The Cooperative Network Information will be exchanged between the systems of the operational stakeholders and the Network Manager by means of cooperative network information SWIM services, using the Yellow SWIM TI Profile, for Air Traffic Flow and Capacity Management (ATFCM) purposes.

Operational stakeholders use the NM B2B Services, which support the exchange of the following cooperative network information:

• Maximum airport capacity based on current and near-term weather conditions
This information exchange is supported by the ATFCM Tactical Updates Service, which allows to update dynamically the airport capacity values and the runway configuration.

• Network and en-route approach operation plans
This information exchange is supported by the ATFCM Tactical Updates Service, part of the NM B2B Services, which allows to update dynamically the sector configuration plans, the capacity values, the monitoring values (OTMV), the traffic volume activations and the runway configurations.

System requirements:

The Network Manager shall support all operational stakeholders in exchanging data electronically for cooperative network management activities, by providing the necessary SWIM services.

The access to NOP via the NM HMIs is covered by Objectives FCM11.1 and FCM11.2. This objective covers only the information exchanges between the stakeholders’ local systems and the NM system. The Network Manager system and operational stakeholder systems shall be upgraded to support the exchange of information in compliance with the EUROCONTROL SWIM Specifications, either through the Public Internet and/or NewPENS. The choice of communication service depends on a business criticality assessment from where minimum performance requirements are identified.

ANSP systems shall be upgraded to use the NM B2B Services in order to provide to NM the ATFCM tactical and pre-tactical updates: sector configuration activation, capacity values, runway configuration activation, traffic volume activation (when applicable), OTMVs (when used) and hotspots (when used).

NOTE: For a full description of the services as well as of the associated system requirements, see the Family 5, in the SESAR Deployment Programme edition 2022, Approved by the European Commission.

NOTE FOR MILITARY AUTHORITIES: It is the responsibility of each military authority to review this Objective IN ITS ENTIRETY and address each of the SLoAs that the military authority considers RELEVANT for itself. This has to be done on top and above of the review of "MIL" SLoAs which identify actions EXCLUSIVE to military authorities.

Edition

2022

Stakeholders

Air Navigation Service Provider / Network Manager

Type

CP1

Scope

EU

Status

Active