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Explore the benefits and principles of Collaborative Decision Making in the complex world of Air Traffic Management. Discover how improved collaboration and information exchange lead to better solutions and enhanced system safety and efficiency.
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Collaborative Decision Making Improving Air Traffic Management Together…
Collaborative Decision Making Module 1 “The Culture of Collaboration”
A Global ATFM System The world’s ATC system is a complex collection of subsystems (ANSPs) that are integrated to provide global ATC services. These complex subsystems need to be highly integrated to accomplish the overall, interrelated goals of a safe and efficient system of travel.
Each subsystem (ANSP) has its own processes to accomplish those goals.
A High-Performance System Exchanges feedback among its various parts Focuses on achieving the goal of the systemMakes necessary adjustments to achieve its goals
Collaborative Decision Making FAA and Industry initiative aimed at improving Traffic Flow Management through increased information exchange and improved collaboration.
CDM Objectives To establish a goal-oriented forum between government and industry for the development of solutions to problems within Air Traffic Management (ATM) To facilitate increased information exchange between all ATM stakeholders for more effective decision making To establish an effective communications path among all ATM stakeholders for increased system safety and efficiency
Why CDM? More effective communications Increased information exchange More effective decision making Better solutions to ATM problems
CDM is built on commitment and a willingnessto cooperate for the greater good of the system.
Collaborative Decision Making • Moves away from centralized control • Moves towards distributed ATM
The Culture of Collaboration “Collaborative Advantage”
Collaboration … A process through which parties who see different aspects of a problem can constructively explore their difference and search for solutions.
Collaboration Requires • Shared responsibility • Shared resources • Shared accountability • Mutual goals • Mutual trust
Why Develop a Collaborative Decision Making Process? • Improves communication • Gathers critical data • Offers predictability • Improves outcomes
Shared Effort Involvement by all parties Shared Gain Improved efficiency and flexibility
Why CDM? More effective communications Increased information exchange More effective decision making Better solutions to ATM problems
CDM improves Air Traffic Management Procedural improvements Tool development Common situational awareness
CDM Enables • More flexible and dynamic planning • More complete picture of the NAS • Aircraft operators to respond more effectively
Working together to create value … Collaborative Decision Making