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The document discusses ICAO's Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBU) framework, which is a systems engineering approach to achieve global air traffic management interoperability and harmonization. The ASBU framework organizes capabilities into four blocks based on timelines, with each block linked to four specific performance improvement areas. The ASBU methodology ensures dependencies between modules are addressed to enable implementation of new capabilities over time.

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Asbu

The document discusses ICAO's Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBU) framework, which is a systems engineering approach to achieve global air traffic management interoperability and harmonization. The ASBU framework organizes capabilities into four blocks based on timelines, with each block linked to four specific performance improvement areas. The ASBU methodology ensures dependencies between modules are addressed to enable implementation of new capabilities over time.

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ASBU

Tangerang, November 2018


GANP ASBU System Engineering
“ASBU framework is a systems CONOPS
engineering approach to achieve
global ATM interoperability and
harmonization”.
(ICAO Doc 9750, GANP 5th edition)

SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS

2
Global Air Navigation Plan (GANP)
ICAO’s 10 Key Air Navigation Policy Principles ICAO’s GANP Priorities
1. Commitment to the implementation of ICAO’s 1. PBN as the highest priority
Strategic Objectives and 11 Key Performance § Enhance PBN functionality and PBN
Areas strategic development
2. Aviation safety is the highest priority § ICAO assistance and implementation
3. Tiered approach to air navigation planning 2. Environmental gains through PBN terminal
4. Global Air Traffic Management Operational procedures – CDO and CCO
Concept § Significant fuel saving and environmental
5. Global air navigation priorities benefit
6. Regional and State air navigation priorities 3. ATFM, as key enabler of ATM efficiency and
7. Aviation System Block Upgrades (ASBUs), effectiveness as well as safety and
Modules and Roadmaps environmental sustainability
8. Use of ASBU Blocks and Modules
9. Cost-benefit and financial issues
10. Review and evaluation of air navigation planning

ASBU Methodology Updates


PIA, Blocks, Modules & thread 10 Technology roadmaps Needs & dependent analysis

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


GANP ASBU

• ICAO’s ASBU framework is a systems engineering approach to achieve global ATM


interoperability and harmonization.
• ASBU core of concept is linked to 4 specific & interrelated aviation performance
improvement areas (PIA) where each area has been organized into a series of four
Blocks (Block 0, 1, 2 and 3) based on timelines for the various capabilities they
contain

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


ASBU MODUL

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT AREA (PIA)

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


Air Navigation Planning Subdivision
Air Navigation Planning Subdivision
Air Navigation Planning Subdivision
Air Navigation Planning Subdivision
Air Navigation Planning Subdivision
ASBU TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP

Kuning Modules
Biru Technologies
Hijau Capabilities
Hitam Domains
Abu-abu Components

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


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ASBU EXAMPLE

TRAJECTORY BASED OPERATION


ASBU MODUL

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


ASBU MODULES DEPENDENCY
BLOCK 0 (2013) BLOCK 1 (2019) BLOCK 2 (2025) BLOCK 3 (2031)

Air Navigation Planning Subdivision


2024
2018

2030
DOMAIN | COMPONENT BLOCK 0 BLOCK 1 BLOCK 2 BLOCK 3

COMMUNICATION HF ACARS
VDL Mode AOA LDACS - ATNIPS
Air-ground VDL Mode 2 ACARS & ATN OSI
data link CPDLC & ADS-C
Advance CPDLC

IPV4
G/G comm & VOIP
IPV6
A/G voice Future digital voice system

Core GNSS Constellation


NAVIGATION

Navigation GNSS Augmentations


PBN Operations

PBN All type of PBN Operations

Ground &
SURVEILLANCE MANAGEMENG

ADS-C
Surf. ADS-B Out via satellite
Future ADS-B In/Out System
surveillance
Air-air Future ADS-B In/Out System
ASEP
surveillance

SWIM ground-ground: Flight intends, ATM information exchange


INFORMATION

SWIM ground-ground: inter-center coord, a/c integration


SWIM, Flight Exchange Flights intend Initial FF-ICE
AIS-AIM Enhance quality | Paper to Digital data
& Flow, AIM, eAIP, AIXM
MET, Time Digital MET data
IWXMM
APNT

FANS 1/A
FANS 3/C
Communication Aircraft access to SWIM
& surveillance ADS-B in/Out (ICAO ver.2)
Future ADS-B In/Out System

INS
AVIONICS

FMS Supporting PBN


Navigation Multi-constellation/Freq & Multi-sensor
FMS Initial 4D FMS Full 4D
Airport Navigation Integration (via ATN B2)

Airport Moving Map


On-board EVS
CDTI
system Electronic Flight Bags
TBO Needs and Dependency Analysis
• 4 Blocks
• 4 PIAs
• 13 Threads
• 26 Modules
• 15 Linkages
• 12 Dependencies
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question?

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