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Airport Data Exchange Protocol

Airport Data Exchange Protocol. Airport Process Design Ron Hiscox AITSC, Madrid, December 13, 2007. ADEP Background. Airport community members need to share data due to increasingly shared passenger processes: Check-in process Baggage sortation Security checkpoint Baggage drop-off

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Airport Data Exchange Protocol

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  1. Airport Data Exchange Protocol Airport Process Design Ron Hiscox AITSC, Madrid, December 13, 2007

  2. ADEP Background • Airport community members need to share data due to increasingly shared passenger processes: • Check-in process • Baggage sortation • Security checkpoint • Baggage drop-off • Retail concessions • Boarding • Passenger tracking • APIS data, watchlist links

  3. ADEP Requirement • Development of the ADEP Protocol to allow: • Data aggregation • Application development • Implementation of shared processes

  4. ADEP Recommended Practice • The ADEP Recommended Practice should: • Define the ADEP architecture • Define the data interchange (XML schema) • Reference and adapt the required technical standards • Define implementation guidelines for data viewing and modification (data access rights) • Define data fields (mandatory/optional)

  5. ADEP Architecture Community Applications Data Sources ADEP Security XML Interface XML Interface Airport Community Bag Drop ADEPData Fields Concessions Airlines AirportPlanning

  6. Airport Community Needs • Security / Access control • Validation of barcoded boarding passes / tokens • Common bag drop points • Activation of bag tags • Bag tag / boarding pass reconciliation • Concessionaires • Identify eligibility for tax free purchases • Customer relationship management • Airport Planning • Passenger tracking • Process throughput and management • Simulation and modelling Security Bag Drop Concessions AirportPlanning

  7. Next steps / Actions • AITSC Actions: • Agree on the principles of the Airport Data Exchange Protocol • Agree on the proposal to set up a working group • Agree on participation from AITSC airport members • ADEP WG Actions • Establish guidelines and Terms of Reference for the working group • Establish a timeline, milestones and next steps

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