May 2–5, 2005
Hyatt Fair Lakes Hotel
Fairfax, VA
- Conference General Chair: Denise Ponchak, NASA
- Technical Program Chair: Gene Fujikawa, NASA
Proceedings CD-ROMs were mailed to all registered attendees. Conference proceedings for others are available at NASA Technical Reports Server (ICNS 2005).
| Description | Speaker |
|---|---|
| Tuesday, May 3, 2005 | |
| Plenary Session – JPDO: Inter-Agency Cooperation for the Next Generation ATS Session Chair: Fred Messina, Sensis Corporation | |
| The Next Generation Air Transportation System | Karl Krundmann, JPDO |
| Next Generation Air Transportation System | Colonel David Rhodes, Lead JPDO IPT for User-Specific Situational Awareness and Doug Arbuckle, Lead JPDO IPT for Agile Air Traffic Management System |
| Overview of the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NGATS) Institute Management Council | Bo Bollinger, President, ATCA |
| Financing the Next Generation Air Transportation System FNGATS | Jerry Thompson, Chairman, JTA |
| Plenary Session – R&T Programs Session Chair: Denise Ponchak, NASA Glenn Research Center | |
| An Integrated Look at R&D Technologies Supporting Improved NAS Capacity and Security | Robert Beard and Paul Rigterink, Computer Sciences Corporation |
| An Overview, Current Status and Future Transformation Direction of NASA’s CNS Research & Technology Activities | Konstantinos Martzaklis, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Airspace Systems Program | Robert Jacobsen, NASA Ames Research Center |
| Session A1 – Integrated CNS Systems and Architectures Session Chairs: Chris Daskalakis, DOT Volpe National Transportation Systems Center and Ann Tedford, Federal Aviation Administration | |
| Developing a Model for Joint Infrastructure Investment | Stephen Giles and Michele Steinbach, The MITRE Corporation |
| Continuing the Commitment to Capacity | Gisele Mohler, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Overview FAA’s NAS Strategy Simulator | Lance Sherry, Bengi Mezhepoglu, George Mason University, Dan Goldner, Ventana Systems, Anne Yablonski and Dave Knorr, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Analysis of Air Traffic Control Systems Interference Impact on Galileo Aeronautical Receivers | Massimiliano DeAngelis, AMS-Alenia Marconi Systems, Romano Fantacci, Simone Menci, University of Florence and Claudio Rinaldi, ENAV S.p.A. |
| Communications Operating Concept and Requirements for the Future Radio System | Gregg Anderson, Federal Aviation Administration, Patricia Chavez, John Gonda and William Saumsiegle, The MITRE Corporation |
| Global Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance Systems Program – Progress and Plans | Chip Meserole, The Boeing Company |
| An Integrated Global CNS System | Robert Crow, AirNav, Inc. |
| The Single Integrated Airspace Approach to Global Airspace: One World – One Airspace – One Perception | William Laska, John Edwards, Dirk Caudill and Andrew Chrisman, SRS Technologies, Inc. |
| Session A2 – Datalink Communications Systems Session Chair: Todd Donovan, Sensis Corporation | |
| Measurement of the Safety Impact of Installing ADS-B on General Aviation Aircraft at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University | Steven Hampton and Richard Theokas, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University |
| Aircraft Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) Verification and Validation | Jimmy Krozel, Metron Aviation Inc. and Dominick Andrisani, Purdue University |
| A Predictive Model of User Equipage Costs for Future Air Traffic Services and Capabilities: An Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast Example | Kent Hollinger, James Nickum, Doyle Peed and Todd Stock, The MITRE Corporation |
| Strategic Applications of Controller-Assigned Airborne Separation (CAAS) | Elliott Simons, David Maroney, Pamela Hawkins and Christopher DeSenti,The MITRE Corporation |
| VHF Channel Occupancy Measurements over Core Europe | Johannes Prinz, Christoph Rihacek, Miodrag Sajatovic, Frequentis GmbH, Santiago Zazo, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Javier Lopez-Perez and Ivan Perez-Alvarez, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria |
