Report of the first meeting of the ASIA/PAC ATN implementation coordination group

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Agenda Item #:

Report of the first meeting of the Asia/Pac of Aeronautical Telecommunications Network (ATN) Implementation Co-ordination Group

Prepared by Hoang Tran (FAA)

Presented by FAA

SUMMARY

Report of the First Meeting of Asia/Pac of Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) Implementation Co-ordination Group of APANPIRG in Seoul, Republic of Korea 22-26 May 2006. This paper also conveys the major issues relating to ATN/AMHS service implementation and operation in the Asia/Pacific region.

1 Introduction

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Asia/Pac regional office held the first meeting of Asia/Pac ATN Implementation Co-ordination Group of APANPIRG in Seoul, Republic of Korea 22-26 May 2006 to discuss the ATN implementation technical exchange, planning and report the progress.

2 Outcome of Meeting

Followings are major conclusion of the APANPIRG ATNICG/1:

1. ATN Router Plan: Attachment I depicts States in the Asia and Pacific regions committed to implement ATN Router in the region, following is the regional Air Navigation Plan FASID documents. The backbone will be interconnected by end of 2007. The Asia/Pacific ATN backbone is expected to complete by early 2008. The Attachment II shows the Asia/Pacific Regional ATN Backbone Interconnection. The major ATN Backbone Boundary Intermediate System (BBIS) in the region are located in Australia, China, Fiji, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, and USA. Most of States implement ATN have dual stacks ATN Router (X.25 and IP sub-networks) capability;

2. Regional strategy has been proposed to be amended to include dual stack protocols to allow flexibility;

3. ATS Message Handling Service (AMHS) Implementation Plan: Attachment III shows States in the Asia and Pacific regions committed to implement AMHS in the region following regional Air Navigation Plan FASID documents.

4. AMHS Addressing Scheme and Coordination: The ATNICG/1 concluded that the maintenance of the AMHS addressing scheme and Addresses on a sharing information basis with one database to be set up in Asia and Pacific region. Aerothai has accepted the responsibility for the Asia/Pacific region to coordinate with other ICAO regions. The ATNICG confirms the need to coordinate a synchronous procedure for updating the information should be identified and endorsed by the Aeronautical Communication Panel (ACP).

5. Binary Universal Form for the Representation (BUFR) Coded Message support: Common Technical solution for supporting BUFR code through the File Transfer Body Part (FTBP) should be expedited to be included in the Version 4 of Doc9705; despite of concerns expressed by OPMET detailed requirement needs to be further confirmed, the technical solution to support BUFR code Operational Meteorological (OPMET) information should be identified independently.

6. ATS Inter-facility Data Communication (AIDC): The meeting recommend to ACP Working Group N to consider streamlining the messages set related provisions on AIDC in the Doc9705 with those proposed changes in Doc9694. In terms of AIDC messages set is concerned, perhaps a better solution is to make reference in the Doc9705 to the material in Doc9694, and then study whether there is required to update the rest part of AIDC related to material in the Doc9705. The Asia/Pac regional AIDC implementation plan as shown in Attachment IV.

7. The ATNICG developed 7 Performance Tasks with many associated sub-tasks as shown in Attachment V.

3 Conclusions

This paper reports the Asia/Pac ATNICG meeting and outcome of the regional plan. The ACP Member States are invited to discuss and comment. The Asia/Pacific regional ATN/AMHS implementation activities are underway. The need to confirm the interface with BUFR coded generated system and baseline of AIDC are critical for the contract tendering by the States for operational cost control.

Attachment I

TABLE CNS 1B – ATN ROUTER PLAN

Explanation of the TableColumn

1Administration – the name of the Administration, State or Organization responsible for management of the router

2Location of Router

3Type of Router:

BBIS - Backbone Boundary Intermediate System

BIS - Boundary Intermediate System

4

Type of Interconnection:

