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B Workshop Agenda TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 2008 8:30 a.m. Convene. Welcome, introductions, workshop agenda and objectives (Chair, John K. Lauber) 8:50 Overview of NextGen: The end state and a synopsis of a roadmap from today to the end state. Robert Pearce, deputy director, and Jay Merkle, chief architect, JPDO 10:20 Session 1. Airport Operations and Support Speaker: Paul Devoti, JPDO Moderator: William J. Dunlay, Jacobs Consultancy 11:10 Session 2. Environmental Management Speaker: Julie Draper, JPDO Moderator: Michael Hudson, independent consultant Noon Lunch 1:00 p.m. Session 3. Air Navigation Operations, Air Navigation Support, and Flight Operation Support Speakers: Robert Beard, Elizabeth Ray, and Jeff Duven, JPDO Moderator: R. John Hansman, Jr., MIT 3:05 Session 4. Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Services and Surveillance Speaker: Doug Arbuckle, JPDO Moderator: J. David Powell, Stanford University 4:00 Session 5. Weather Information Services Speaker: Mark Andrews, JPDO Moderator: William S. Leber, Chief Dispatcher, Northwest Airlines 4:55 Overnight assignments and tomorrow’s agenda (Chair, John K. Lauber) 5:00 Reception 6:00 Dinner for committee, moderators, and rapporteur 20

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 2008 8:30 a.m. Welcome, review day’s agenda (Chair, John K. Lauber) 8:45 Session 6. Safety Management Speaker: Stephen Darr, JPDO Moderator: Beth Lyall, Research Integrations, Inc. 10:00 Session 7. Network-Centric Infrastructure Services and Operations Speaker: Gene C. Hayman, Jr., JPDO Moderator: Doohwan Kim, University of Arizona and RTSync Corp. 10:55 Session 8. Layered Adaptive Security Speakers: Jeff Bruenig and Paul Polski, JPDO Moderator: Edmond R. Soliday, organizing committee member 11:50 Identify main areas for afternoon discussion session and repeat the objectives and goals for the workshop (Chair, John K. Lauber) Noon Lunch 1:00 p.m. Open Discussion (1 hour and 40 minutes) 3:00 Brief comments from all attendees 4:45 Closing remarks (Chair, John K. Lauber) 5:00 Adjourn 21

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The U.S. aviation industry, airline passengers, aircraft pilots, airports, and airline companies are all facing challenges. The air transportation system is experiencing unprecedented and increasing levels of use. The federal government understands the critical need to update the U.S. air transportation system, and plans to implement the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) by 2025. This system is an example of active networking technology that updates itself with real-time shared information and tailors itself to the individual needs of all U.S. aircraft, stressing adaptability by enabling aircraft to immediately adjust to ever-changing factors.

On April 1-2, 2008, a workshop was held at the National Academies to gather reactions to the research and development aspects of the Joint Planning and Development Office’s baseline Integrated Work Plan (IWP), which is designed to increase the efficiency of airport and air space use in the United States. This book provides a summary of the workshop, which included presentations on the following topics:

  1. Airport operations and support;
  2. Environmental management;
  3. Air navigation operations,
  4. Air navigation support, and flight operation support;
  5. Positioning, navigation, and timing services and surveillance;
  6. Weather information services;
  7. Safety management;
  8. Net-centric infrastructure services and operations; and
  9. Layered adaptive security.

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