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Collaborative Routing Concept
Exploration Transition Report
October 2000
Anthony G. Chambliss, The MITRE Corporation
ABSTRACT
A common occurrence in today's National Airspace System
(NAS) is the rerouting of aircraft to avoid either bad weather or
congested airspace. The FAA is working to obtain a better
understanding of the scope of the rerouting problem, and of what
improvements can be gained through increased collaboration,
between Air Traffic Management (ATM) and airspace users, in
the application of reroutes.
This report documents the results of Concept Exploration (CE)
research on Collaborative Routing performed by the Center for
Advanced Aviation System Development (CAASD), of the MITRE
Corporation It presents operational needs, a summary of a
candidate operational concept, potential benefits, significant
technical and operational issues identified, and research and
development needs which should be addressed as part of the
Concept Development phase for the Collaborative Routing
capability.
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