Inter – Regional

Intra – Regional

Sub – Regional

5 Interconnection, Connected to router of: name of the location of the correspondent router

6 Link Speed – Speed requirements of the interconnecting link

7 Link Protocol – Protocol requirements for the interconnecting link

8 Target Date of Implementation – date of implementation of the router

TBD- To be determined

9Remarks

TABLE CNS-1B – ATN ROUTER PLAN

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

American Samoa

Pago Pago

United States

Intra-domain

Australia

Brisbane

Timor Leste

Intra-domain

BBIS

Sub-Regional

Fiji

19200 bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Indonesia

9600 bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Japan

64000 bps

X.25

2007

Nauru

Intra-domain

BIS

Sub-Regional

New Zealand

9600 bps

X.25

2008-2009

Papua New Guinea

Intra-domain

BBIS

Inter-Regional

South Africa

64000 bps

X.25

TBD

Solomon Islands

Intra-domain

Vanuatu

Intra-domain

Melbourne

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Singapore

64 Kbps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Inter-Regional

United States

64000 bps

X.25

2007

Bangladesh

Dhaka

BIS

Sub-Regional

India

9600 bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600 bps

X.25

2007

Bhutan

Paro

BIS

Sub-Regional

India

9600bps

X.25

2008

Brunei Darussalam

Brunei

BIS

Sub-Regional

Malaysia

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Singapore

9600bps

X.25

2007

Cambodia

Phnom Penh

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600bps

X.25

2007

China

Beijing

BIS

Sub-Regional

DPR Korea

9600bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Hong Kong, China

64000bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

India

64000bps

X.25

2006-2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Japan

64000bps

X.25

2007-2008

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Kuwait

64000bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Macau, China

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Mongolia

9600bps

X.25

2007-2008

BIS

Sub-Regional

Myanmar

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Nepal

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Pakistan

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Republic of Korea

9600bps

X.25

2007-2008

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Russian Federation

19200bps

X.25

TBD

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Thailand

64000bps

X.25

2006

Taibei

BIS

Sub-Regional

Hong Kong, China

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Japan

9600bps

X.25

2007

Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong

BBIS

Intra-Regional

China

64000bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Macau, China

9600bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Japan

64000bps

X.25

2005

BIS

Sub-Regional

Philippines

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Taibei

9600bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Thailand

64000bps

X.25

Implemented

BIS

Sub-Regional

Viet Nam

9600bps

X.25

2006

Macau, China

Macau

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Hong Kong, China

9600bps

X.25

2006

Cook Islands

Rarotonga

New Zealand

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

DPR Korea

Pyongyang

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007

Fiji

Nadi

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Australia

19200 bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Kiribati

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

New Caledonia

TBD

Intra-domain

BIS

Sub-Regional

Tuvalu

Intra-domain

BBIS

Inter-Regional

United States

19200 bps

X.25

2007

Wallis Islands

Intra-domain

French Polynesia

Papeete

New Zealand

TBD

Intra-domain

India

Mumbai

BIS

Sub-Regional

Bangladesh

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Bhutan

9600bps

X.25

2008

BBIS

Intra-Regional

China

64000bps

X.25

2006-2007

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Kenya

19200bps

X.25

TBD

BIS

Sub-Regional

Nepal

9600bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Oman

19200bps

X.25

TBD

BIS

Sub-Regional

Pakistan

9600bps

X.25

2007

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Singapore

64000bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Sri Lanka

9600bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Thailand

64000bps

X.25

2007

Indonesia

Jakarta

BIS

Sub-Regional

Australia

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Singapore

9600bps

X.25

2005

Japan

Tokyo

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Australia

64000bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

China

64000bps

X.25

2007-2008

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Hong Kong, China

64000bps

X.25

2005

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Europe

64000bps

X.25

TBD

BIS

Sub-Regional

Republic of Korea

9600bps

X.25

2008

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Russia Federation

64000bps

X.25

TBD

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Singapore

64000 bps

X.25

2007-2008

BIS

Sub-Regional

Taibei

9600 bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Inter-Regional

United States

64000 bps

X.25

Implemented

Kiribati

Tarawa

BIS

Sub-Regional

Fiji

Intra-domain

Lao PDR

Vientiane

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Viet Nam

