Graphical that is, information is readily and graphically displayable which – helps to increase the operational usability and potentially the ability to more readily spot quality issues. Seamless that is, barriers between different systems are removed through – common interfaces. Thereby, the function of System Wide Information Management becomes totally transparent to the end user(s). Discoverable that is, information can be searched and filtered using – geographic information for location-based filtering, temporal information for time-based filtering, and semantic filter for keyword-based filtering, and thereby help identify its relevance to a current or projected (i.e., in the future) operational situation; Accessible that is, information is made available to all authenticated end – users through different messaging mechanism and distributed via a range of information products and services to accommodate each end user’s needs. Traceable that is, the origin of every piece of information can be – determined thereby permitting an assessment of, for example, the quality and reliability of information and whether it is from an accredited data source. Addressable that is, every piece of information, for security or other – reasons, can be targeted at a specific end user(s). In addition to what fundamentally are more technical characteristics, information has to also fulfill certain important and economic requirements. These include copyright issues, liability as well as the cost of information and its associated administrative overhead. Temporality Of Information Temporality means on time”. All aeronautical information changes over “dependent time, but to varying degrees in terms of frequency or magnitude. 15 states that the constitute the basic information source for permanent “AIP information and long duration temporary changes.” It goes on to say that changes of long duration (three months or longer) and information of “Temporary short duration which contains extensive text and/or graphics shall be published as AIP Supplements.” Furthermore, NOTAM shall be originated and issued promptly “A whenever the information to be distributed is of a temporary nature and of short duration or when operationally significant permanent changes, or temporary changes of long duration are made at short notice, except for extensive text and/or graphics.” Thus, the AIP, AIP Supplements and NOTAM are different (paper) means to distribute aeronautical information with different temporalities. The Aeronautical Information Services Manual, ICAO Doc.8126, introduces the notion of static, and dynamic information can be made available in an “which automated AIS system centre database”, in the sense that or permanent “static”,
Graphical – that is, information is readily and graphically displayable which helps to increase the operational usability and potentially the ability to more readily spot quality issues. Seamless – that is, barriers between different systems are removed through common interfaces. Thereby, the function of System Wide Information Management becomes totally transparent to the end user(s). Discoverable – that is, information can be searched and filtered using geographic information for location-based filtering, temporal information for time-based filtering, and semantic filter for keyword-based filtering, and thereby help identify its relevance to a current or projected (i.e., in the future) operational situation; Accessible – that is, information is made available to all authenticated end users through different messaging mechanism and distributed via a range of information products and services to accommodate each end user’s needs. Traceable – that is, the origin of every piece of information can be determined thereby permitting an assessment of, for example, the quality and reliability of information and whether it is from an accredited data source. Addressable – that is, every piece of information, for security or other reasons, can be targeted at a specific end user(s). In addition to what fundamentally are more technical characteristics, information has to also fulfill certain important and economic requirements. These include copyright issues, liability as well as the cost of information and its associated administrative overhead. Temporality Of Information Temporality means “dependent on time”. All aeronautical information changes over time, but to varying degrees in terms of frequency or magnitude. 15 states that the “AIP constitute the basic information source for permanent information and long duration temporary changes.” It goes on to say that “Temporary changes of long duration (three months or longer) and information of short duration which contains extensive text and/or graphics shall be published as AIP Supplements.” Furthermore, “A NOTAM shall be originated and issued promptly whenever the information to be distributed is of a temporary nature and of short duration or when operationally significant permanent changes, or temporary changes of long duration are made at short notice, except for extensive text and/or graphics.” Thus, the AIP, AIP Supplements and NOTAM are different (paper) means to distribute aeronautical information with different temporalities. The Aeronautical Information Services Manual, ICAO Doc.8126, introduces the notion of static, and dynamic information “which can be made available in an automated AIS system centre database”, in the sense that “static”, or permanent