2005 NASA ICNS Conference & Workshop
May 2 - 5, 2005
Hyatt Fair Lakes Hotel
Fairfax, VA

2005 Agenda and Conference Proceedings

ICNS Conference Executive Committee Final Report

2005 ICNS Conference Presentations (PDF)
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, USN
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
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2005 NASA ICNS Conference & Workshop May 2 - 5, 2005 Hyatt Fair Lakes Hotel Fairfax, VA

2005 Agenda and Conference Proceedings

Tuesday, May 3, 2005

Plenary Session – JPDO: Inter-Agency Cooperation for the Next Generation ATS Session Chair: Fred Messina, Sensis Corporation

Plenary Session – R&T Programs Session Chair: Denise Ponchak, NASA Glenn 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

Session A2 – Datalink Communications Systems Session Chair: Todd Donovan, Sensis Corporation

Session A3 – Navigation, System Demonstrations & Operations Session Chair: David Buchanan, NASA Glenn Research Center

Session A4 – Safety and Security Initiatives Impacting CNS Session Chair: Richard Reinhart, NASA Glenn Research Center

Wednesday, May 4, 2005

Plenary Session – Global Communications Initiatives Session Chair: Chris Wargo, Computer Networks & Software Inc.

Session B1 – CNS Research and Technology Development Session Chair: Art Feinberg, Intelligent Automation Inc.

Session B2 – Airborne Internet Session Chair: James Meer, Microflight

Session B3 – Avionics for System-Level Enhancements Session Chair: Ronald Stroup, Federal Aviation Administration

Session B4 – SWIM Session Chair: Rafael Apaza, Federal Aviation Administration

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

Session C2 – Airspace Communications Networks Session Chair: Cal Ramos, NASA Glenn Research Center

Session C3 – Surveillance Systems Session Chair: Len Carlson, Technology Services Corporation

Workshop Breakout Sessions

Executive Committee Final Report

2005 NASA ICNS Conference & Workshop
May 2 - 5, 2005
Hyatt Fair Lakes Hotel
Fairfax, VA

Plenary Session – JPDO: Inter-Agency Cooperation for the Next Generation ATS
Session Chair: Fred Messina, Sensis Corporation

Plenary Session – R&T Programs
Session Chair: Denise Ponchak, NASA Glenn 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

Session A2 – Datalink Communications Systems
Session Chair: Todd Donovan, Sensis Corporation

Session A3 – Navigation, System Demonstrations & Operations
Session Chair: David Buchanan, NASA Glenn Research Center

Session A4 – Safety and Security Initiatives Impacting CNS
Session Chair: Richard Reinhart, NASA Glenn Research Center

Plenary Session – Global Communications Initiatives
Session Chair: Chris Wargo, Computer Networks & Software Inc.

Session B1 – CNS Research and Technology Development
Session Chair: Art Feinberg, Intelligent Automation Inc.

Session B2 – Airborne Internet
Session Chair: James Meer, Microflight

Session B3 – Avionics for System-Level Enhancements
Session Chair: Ronald Stroup, Federal Aviation Administration

Session B4 – SWIM
Session Chair: Rafael Apaza, Federal Aviation Administration

Session C1 – Weather Products and Data Dissemination Technologies
Session Chairs: Michael Jarrell, NASA Glenn Research Center and Thomas Tanger, Ohio Aerospace Institute

Session C2 – Airspace Communications Networks
Session Chair: Cal Ramos, NASA Glenn Research Center

Session C3 – Surveillance Systems
Session Chair: Len Carlson, Technology Services Corporation