9600bps

X.25

2006

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

BIS

Sub-Regional

Brunei

9600bps

X.25

2007

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

BIS

Sub-Regional

Singapore

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600bps

X.25

2006

Micronesia Federated State of

Chuuk

United States

Intra-domain

Kosrae

United States

Intra-domain

Ponapei

United States

Intra-domain

Yap

United States

Intra-domain

Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007-2008

Myanmar

Yangon

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600bps

X.25

2006

Nauru

Nauru

Australia

Intra-domain

Nepal

Kathmandu

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

India

9600bps

X.25

2007

New Caledonia

Noumea

Fiji

TBD

Intra-domain

New Zealand

Christchurch

BIS

Sub-Regional

Australia

9600bps

X.25

2008-2009

Cook Is

Intra-domain

French Polynesia

9600bps

X.25

TBD

Intra-domain

Niue

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

Samoa

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

Tonga

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

BIS

Inter-Regional

USA

9600bps

X.25

2008-2009

Niue Islands

Niue

New Zealand

Intra-domain

Pakistan

Karachi

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007

Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby

Australia

Intra-domain

Philippines

Manila

BIS

Sub-Regional

Hong Kong, China

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Singapore

9600bps

X.25

2006

Republic of Korea

Seoul

BIS

Sub-Regional

China

9600bps

X.25

2007-2008

BIS

Sub-Regional

Japan

9600bps

X.25

2008

Samoa

Faleolo

New Zealand

Intra-domain

Singapore

Singapore

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Australia

64000bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Bahrain

64000 bps

X.25

TBD

BIS

Sub-Regional

Brunei

9600bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

India

64000bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Indonesia

9600bps

X.25

2005

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Japan

64000bps

X.25

2007-2008

BIS

Sub-Regional

Malaysia

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Philippines

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Sri Lanka

9600bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Thailand

64000bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Inter-Regional

United Kingdom

64000 bps

X.25

TBD

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

BIS

Sub-Regional

Viet Nam

9600bps

X.25

2006

Solomon Islands

Honiara

Australia

Intra-Domain

Sri Lanka

Colombo

BIS

Sub-Regional

India

64000 bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Maldives

9600bps

X.25

2006

Thailand

Bangkok

BIS

Sub-Regional

Bangladesh

9600bps

X.25

2007

BIS

Sub-Regional

Cambodia

9600bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Intra-Regional

China

64000bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Hong Kong, China

64000bps

X.25

Implemented

BBIS

Intra-Regional

India

64000bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Italy

19200bps

X.25

TBD

BIS

Sub-Regional

Lao PDR

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Malaysia

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Myanmar

9600bps

X.25

2006

BBIS

Intra-Regional

Singapore

64000bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Viet Nam

9600bps

X.25

2006

Timor Leste

Dili

Australia

Intra-domain

Tonga

Tongatapu

New Zealand

Intra-domain

Tuvalu

Funafuti

Fiji

2005

Intra-domain

United States

Salt Lake City

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Australia

64000 bps

X.25

2007

American Samoa

Intra-domain

Administration

Location of Router

Type of Router

Type of Interconnection

Interconnection, Connected to router of:

Link Speed

Link Protocol

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Fiji

19200 bps

X.25

2007

BBIS

Inter-Regional

Japan

64000bps

X.25

Implemented

BIS

Inter-Regional

New Zealand

9600 bps

X.25

2008-2009

Marshall Islands

Intra-domain

Micronesia, Federated State of

Intra-domain

Palau

Intra-domain

Vanuatu

Port Vila

Australia

9600bps

X.25

Intra-domain

Viet Nam

Ho Chin Minh

BIS

Sub-Regional

Hong Kong, China

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Lao PDR

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Singapore

9600bps

X.25

2006

BIS

Sub-Regional

Thailand

9600bps

X.25

2006

Wallis Islands

Wallis

Fiji

X.25

TBD

Intra-domain

Attachment II

Chart CNS 2 - ATN Router Plan

ASIA/PAC ATN Router Interconnection (Table CNS 1B)

MH

FJ

VU

AU

CN

JP

IN

TH

SG

TO

PF

NZ

ID

KR

NR

CK

WS

TV

WF

KI

NC

NP

MO

TW

PG

SB

BD

VN

BN

PH

MM

MV

LK

BT

KH

LA

MY

KP

MN

NU

US

FM

PW

AS

ATN Backbone Site

ATN Site

HK

PK

TL

ATN Backbone

ATN Connection

Attachment III

TABLE CNS-1C

ATS MESSAGE HANDLING SERVICE (ATSMHS)

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

Explanation of the Table

Column

1 Administration – the name of the Administration, State or Organization responsible for management of the facility

2 Location of Facility

3 Facility Type:

AMHS

UA (Location of AMHS)

4 Target Date of Implementation – date of implementation of the ATSMHS

TBD – To be determined

5 Remarks

AMHS – ATS Message Handling System which may include Message Transfer Agents and AFTN/AMHS gateways services.

