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MetService Presentation Reflection and Realignment Aviation Services Review Setting the scene 1) Introduction (Rob Harrison GM Customers) 2) Review and optimisation of our aviation forecasting services (Marcel Roux Manager Aviation Weather

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MetService Presentation Reflection and Realignment

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1) Introduction (Rob Harrison GM Customers) 2) Review and optimisation of our aviation forecasting services (Marcel Roux Manager Aviation Weather Services) 3) SWIM and Wider implications (Kevin Alder Manager Meteorological Data Services & Peter Lowe Business Development Manager Aviation ) 4) Changing the charging model (Ray Thorpe GM Sales NZ) 5) Roadmap

Aviation Services Review Setting the scene

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Weather intelligence for Collaborative Decision Making

What we observe is not nature herself, but nature exposed to our method of

questioning. Werner Heisenberg, theoretical physicist

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Data centric environment, introduction of smart automation.
SIGWX charts – Gridded Data Approach.
DOM TAF Review
WLG VAAC capabilities review – quantitative volcanic ash
T + 30 TAF implementation for NZAA, NZWN, NZCH and NZOH
Connection into wider ATM system – Consultancy approach

2) Review and optimisation of our aviation forecasting services

Marcel Roux: Manager Aviation Services

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SWIM and Wider implications

NZ Observing System Developments – Weather Radar / Amdar / AUTO METAR
Assisting in the Pacific - Observing Network Support and Enhancement
Future - utilising ADS-B Data

3) SWIM and Wider implications Part 1

Kevin Alder: Manager Meteorological Data Services

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SWIM and Wider implications

API feeds for customers and or linked 3rd Party Suppliers.
Runway monitoring and reporting (TALPA).
MetOps Display - Met CDM across AAA (Threat matrices + LDS + Radar + Harbour

Dials + TALPA).

Better Utilisation of Met (Obs/ forecasts/ modelling) to improve aircraft separation.

3) SWIM and Wider implications Part 2

Peter Lowe: Aviation Business Development Manager

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Changing the charging model

Current charging Model & Rules are not sustainable in a proposed SWIM environment.
Overflights - a test bed for change utilising proven airways system and mimicking

already implemented & widely used overseas practices.

Future charging model options to be explored with industry to suit NZ Rules

Environment.

4) Changing the charging model

Ray Thorpe: GM Sales NZ

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5) MetService RoadMap - Activities and Milestones 2019/2020

2019

Sept Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Milestone target

Airport Runway Monitoring System presented to Australian Airports Forecaster Briefing for Q-Met

Aug

Airport Dials completed EWN Alerts

perating

Nov 2019

Jul

CAA to Finalise NZ Aerodrome Runway Condition reporting requirements TALPA ? NZ MetOps Display in Production For ATM Defence Airports Airlines

2020

Tiered Product API Catalogue Defined Mid Dec Adding USA Lightning Widget end of Nov Adding Pacific Airports to MetOps Display T + 30 Hr TAF Pilot ends Full Production Subject to signoff from CAA MetJet Update Begins 1 Feb 3rd party API Met Data Set Available Mar More NZ Airport TALPA Installs Begin Proposed Charging Model changes presented to industry 28 Feb MetJet Update com pleted 30 May 2020 Sept Review Of Aviation services underway DOM TAF Review Mx/Mn QNH 2000ft wind proposals Review results shared With industry DOM TAF Review Mx/Mn QNH 2000ft wind proposals Mid Dec Shift to WAFC Gridded mid Lvl Sigwx charts Mar INTRO Quantitative VOLC ASH Product

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