| A Study on Mobility in VDL Modes 2 and 3 | Robert Murawski, Steven Bretmersky, and Vijay Konangi, Cleveland State University |
| SITA AIRCOM Datalink Implementation Status | Kathleen Kearns, SITA |
| Aeronautical Data Link Road Map, An Air Carrier Perspective | Mike Murphy, ATN Systems, Inc. |
| Session A3 – Navigation, System Demonstrations & Operations Session Chair: David Buchanan, NASA Glenn Research Center | |
| Tailored Arrivals Trials – Air Traffic Alliance, Boeing, Airservices Australia, QANTAS | Craig Roberts, Airservices, Brad Cornell, Rob Mead, Boeing and Michael Watson, Alliance |
| RNP-Based Parallel Instrument Approaches: Concepts and Benefits | Michael Mills and Suzanne Porter, The MITRE Corporation |
| Integrated GPS/eLoran Systems | G. Linn Roth, Locus, Inc. and Mitchell Narins, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) Industry Engagement | Don Hanlon, Federal Aviation Administration and David Beering, Infinite Global Infrastructure |
| Operational Results and Standardization Issues of Wide Area Multilateration Systems for Civil Air Traffic Control Purposes | Heinz Bartacek, Werner Langhans, Christian Scheiflinger, Johann Zemsky, Austro Control GmbH and Helmut Schreiber, Graz University of Technology |
| Safe Flight 21 Implementing Broadcast Services | Robert Strain, The MITRE Corporation |
| How the System Wide Evaluation and Planning Tool (SWEPT) Can Support Air Traffic Management Decision-Making in the Eastern U.S. | Paul Rigterink and Ed Ellenberger, Computer Sciences Corporation |
| Session A4 – Safety and Security Initiatives Impacting CNS Session Chair: Richard Reinhart, NASA Glenn Research Center | |
| Evaluations of Sana and Cisco Host Intrusion Prevention Systems (HIPS) | Edwin Coover and Duncan Thomson, The MITRE Corporation |
| Digital Signatures for the Analogue Radio | Konrad Hofbauer, Graz University of Technology and Horst Hering, EUROCONTROL |
| An Elliptic Curve Based Authentication Protocol for Controller-Pilot Data Link Communications | Dawit Getachew, Chicago State University and James Griner, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Information Security for the Aviation Community: A Personal Perspective | Ted Signore, The MITRE Corporation |
| Communications-Supported Concepts for Highjacked Aircraft | Thomas Mulkerin, Mulkerin Associates, Inc. |
| Secure Key Management for NASA Space Communication | Aruna Balasubramanian, Sumita Mishra, CompSys Technologies, Inc. and Ramalingam Sridhar, State University of New York, Buffalo |
| Communications Technology for Improved Aviation Security | Sam Farroha, Cheryl Resch, Gary Stoneburner, Gerry Preziotti and Robert Nichols, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| SIP Based Communications in Netcentric Operations | Johannes Prinz, Wolfgang Kampichler, Christoph Kurth, Frequentis GmbH and Johannes Osrael, Information Systems Institute, Vienna University of Technology |
| Wednesday, May 4, 2005 | |
| Plenary Session – Global Communications Initiatives Session Chair: Chris Wargo, Computer Networks & Software Inc. | |
| CPDLC & ADS-B in Europe – Alive and Kicking | Alex Wandels, EUROCONTROL |
| The New Future Needs for CNS-ATM: An Airline Perspective | Captain Joe Burns, United Airlines |
| Future Global Communications In Efficient Flight Path Management | Paul Mettus, Lockheed Martin Transportation and Security Solutions |
| ATC Com Upgrades – Designing to Satisfy Airline Business Case for Avionics | Philip Clinch, SITA |
| Session B1 – CNS Research and Technology Development Session Chair: Art Feinberg, Intelligent Automation Inc. | |
| FASTE-CNS: A Tool for Performance Evaluation of CNS Technologies | Chris Dhas, Chris Wargo, Sachin Lal, Computer Networks & Software, Inc. and Mannu Khanna, Comptel Inc. |
| Aeronautical Network Research Simulator (ANRS) | Manuel Garcia, Michael Kocin and Gregory Musser, ViaSat, Inc. |
| Channel Characterization in the 5 GHz Microwave Landing System Extension Band for Future Airport Surface Communications | Dave Matolak, Ohio University, Lawrence Foore, NASA Glenn Research Center and Rafael Apaza, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Detroit Deicing Decision Support Tool | Jonathan Lee, Suzanne Chen and Anastasios Daskalakis, U.S. Department of Transportation |