TABLE CNS-1C ATS MESSAGE HANDLING SERVICE (ATSMHS) IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

Administration

Location of Facility

Facility Type

Target Date of Implementation

Remarks

American Samoa

Pago Pago

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Australia

Brisbane

AMHS

2006

Bangladesh

Dhaka

AMHS

2007

Bhutan

Paro

UA (Mumbai)

2008

Brunei Darussalam

Brunei

AMHS

2007

Cambodia

Phnom Penh

AMHS

2007

China

Beijing

AMHS

2006

Taibei

AMHS

2006

Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong

AMHS

2005

Macau, China

Macau

AMHS

2005

Cook Island

Rarotonga

UA (Christchurch)

2006

DPR Korea

Pyongyang

AMHS

2007

Fiji

Nadi

AMHS

2006

French Polynesia

Papeete

AMHS

TBD

India

Mumbai

AMHS

2005

Indonesia

Jakarta

AMHS

2006

Ujung Pandang

AMHS

2006

Japan

Tokyo

AMHS

Implemented

Kiribati

Tarawa

UA (Nadi)

2005

Lao PDR

Vientiane

AMHS

2005

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

AMHS

2006

Maldives

Male

AMHS

2005

Marshall Island

Majuro

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Micronesia

Federated State of

Chuuk

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Kosrai

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Ponapei

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Yap

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar

AMHS

2006

Myanmar

Yangon

AMHS

2005

Nauru

Nauru

UA (Brisbane)

2006

Nepal

Kathmandu

AMHS

2007

New Caledonia

Noumea

AMHS

TBD

New Zealand

Christchurch

AMHS

2008-2009

Niue Is

Niue

UA (Christchurch)

2006

Pakistan

Karachi

AMHS

2006

Palau

Koror

UA (Salt Lake City)

2005

Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby

UA (Brisbane)

2006

Philippines

Manila

AMHS

2006

Republic of Korea

Seoul

AMHS

2008

Samoa

Faleolo

UA (Christchurch)

2006

Singapore

Singapore

AMHS

2006

Solomon Is

Honiara

UA (Brisbane)

2006

Sri Lanka

Colombo

AMHS

2006

Thailand

Bangkok

AMHS

2006

Timor Leste

Dili

UA (Brisbane)

2006

Tonga

Tongatapu

UA (Christchurch)

2006

Tuvalu

Funafuti

UA (Nadi)

2005

United States

Salt Lake City

AMHS

Implemented

Vanuatu

Port Vila

UA (Brisbane)

2006

Viet Nam

Ho Chi Minh

AMHS

2006

Wallis Is.

Wallis

AMHS

TBD

Attachment IV

State/Administration

Location of AIDC end system

AIDC Pair

AIDC standard used

Target date of Implementation

Remarks

Correspondent location

Correspondent State/Administration

1

2

3

4

5

6

AUSTRALIA

Brisbane ACC

Auckland ACC

New Zealand

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

AFTN/AMHS

2008-2009

 

Jakarta ACC

Indonesia

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

Nadi ACC

Fiji

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

Ujung Pandang ACC

Indonesia

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

BANGLADESH

Dhaka ACC

Kolkata ACC

Myanmar

ATN

TBD

Subject to concurrence with Myanmar

 

Yangon ACC

India

ATN

TBD

Subject to concurrence with India

BHUTAN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAMBODIA

Phnom Penh ACC

Bangkok ACC

Thailand

ATN

2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHINA

Beijing ACC

Incheon ACC

Republic of Korea

ATN

TBD

 

 

Guangzhou ACC

Hong Kong ACC

Hong Kong, China

AFTN

2008

 

 

Haikou ACC

Hong Kong ACC

Hong Kong, China

AFTN

2007

 

 

Taibei ACC

Hong Kong ACC

China

TBD

2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HONG KONG, CHINA

Hong Kong ACC

Guangzhou ACC

China

AFTN

2008

 

 

Haikou ACC

China

AFTN

2007

 

 

Manila ACC

Philippines

TBD

TBD

 

 

Taibei ACC

China

TBD

2007-2008

 

MACAO, CHINA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COOK ISLANDS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FIJI

Nadi ACC

Brisbane ACC

Australia

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V. 10

 

 

