Project Results
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Deliverables
The TS/IRS document provides the functional, non-functional and interface requirements related to a SESAR Solution. The technical specifications address the “what” and not the “how”, they aim at specifying the functional description and the necessary logical interfaces between the SESAR Solution and other parts of the ATMDelivery dates for editions:8 (initial)34 (final)Remark: PU (Final), SEN (Initial)
STAND final (opens in new window)Proposed SESAR input to standardisation activities (e.g. EUROCAE).
Contextual Note (opens in new window)The contextual note provides to any interested reader (external and internal to the SESAR programme) an introduction to the SESAR Solution in terms of scope, main operational and performance benefits, relevant system impacts, etc. It introduces the data pack comprising the SESAR 3 JU deliverables
CDE Plan - initial (opens in new window)Initial version. The communication, dissemination and exploitation plan documents all planned activities. The plan will cover the communication objectives, high-level messages, short publishable descriptions and a schedule of actions to be implemented across a range of channels with a view to reaching a broader audience inside/outside ATM domain. The plan will also include a strategy to disseminate the project’s results as well as how to make best use of the project results (exploitation of project results). All the project beneficiaries will provide a detailed communication and dissemination plan, setting the objectives, eye messaging, target audiences, communication channels, social media plan, planned budget and relevant indicators for monitoring and evaluation.
CBA (opens in new window)The cost-benefit analysis (CBA) documents the potential benefits, when deployed in the applicable environment(s), of a SESAR ATM Solution and whether or not they are expected to exceed the costs over a given time horizonDelivery dates for editions:19 (initial) 34 (final)Remark: PU (Final), SEN (Initial)
CDE Plan - interim (opens in new window)Interim version. The communication, dissemination and exploitation plan documents all planned activities. The plan will cover the communication objectives, high-level messages, short publishable descriptions and a schedule of actions to be implemented across a range of channels with a view to reaching a broader audience inside/outside ATM domain. The plan will also include a strategy to disseminate the project’s results as well as how to make best use of the project results (exploitation of project results). All the project beneficiaries will provide a detailed communication and dissemination plan, setting the objectives, eye messaging, target audiences, communication channels, social media plan, planned budget and relevant indicators for monitoring and evaluation.
SPR-INTEROP/OSED (opens in new window)The SPR-INTEROP/OSED contains the safety and performance requirements and interoperability requirements related to a SESAR Solution that has been defined and validated in the context of the OSED, which describes the applicable environment, assumptions, etc. As appendix, it includes the transversal assessments and the performance assessment report that justify the SPR-INTEROP requirements (e.g. safety, human performance, etc).Delivery dates for editions:6 (initial) 19 (interim)34 (final)Remark: PU (Final), SEN (Initial & Interim)
CDE Plan - final (opens in new window)Final version. The communication, dissemination and exploitation plan documents all planned activities. The plan will cover the communication objectives, high-level messages, short publishable descriptions and a schedule of actions to be implemented across a range of channels with a view to reaching a broader audience inside/outside ATM domain. The plan will also include a strategy to disseminate the project’s results as well as how to make best use of the project results (exploitation of project results). All the project beneficiaries will provide a detailed communication and dissemination plan, setting the objectives, eye messaging, target audiences, communication channels, social media plan, planned budget and relevant indicators for monitoring and evaluation.
VALR (Validation Report) (opens in new window)The validation report consolidates the validation results for a SESAR ATM Solution or the SESAR Technological Solution once the validation activities for a given maturity level have been completedDelivery dates for editions:19 (initial) 33 (final)Remark: PU (Final), SEN (Initial)
VALP (Validation Plan) (opens in new window)The validation plan describes the way in which one or more validation exercises or activities are to be prepared and executed in order to achieve the validation objectives. It includes those validation exercises plans that are required and sufficient to ensure that the SESAR ATM Solution will progress from the initial maturity level to the target one. As appendix, it includes the required transversal and performance assessment plans (e.g. Safety, Human Performance).Delivery dates for editions:6 (initial) 19 (final)Remark: PU (Final), SEN (Initial)
REG final (opens in new window)Proposed SESAR acceptable means of compliance to EASA to illustrate means to establish compliance with the SES basic regulation and its implementing rules
Final Data Management Plan describes how appropriate open science practices will be implemented as an integral part of the project to ensure data will be available according to the principle “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”.
DMP interim (opens in new window)Interim Data Management Plan describes how appropriate open science practices will be implemented as an integral part of the project to ensure data will be available according to the principle “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”.
DMP initial (opens in new window)Initial Data Management Plan describes how appropriate open science practices will be implemented as an integral part of the project to ensure data will be available according to the principle “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”.
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