Automatic Dependent Surveillance and Controller Pilot Data Link Communication (ADS and CPDLC)

Introduction

Objectives

After having successfully completed this course, the trainees will be able to: 

1. To support more efficient air traffic management and increase airspace capacity.

2. To improve communications, surveillance and route conformance monitoring to support operational capabilities

3. CPDLC improves communication capabilities by reducing voice channel congestion and enabling the use of CPDLC-related automation. 

1-   ADS:

• Automatic Dependent Surveillance (ADS)
•  Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Content (ADS-C)
• The Airspace where ADS-C is used
• Flight Planning Procedures
• Types of ADS Contracts
• How the Contract is established
• How to log onto the ADS-C
• Message report content
•  Transfer of Contracts between controlling authorities.

2-   CPDLC:

• Definitions
• Acronyms
• Data link benefits
• Data link systems
• Airspace types and their data link operational
•  Data link systems and services
• CPDLC
•  FMC WPR data link system
•  ANSP service provision
• Operator eligibility
• Flight planning
• CPDLC connection management and voice communication transfers
• CPDLC – Uplink messages
• CPDLC – Downlinks
• Emergency procedures
• Non-routine procedures
• CPDLC or ADS-C service failure
• Using CPDLC to relay messages
• Re-route procedures
• State aircraft data link operation

Who Sould Attend

Course Content

• Module 01: Introduction to DL
• Module 02: CPDLC, ADS-C
• Module 03: Duties of ANSP Operator
• Module 04: Up, Down MSG
• Module 05: Non Routine Sit

Prerequisite

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