Oakland ARTCC

USA

AFTN

2006

FRANCE

 

 

 

 

 

 

FRENCH POLYNESIA

Papeete ACC

Auckland ACC

New Zealand

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V. 2

NEW CALEDONIA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INDIA

Kolkata ACC

Dhaka ACC

Bangladesh

ATN

TBD

 

 

Mumbai ACC

Karachi ACC

Pakistan

AFTN

2006

Subject to co-ordination between Administrations

 

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

INDONESIA

Jakarta ACC

Brisbane ACC

Australia

AFTN

Implemented

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

Ujung Pandang ACC

Brisbane ACC

Australia

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

207-2008

JAPAN

Fukuoka ATMC

Anchorage ACC

USA

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

Incheon ACC

Republic of Korea

ATN

TBD

 

Oakland ACC

USA

AFTN

Implemented

KIRIBATI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Vientiane ACC

Bangkok ACC

Thailand

ATN

2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MALAYSIA

Kuala Lumpur ACC

Bangkok ACC

Thailand

ATN

2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MALDIVES

Male ACC

Colombo ACC

Sri Lanka

ATN

2005

 

MARSHALL ISLANDS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MICRONESIA (FEDERATED STATE OF)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MONGOLIA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MYANMAR

Yangon ACC

Bangkok ACC

Thailand

ATN

TBD

ICD V.10

 

Dhaka ACC

Bangladesh

ATN

2007

NAURU

Brisbane ACC

Ockland ARTCC

USA

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2006

 

 

Nadi ACC

Fiji

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

AFTN/AMHS

2006

 

 

 

 

NEPAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATN AIDC 2008/2009. Subject to confirmation

 

Nadi ACC

Fiji

AFTN

Implemented

ATN AIDC 2008/2009. Subject to confirmation

 

Ockland ARTCC

USA

AFTN

Implemented

ATN AIDC 2008/2009. Subject to confirmation

 

Papeete ACC

French Polynesia

AFTN

Implemented

ATN AIDC 2008/2009. Subject to confirmation

PAKISTAN

Karachi

Kuwait

Kuwait

AFTN

2006

Subject to concurrence of Kuwait

 

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

 

 

Mumbai

India

AFTN

2006

Subject to concurrence of India

 

 

 

 

AFTN/AMHS

2007-2008

 

PALAU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PHILIPPINES

Manila ACC

Hong Kong ACC

Hong Kong, China

TBD

2007/2008

 

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Incheon ACC

Tokyo ACC

Japan

ATN

TBD

 

 

 

Beijing ACC

China

ATN

TBD

 

SAMOA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SINGAPORE

 

 

 

 

 

ATN AIDC 2009/2010

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOLOM ISLANDS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SRI LANKA

Colombo ACC

Male ACC

Maldives

AFTN

2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIMOR LASTE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THAILAND

Bangkok ACC

Hochiminh ACC

Viet Nam

ATN

2007

 

Kuala Lumpur ACC

Malaysia

ATN

2007

 

Phnom Penh ACC

Cambodia

ATN

2007

 

Vientiane ACC

Lao PDR

ATN

2007

 

Yangon ACC

Myanmar

ATN

2007

 

TONGA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UNITED STATES

Oakland ARTCC

Aukland ACC

New Zealand

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V. 10

 

Fukuoka ATMC

Japan

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

 

Nadi ACC

Fiji

AFTN

2006

ICD V.10

 

Anchorage ARTCC

Fukuoka ATMC

Japan

AFTN

Implemented

ICD V.10

VANUATU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VIET NAM

Ho Chi Minh ACC

Bangkok ACC

Thailand

ATN

2007

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attachment V

No.

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE

ICAO Srategic Objective

Associated GPI

Tasks/Strategy

Benefits

Deliverables

TargetDate

Leader

Supporting Members

1

ATN Implementation Coordination

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Review of implementation problems and develop co-ordinated solutions

Expedite implementation activities, ensure system campatibility through out the region

Co-ordination Report

Ongoing/Semi-anually until (2010)

Ken Morris (Australia)

All members

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

ATN Operational Procedures

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Development of Interim Database for Directory Services

Make available real time and quality assurance addresses for ATN message delivery

(1) Interim Database

(1) (2007)

Robert Hallman(USA)

Thailand, Hong Kong China, Japan

 

 

 

 

