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The Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 716/2014 requires the upgrade of existing AMAN to provide connection with cooperative En-Route Air Traffic Service Units (ATSU) to coordinate the actions to be taken by the cooperative ATSUs to make the correct time adjustment to flights under their control, in order to get the best and most efficient arriving flight sequence at the relevant airports based on AMAN arriving planning tool.
EUROCONTROL is an intergovernmental organisation with 41 Member and 2 Comprehensive Agreement States.
Provide connection with cooperative En-Route Air Traffic Service Units (ATSU) to coordinate the actions to be taken by the cooperative ATSUs to make the correct time adjustment to flights under their control, in order to get the best and most efficient arriving flight sequence at the relevant airports based on AMAN arriving planning tool
SESAR Identifier: IER-5.6.4-IERS-0032-0010
Issuer: Arrival Management
Intended Addressess: Stakeholder ATSU
Information Element: Arrival Management Information (IE-5.6.4-0032-0032)
A satellite airport which is a “nearby” airport having a departing flight to the concerned destination airport is informed of the arrival sequence of the destination airport.
The 'MAX_DELIVERY_TIME' is the maximum allowed difference between the time of reception of a message at the consuming interface and the time of publication from the providing interface. As this includes the time absorbed on the network layer, the provider has to offer an appropriate network performance and has to define a minimum network performance on the consuming side as a precondition. The MAX_DELIVERY_TIME shall be equal or lower than 10 seconds.
The Arrivial SequenceProvider shall provide a value for MIN_AVAILABILITY parameter defined as the ratio between total time that the service is available and a given interval of time (e.g. 1 month, 1 year).
Upon service restart the Arrival Sequence provider shall ensure that the service functionality is available within 'SERVICE_RESTART_TIME'. The ArrivialSequenceProvider shall provide a value for the SERVICE_RESTART_TIME parameter.
Upon ArrivalSequenceConsumer unavailability the ArrivalSequenceProvider shall keep the subscription active within 'SUBSCRIPTION_TIME_TO_LIVE'. The ArrivialSequenceProvider shall provide a value for the "SUBSCRIPTION_TIME_TO_LIVE" parameter. This parameter is defined as the time within which the ArrivalSequenceProvider shall retain the subscription even if the ArrivalSequenceConsumer get disconnected.
For each ArrivalSequenceConsumer, the ArrivalSequenceProvider shall retain a not yet consumed (or delivered) ArrivalSequence message for at least MESSAGE_TTL period of time. MESSAGE_TTL indicates the message 'time to leave', i.e. the amount of time a message yet to be consumed is retained by the provider if such message has not been consumed yet by the service consumer. The ArrivalSequenceProvider shall provide a value for the MESSAGE_TTL parameter. The MESSAGE_TTL represents the time a given ArrivalSequence message must be kept by the ArrivalSequenceProvider if not consumed or delivered to the ArrivalSequenceConsumer before discarding.
The service provider shall define the MAX_CONSUMER_NUMBER parameter, which represents the maximum supported concurrent consumers of the service.
The systems providing or consuming the service shall be synchronised to a common UTC time-source.
Service providers claiming to have developed service instances which comply with the Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard need to demonstrate this towards the consumers of the service instance. This can be achieved by verifying that the service formally fulfils the requirements of this standard and/or by validating or testing activities, which prove whether the expected behaviour and outcome of the service is achieved.
Information elements defined in ED-254 as part of : 1) Service Payload Description (chapter 3) and 2) Data Catalogue (section 4)
Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard, appendix A.3.1
Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard, appendix A.4.1
REST Subscription Interface. This interface is one of the two implementation alternatives of the ArrivalSequenceInformationPublisher interface.
Create a new subscription resource
Obtain information of a particular subscription.
Remove a subscription from the portfolio.
Report a problem.
Mutual Server-Client authentication will be performed via TLS using X.509 certificates.
Section 3.6.4.2 of the Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard document.
WS SOAP Subscription Interface. This interface is one of the two implementation alternatives of the ArrivalSequenceInformationPublisher interface.
Create a new subscription resource
Remove a subscription from the portfolio.
Report a problem.
Mutual Server-Client authentication will be performed via TLS using X.509 certificates.
Section 3.6.4.2 of the Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard document.
Publication Interface
Operation that allows the provider to publish an Arrival Sequence message to a subscribed consumer.
Operation that allows the provider to publish an Arrival Sequence message to a subscribed consumer.
- Mutual Server-Client authentication will be performed via TLS using X.509 certificates.
Section 3.6.4.2 of the Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard document.
Standardised SWIM service design for an AMAN Sequence Service. This standardised service design follows the specification documents for service descriptions as provided by EUROCONTROL. Together with them, it can be used as a basis to implement SWIM Service instances.
The Arrival Sequence Service is conformant with the SWIM Service Description Specification.
The Arrival Sequence Service is conformant with the SWIM Information Definition Specification.
The Arrival Sequence Service is conformant with the SWIM TI Yellow Profile Specification.