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What is appropriate regulation? The relationship between global regulatory requirements, sovereignty, and State responsibilities under Article 28 of the Chicago Convention, and good governance in providing aircraft separation services
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The seamless airspace concept and its characteristics and possibilities. How to transition from the local airspace concept for providing domestic services, to a regional and global airspace concept. Examine the vision of CANSO.
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Optimizing ATM systems. Examine the work of CANSO regional strategic coordination committees whose objective is the regional harmonization of ATM
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The advantages of developing technology based on common operational requirements regionally and globally
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Getting the most out of the modern aircraft: using automation in the cockpit to improve ANS performance
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Strategic leadership in business transformation
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The 'people' component of ANS Provision: investing in and managing human capital
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What is meant by a business-like approach to ANS Provision? How to be more customer- and performance-focused
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Threats and opportunities in ANS Provision. Learn the value of competition, vertical integration, segmentation and specialization
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Global Benchmarking of ANSP performance
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The pathway from AIS to Aeronautical Information Management – the transition from the paper office to real-time, standards-based digital aeronautical information as defined in the ICAO Global Air Traffic Management Operational Concept (Doc 9854)
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Performance-driven collaboration and co-operation between ANSPs. What are the possibilities for data sharing and collaborative decision making?
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Trends in civil-military collaboration
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How to manage safety (based on ICAO SMS), quality, security and risk using an Integrated Aviation Management System (IAMS)
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Environment – mitigating the effect of aircraft operations on the environment – regional environmental ATM initiatives
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Airspace user charges
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Stakeholder management and communications
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Several case studies from the aviation industry will be used to demonstrate key issues
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