(2) Develop the operational database management procedures

 

(2) Operational Procedures

(2) (2007)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

ATN Certification & Validation Process

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Develop conformance procedures and checklist for AMHS and ATN routers

Expedite implementation activities, ensure global system compatibility

(1) Checklist

(1) (2007)

Victor, Lee (Singapore)

China, Hong Kong China, Indonesia,ROK,USA,

 

 

 

 

(2) Develop validation process document

 

(2) Conformance Document

(2) 2007

 

 

4

ATN Documentation

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Study DIR objects/attributes proposed in ACP and follow development within other groups

Expedite implementation activities, ensure global system compatibility

(1) Directory Report

(1) Annually until (2010)

Chonlawit B.

Thailand

 

 

 

 

(2) Development AIDC documentation (including ICD) and follow development within other groups

 

(2) AIDC ICD

(2) 2007 (ACP-dependent)

(Thailand)

Thailand

 

 

 

 

(3) Update of AMHS ICD to comply with SARPs 3rd Edtion

 

(3) Updated AMHS ICD

(3) (2007)

 

Japan

5

ATN Performance

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Develop/establish/adapt/monitor/identify/analyse performance indicators

Assure QOS, service continuity, timely delivery of services

(1) AMHS performance report

(1) Annually until (2010)

Japan

Republic of Korea, India

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6

ATN Service Enhancements

D. Efficiency

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Review the impact of the implementation of Directory Services in the Region

Enhancing the service

(1) Report on directory

(1) Annually until (2010)

Fiji

USA, Thailand, New Zealand, Japan, Australia

 

 

 

 

(2) Development of profiles for the directory access and exchange protocols (Ref. Decision 7/9)

Enhancing the operation

(2) Report on profiles

(2) (2008)

Fiji

 

 

 

 

 

(3) Study the use of IP

Lowering the operating cost

(3) Report on the use of IP

(3) (2008)

Singapore

China

 

 

 

 

(4) Study for transition to BUFR code

Enhancing the service

(4) Report on the impact of BUFR code to ATN

(4) (2007)

Japan

New Zeland, USA,

 

 

 

 

(5) Study for transition of AFTN-based AIDC to ATN environment

Improving the service and lowering the operating cost

(5) Report on the impact of transition of AFTN-AIDC to ATN-AIDC

(5) (2008)

Thailand

India,Indonesia, New Zealand, USA,

 

 

 

 

(6) Update the AMHS ICD to comply with Doc 9705 3rd Edition

 

(6) Updated AMHS ICD

(6) 2007

Japan

Comsoft, ONS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7

Security

B. Security

GPI-17, GPI-19, GPI-22

(1) Develop Information Security policy

Safe and Secure Inter and Intra Regional Communication and service infrastructure

(1) Policy Document

(1) Annually until (2010)

Vidyut Patel (USA)

Australia, Hong Kong China

 

 

 

 

(2) Develop Information Security Guidance

 

(2) Guidance Document

(2) (2008)

 

 

 

 

(3) Develop Information Security Solution for Initial and Enhanced Services

 

(3) Security, Technical, Management and Operational Control

(3) (2008)

 

 

 

 

(4) Co-ordinate and monitor ACP working group and other regions

 

(4) Report

(4) Semi-Annually until (2010)

Thailand

(GPI-22) COMMUNICATION NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

Related ATM objectives: AMSS; HF data; VHF data; SSR Mode S; ATN

Scope: To evolve the aeronautical mobile and fixed communication infrastructure, supporting both voice and data communications, accommodating new functions as well as providing the adequate capacity and quality of service to support ATM requirements.

(GPI-19) METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEMS

Objective: To improve the availability of meteorological information in support of a seamless global ATM system.

(GPI-17) IMPLEMENTATION OF DATA LINK APPLICATIONS

Scope: Increase the use of data link applications

Related ATM objectives: Application of data link; Functional integration of ground systems; with airborne systems; ATS inter-facility data communication (AIDC)

International Civil Aviation Organization

AERONAUTICAL COMMUNICATIONS PANEL (ACP) WorkinG group N (NETWORKING) and subgroups – 6th meeting

Brussels, Belgium 26th June – 7th July 2006

International Civil Aviation Organization

ATN Implementation Planning Group of APANPIRG/ATNTTF

(GPI-22) COMMUNICATION NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

 

 

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