The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is hosting this workshop featuring U.S. government and industry representatives offering insight and solutions on improving air transportation by leveraging information technologies and techniques in aviation data management. The workshop will also explore fresh business prospects to optimize capacity, efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
The complex and rapidly expanding air transportation industry is adapting to change through innovations in information systems, data-sharing agreements, and data analysis capabilities. Data sharing and other advancements can also assist airports in adhering to International Civil Aviation Organization guidance.
This workshop will feature U.S. government and industry speakers presenting on how to use data to improve air navigation, airspace management, airport design and efficiency, and decision-making.
The workshop is held under the U.S.-Southeast Asia and Pacific Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP), a public-private partnership that works with Southeast Asian and Pacific Island aviation stakeholders to design programs that promote civil aviation cooperation in civil aviation by matching partner country needs with U.S. technical innovation. The ACP is industry-led and supported by USTDA, the FAA, and other U.S. federal agencies.
More information on the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is available at https://ustda.gov/
More information on the ACP is available at https://ustda.gov/initiatives/southeast-asia-aviation-cooperation-program/
Workshop Overview and Introduction
Moderator - Ken Neubauer, Futron Aviation
Welcome Remarks
Data Architecture to Enable Airspace System Automation
L3 Harris (Virtual)
Break
Introducing AI into Aviation Weather Data Management
Lunch Break
Building Information Management Systems for Next Generation Services
FAA Advances in Aviation Data Management
Break
Industry Panel Discussion – Where Will Enhanced Data Take Aviation?
Wrap-Up
USTDA - Alissa Lee-Barden, Senior Country Manager
Workshop Overview and Introduction
Moderator - Ken Neubauer, Futron Aviation
Data Architecture to Enable Airspace System Automation
Expanding Aviation Data Management through the Data Lakehouse
Break
Data Capture and Analysis Across the Airfield
Lunch Break
Connecting the Industry Through Data, Connectivity and Analytics
Partnering for Data Driven Global Aerospace Safety
Break
Sharing Data for Improved Airport Design and Maintenance
Looking Ahead, Future Projects, and Workshop Wrap-Up
Grand Hyatt Bali
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua
Bali, BTDC 80363
Indonesia
https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/indonesia/grand-hyatt-bali/balgh?src=corp_lclb_gmb_seo_balgh
+62 361 77 1234
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