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21 2.1 ACDM Operations Process What Is the ACDM Operations Process? The ACDM operations process is the way the stakeholders of the real-time operations interact to manage adverse conditions.
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22 Airport Collaborative Decision Making (ACDM) to Manage Adverse Conditions 3.
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Operating with ACDM 23 is at the interface of most, if not all, the stakeholders. More precisely, the Airport Operations Manager or, at smaller airports, the Airport Operations Manager counterpart would be the best choice at most aviation facilities.
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24 Airport Collaborative Decision Making (ACDM) to Manage Adverse Conditions Similar decision-making processes might already exist at the airport for IROPS or emergency operations.
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Operating with ACDM 25 the document, and it should involve all the stakeholders concerned about or impacted by the adverse event or conditions that trigger the initiative.
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26 Airport Collaborative Decision Making (ACDM) to Manage Adverse Conditions Airports already utilizing the IROPS planning process can easily integrate it into their ACDM initiative.
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Operating with ACDM 27 Airport-Specific CDM Projects Each airport will decide to bring under the local ACDM initiative different projects interfacing with different stakeholders, enhancing the management of adverse conditions or improving the throughput. While the ACDM process should be the same across the NAS, the ACDM implementation described in the "Implement" section of the toolbox might be accompanied by physical projects in support facilities (e.g., Airport and Emergency Operations Centers)
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