS routers network to support the domestic and global ATN networks • Implement AMHS servers to support Ground-to-Ground the Aeronautical Message Handling Service • Implement CPDLC to support Air to Ground data communications

  11. FAA ATN Program Plan (Continue) Future FAA ATN Plan: • Continue evaluate other Ground to Ground and Air to Ground ATN applications

  12. Current FAA ATN Program Plan • FAA Ground to Ground ATN BIS routers implementation plan: • ZOA (Oakland) • ZMA (Miami) • ZNY (New York) • ZLC (Salt Lake) • ZTL (Atlanta)

  13. FAA ATN Applications Implementation

  14. FAA Existing AFTN • Existing AFTN is a point-to-point X.25 infrastructure, confirmation is required • AFTN messages are required to be processed by a transit station (ZLC Salt Lake or ZTL Atlanta) before they can be forwarded, including transited messages • Non deliverable AFTN messages is required to store and forward

  15. FAA AFTN/NADIN Current Architecture ARINC Airlines NADIN APN MSN / AFTN (ZLC & ZTL) NNCC ADNS Gateway Gateways (ZDC & ZOA) Gateway NWS X.25 SITA Airlines PSN X.25 X.25 AFTN Foreign CAAs MS Gateway X.25 Gateways X.25 NADIN PSN (X.25 & Frame Relay) X.25 AFTN Terminals X.25 Airlines X.25 FR G/W Concentrator IP Routers RUMS Airlines TCP/IP USERS

  16. ATN G/G ApplicationsAMHS • AMHS will process ATS messages (e.g. Flight Plans, NOTAMs, etc…) and transmit to its end users. • Each AMHS will only process messages for its end users in its own domain. • AMHS will function in “bypass mode” for transient messages. • Several administrative domains may share a single AMHS. • AMHS also performs as a gateway for AFTN/CIDIN, as required.

  17. FAA ATN/AMHS/NADIN Transition Architecture ARINC Airlines NADIN APN MSN / AFTN (ZLC & ZTL) ADNS Gateway NNCC Gateways (ZDC & ZOA) Foreign Gateway CAAs X.25 NWS SITA Airlines CLNP PSN X.25 IDRP Other X.25 MS Gateway Service Gateways Provider NADIN X.25 ATN G/G Routers X.25 PSN (ZNY, ZMA, ZOA, SCL and ATL) (X.25 & Frame Relay) CLNP X.25 IDRP X.25 AMHS X.25 Airlines X.25 FR AFTN Terminals X.25 IP G/W Foreign Routers ATN Interface Concentrator CAAs Airlines RUMS TCP/IP USERS

  18. CPDLC • Controller Pilot Data Link (CPDLC) provides two ways communication between pilot and controller, but using data link rather than voice: • Exchange of Controller/Pilot messages. • Transfer of data authority. • Delivery of downstream* clearance. • *Downstream is ahead of the aircraft, toward the destination.

  19. AMHS Incoming/ Outgoing Message MTA C ASMTP MTA D Mail Box Control Position AFTN Processor AMHS Pop3 MTA ATN ARCHITECTURE

  20. US ATN/AMHS Implementation Plan and Schedule FAA is currently implementing ATN/AMHS • Requirements are in full compliance with ICAO SARP, 3rd Edition • Service will be operational by 3rd quarter of Calendar year 2003 to comply with FAA/JCAB Bilateral Agreement • Existing AFTN service with JCAB will be maintained in parallel during transition period

  21. Future FAA FTI/ATN/AMHS/CPDLC Architecture ARINC Airlines APN ADNS Gateway NWS Gateways (ZDC & ZOA) Foreign CAAs SITA Airlines CPDLC CLNP PSN IDRP FTI WAN Other MS Gateway Service Gateways Provider ATN G/G Routers (ZNY, ZMA, ZOA, SCL and ATL) IP/FR/X.25/CLNP and ATM CLNP IDRP AMHS Airlines AFTN Terminals G/W Foreign ATN Interface Concentrator CAAs RUMS Airlines

  22. 5 locations of ATN G/G routers CPDLC CPDLC Foreign CAAs Foreign CAAs ATN G/G Routers ATN G/G Routers Service Provider Service Provider AMHS AMHS ATN/AMHS/CPDLC 1A CPDLC in the ARTCC, and all the CPDLCs connect to ATN G/G routers Foreign CAAs CPDLC ATN G/G Routers Service Provider Foreign CAAs CPDLC ATN G/G Routers Service Provider 2003 Deployment Planning CPDLC Foreign CAAs ATN G/G Routers Service Provider CPDLC 1A ARINC Service Provider connects to ZAU and ZDC

  23. Summary • The FAA is in the process of replacing its telecommunications infrastructure which includes: • AFTN service • X.25 base network • Modem network • Voice/Data network • LAN/WAN/Email system • Backbone Point-to-Point dedicated circuits

  24. Summary (continued) • FAA will use this opportunity to establish a Ground to Ground ATN network and its application by deploying: • ATN BIS routers at various sites • AMHS • The new ATN network will replace the obsolete MSN and its service while providing better network management and security • FAA also implements the CPDLC Air to Ground ATN application

  25. Summary (continued) • The ATN backbone will allow FAA to respond to the telecommunications technology evolution without interfering with the neighboring states network infrastructure • Implementing ATN will allow seamless transmission of ATN messages with minimum impact/delay to transiting domain

  26. Summary (continued) • ATN environment will satisfy future A/G message delivery requirement • Full ATN benefit will be realized if all states implement to ATN • If an organization unable to implement ATN, arrangements need to be made with neighboring organization/state to carry their message through the ATN environment

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