| ESCAN | Julian Bristow, David Meyers, Kelly Muldoon, Robert Becker and Lisa Lust, Honeywell |
| Beaming Bandwidth via Laser Communications | Mohsen Kavehrad and Belal Hamzeh, The Pennsylvania State University |
| Session B2 – Airborne Internet Session Chair: James Meer, Microflight | |
| Airborne Internet: Applications Abound | Ralph Yost, William J. Hughes FAA Technical Center |
| Multi-Protocol Data Radio | Prasad Nair, Project Management Enterprises, Inc. |
| Transformational Cost Reduction for Airborne Internet | Bill McNary, AeroSAT |
| Distributed Adaptive Operations: Command & Control of Networked-enabled Forces, Geographically Dispersed | Gregory Glaros, U.S.N |
| Implementing the Electronic Flight Bag | Joe Burns, United Airlines |
| CompreX: XML Compression and the Airborne Internet | Kirk Swanson and Jason Judt, Architecture Technology Corporation |
| Airborne Internet Consortium Background | James Meer, Microflight |
| Session B3 – Avionics for System-Level Enhancements Session Chair: Ronald Stroup, Federal Aviation Administration | |
| A Logical Architecture for Future Avionics | Paul Ravenhill, Helios Technology LTD |
| Interference Cancellation Receiver | Minh Nguyen, The MITRE Corporation and Amir Zaghloul, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
| MMDA Use of JTRS Architecture | Michael Kocin, ViaSat, Inc. |
| Increasing Needs for Modular Avionics in the CNS/ATM-Based Air Space | Gu Shimin, Chinese Aeronautic Radio and Electronics Research Institute |
| Session B4 – SWIM Session Chair: Rafael Apaza, Federal Aviation Administration | |
| The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) System Wide Information Management (SWIM) Program | John Loynes, Federal Aviation Administration |
| System Wide Information Management Prototyping Activities – An Architecture for Common Messaging | Paul Comitz, The Boeing Company and Josh Hung, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Aspects of Sharing Flight Data via SWIM | Jon Dehn, Lockheed Martin Transportation & Security Solutions and Sid Rudolph, IT Consulting Group |
| Mobile Communication Network Architecture (MCNA) Overview | David Morse, Avaliant LLC and James Budinger, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Enables an Agile National Airspace System – SWIM Provides the Pipeline Services | Josh Hung, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Technologies for Network-Enabled Operations | Brian Glass and Jack Levine, NASA Ames Research Center |
| The Business Case for SWIM | Steve Glickman, The Boeing Company |
| Thursday, May 5, 2005 | |
| Session C1 – Weather Products and Data Dissemination Technologies Session Chairs: Michael Jarrell, NASA Glenn Research Center and Thomas Tanger, Ohio Aerospace Institute | |
| An Integrated Turbulence Avoidance Decision-Aid for Pilots, Dispatchers & Controllers | Paul Robinson, AeroTech Research, Inc. |
| In-Service Evaluation of a Prototype Turbulence Auto-PIREP System (TAPS) | Jason Prince, Paul Robinson, AeroTech Research, Inc. and Christian Amaral, Delta Air Lines |
| Characterizing Satellite-Based Communications to Provide Seamless and Effective Transoceanic Data Dissemination | Rich Slywczak and Okechukwu Mezu, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Flight Testing of Weather Data Exchange Using the 1090 Extended Squitter (1090ES) and VDL Mode 3 Data Links | James Griner, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| WINCOMM UAT Laboratory Test Activities | Wayne Buhrman, The John Hopkins University |
| WINCOMM UAT Laboratory Test Results and Flight Test Plans | Randall Sleight and Wayne Buhrman, The John Hopkins University |
| Comprehensive Real-Time Analysis of Broadcasting Systems (CRABS) Software Use for Weather Information Communication (WINCOMM) Project | Stephen Giguere, The John Hopkins University |
| Potential IP Solutions for Networking Selected FAA Weather Systems | Ezra Jalleta, Minqi Liu and Mark Simons, The MITRE Corporation |
| A 4D Flight Profile Server and Probability-Based 4D Weather Objects: Toward a Common-Core Toolset for the NAS | Alexander Klein, George Mason University |
