1

ATM/CNS to SWIM Transition

Course ATM/CNS to SWIM Transition
Subject Course introduction
Author Ing. Jaroslav Brezina
Version 1.0
Date October 2023
 2

ATM/CNS to SWIM
Transition
Module 0 Course introductory
Ing. Jaroslav Brezina
3
3

Introduction – Jaroslav Brezina

• Military SUR systems and AD
• Military ATCO 1996 – 2011 (TWR/APP/OJTI)
• CAA/ NSA Czech republic 2011 – 2015
• Community projects / self-employed 2016
• Integra ATM/ ANS/ MIL/ REG and QMS 2017 +
• 54, married, two children
• Flying, skying, cold water, meditation, music, nature and woodcraft

+420 606 790 950

slide 3
 4

Before we start

slide 4
 5

Occupational Safety and Health

― No smoking, alcohol and other habit-forming substances
― Smoking permitted in front of the TWR
― Health risks
― Electricity
― Electrical appliances
― Detergents
― Windows
― Stairs
― Do not repair malfunctions, report to the course manager or technical staff nearby
― Sickness
― Elevator (left one could be used in case of fire) – use stairs preferably
― Emergency calls 112
― Report missing person

slide 5
 6

Getting around

Bus 119
Bus 100

slide 6
 7

Where are you? ACC/ APP

TWR

Regional airports

slide 7
 8

Where are you? PRAGUE

slide 8
 9

Where are you?

slide 9
 10

Where are you? CZECH REPUBLIC

slide 10
 11

Where are you? EUROPE

slide 11
 12

Why are you here?

slide 12
 13

Course description

― A comprehensive understanding of the transition from Air

Traffic Management (ATM) and Communications,
Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) to the System Wide
Information Management (SWIM) paradigm.
― Participants will gain a solid foundation in ICAO's SWIM
concept and its practical applications.
― The course delves into SWIM standards, infrastructure,
governance, and implementation, emphasizing the efficient
exchange of ATM-related data.
 14

Course description

― Comprehension of SWIM's interconnected components. Topics

covered include Aeronautical Information Management (AIM), Air
Traffic Flow Management, capacity demand (ATFCM), airport
operations, Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM),
environmental (ENV) considerations, flight data management
(FD), surveillance (SUR) practices, weather data integration
(WX), and staying current with the latest SWIM advancements.
― Participants will leverage this knowledge to strategically plan and
execute SWIM initiatives.
 15

Prerequisites

― For professionals involved in Aeronautical Information

Management (AIM), Air Traffic Services (ATS), airline (AO)
and airport operations (AD), and Air Navigation Service
Providers (ANSP).
― It is designed for individuals with an intermediate to
advanced skill level.
― Aviation English
 16

Programme
Date / Time 08.30 - 10.00 15´ 10.15 - 11.45 45´ 12.30– 14.00

Wednesday Introduction to the course, and SWIM SWIM architecture and key
SWIM benefits and challenges
development background components

J. Brezina J. Brezina J. Brezina

Technical aspects of the SWIM Security and privacy

Thursday Interoperability and data standards
implementation Regulatory compliance

J. Brezina J. Brezina J. Brezina

Friday Excursion to IATCC ANS CR coffee Excursion to IATCC ANS CR Excursion to IATCC ANS CR
lunch
break
J. Brezina J. Brezina J. Brezina

Implementing SWIM in ANS Implementing SWIM in ANS

Monday Case studies and EU approach

J. Brezina J. Brezina J. Brezina

English Course Summary

Tuesday Transition and best practices Future trends

J. Brezina J. Brezina J. Brezina

 17

Thank you for your attention!