| Air Traffic Management Decision Support Using Integrated Methods of Diagnosing and Forecasting Aviation Weather | Tenny Lindholm, The National Center for Atmospheric Research |
| Session C2 – Airspace Communications Networks Session Chair: Cal Ramos, NASA Glenn Research Center | |
| FAA/EUROCONTROL Future Communications Study Overview and Status | James Eck, Brent Phillips, Gregg Anderson, Rhonda Thomas, Federal Aviation Administration, James Budinger, NASA Glenn Research Center, Ron Bruno and Glenn Dyer, ITT Industries |
| Systems Methodology to Defining Surface Network Architecture | Thanh Nguyen, Analex Corporation |
| Integration of Airport Surface Communication Systems | Yang Wang, Lockheed Martin Transportation & Security Solutions and Yiyuan Zhao, University of Minnesota |
| Architectural Assessment for Optical Networks Deployed on Commercial Avionic Communication Systems | Hung Nguyen, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Adjustable Range Broadcast for Desired Airborne Network Connectivity | Yiyuan Zhao, University of Minnesota and Yang Wang, Lockheed Martin Transportation & Security Solutions |
| A Hierarchical IP Addressing Scheme for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks | Hussein Ali, David Smith and Herman Helgert, George Washington University |
| Evaluation of IPv6 Services for Future Aviation Networks | Anil Kumar, Aniket Bhat, Computer Networks & Software Inc. and Manu Khanna, Comptel, Inc. |
| NASA’s Request for Comments on Global Air Space System Requirements | Will Ivancic, NASA Glenn Research Center |
| Defining Command, Control, and Communications for Unmanned Aircraft Systems | Stephen Henriksen, ITT Advanced Engineering & Sciences and Mike Schultz, Modern Technology Solutions Incorporated |
| Session C3 – Surveillance Systems Session Chair: Len Carlson, Technology Services Corporation | |
| Departure Exclusion Zone – a Future Concept to Enhance Runway Operations Using Aircraft Derived Data | Carmine Primeggia, Federal Aviation Administration and Philip Hodgkins, BAE Systems |
| Wake Vortex Tracking Using a 35 GHz Pulsed Doppler Radar | Robert Neece, NASA Langley Research Center, Charles Britt, Joseph White, Chi Nguyen, RTI International, Ashok Mudukutore and Bill Hooper, Phase IV Systems, Inc. |
| X-Band Radar: More Than a Source for Airborne Weather | Steven Harrah, NASA Langley Research Center |
| The Right Radar Backup for ADS-B | Leslie Crane, The MITRE Corporation |
| Applications of a Surveillance Database and Server | Scott Remillard, Greg Berkebile and Todd Pittman, Sensis Corporation |
| Flight State Estimation from Surface Surveillance | Laurel Stell, Ted Carnoil, Metron Aviation Inc., Sandy Lozito, NASA Ames Research Center and Ved Sud, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Range Enhancement to Wide Area Multilateration Processing | Jeffrey Beyer, Sensis Corporation |
| The Standalone Traffic Information Service (TIS) Server | Jeffrey Beyer and Andrew Hepp, Sensis Corporation |
| Short Range Surveillance Link for Close Proximity Navigation During Closely Spaced Parallel | Pavan Reddy and Mary Ellen Miller, Raytheon Company |
| Workshop Breakout Sessions | |
| Next Generation Airport Surface Communications | Rafael Apaza, Federal Aviation Administration, David Matolak, Ohio University, and Todd Donovan, Sensis Corporation |
| Airborne Internet Consortium Forum | James Meer, Microflight, Inc. and Ralph Yost, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Aeronautical Data Link: Air Traffic Implementation in the Domestic U.S. | Mike Murphy, ATN Systems, Inc. and Ann Tedford, Federal Aviation Administration |
| Role of Multi-Mode Multi-Function Digital Avionics in the Future NAS | Mike Harrison, Aviation Management Associates, Inc. and Chris Wargo, Computer Networks & Software Inc. |
| Potential Roles for Satellite Communications in Air Traffic Management | Israel Greenfeld, NASA Glenn Research Center and Mark Schell |
| Aviation Spectrum Needs and Challenges | Larry Foore, NASA Glenn Research Center and Dave Matolak, Ohio University |
| Executive Committee Final Report | |
| Executive Committee Final Report | Executive Committee |