The SDL Subcommittee’s objective is to develop standards for software distribution and loading. This includes continued development of high-speed data loaders, high-density storage media, and loading protocols. The SDL Subcommittee prepares and updates standards for file format, media type, part numbering, distribution, and terminology. This subcommittee also defines the interfaces between the software data loader and the target hardware. The SDL Subcommittee sets standard formats for Loadable Software Parts (LSPs) so that all the requirements of configuration management of LSPs may be accomplished.
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Software Distribution and Loading (SDL) SubcommitteeMar 03 - 04, 2020Spokane, Washington
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Electronic Distribution of Software (EDS) Working GroupMar 05 - 06, 2020Spokane, Washington
The Aviation Maintenance Committee’s (AMC) working group on Electronic Distribution of Software (EDS) will continue work on Supplement 1 to ARINC Report 827: Electronic Distribution of Software by Crate (EDS Crate).
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Cockpit Display Systems (CDS) SubcommitteeMar 09 - 13, 2020Bordeaux, France
The Cockpit Display Systems (CDS) Subcommittee develops ARINC 661, Cockpit Display System Interfaces to User Systems. It is being expanded to meet OEM requirements for new aircraft. ARINC 661 defines a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to displays. It also defines GUI objects. ARINC 661 will enable flight crews to interact with the CDS using a cursor control device.
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Internet Protocol Suite (IPS) for Aeronautical Safety ServicesMar 09 - 13, 2020Montreal, Canada
The IPS Subcommittee is leading the development of industry standards for the Internet Protocol Suite for aeronautical safety services. This includes airborne, ground-based, and space-based communication systems. It is coordinating aviation Standards Development Organizations (SDOs), Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), and others with an interest. This activity initiated by APIM 15-004A.
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Traffic and Weather SurveillanceMar 17 - 20, 2020Phoenix, Arizona
The Traffic and Weather Surveillance Subcommittee will define traffic surveillance systems capable of ADS-B Out and ADS-B In (Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast) applications. It will define a second generation Integrated Surveillance System (2G ISS) for future aircraft. It will define a new federated weather radar system with remote RF components and advanced antenna design.
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Air Transport - Avionics Service Bulletin (AT-ASB) Harmonization Working GroupMar 17 - 19, 2020Seattle, Washington
The industry wants clarity to drive consistency between airframers and suppliers, so SBs are the same. The goal of the ARINC Standards guidance document is reduce the variances so that all SBs have the same look and feel. The working group will continue from the last meeting’s developing guidance to reduce any ambiguity.
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Avionics Application/Executive (APEX) Software SubcommitteeMar 24 - 26, 2020Lisbon, Portugal
The APEX Subcommittee develops avionics software interface standards for Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS) used with Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA). The expected benefit is to improve avionics software development, integration and engineering life-cycle.
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Navigation Data Base (NDB) SubcommitteeApr 21 - 23, 2020St. Louis, Missouri
The NDB Subcommittee will review proposals for incorporation into the Navigation Data Base Standard, draft Supplement 23 to ARINC Specification 424.
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May 11 - 14, 2020Phoenix, Arizona
One Great Venue, Two Conferences.
The Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee (AEEC) General Session and Aviation Maintenance Conference (AMC) join together in one location to bring together industry experts from around the world. The AEEC General Session and AMC provide opportunities to explore common issues and advancements in the industry through discussion and technical symposiums, and direct focus on the advancement of technical standards and committee and working group activities under the auspices of the AEEC and AMC.
The AEEC General Session is an important event on the AEEC calendar. The AEEC General Session marks the culmination of the years' standards development work. New ARINC Standards are discussed and approved at this meeting. Additionally, the AEEC initiates the work program and schedule for the coming year. The AEEC General Session is an ideal opportunity for aviation industry professionals to obtain an overview of the important technical developments in air transport avionics and other aircraft electronics.
The objectives of AMC are to promote reliability and to reduce operating and life cycle costs of air transport components by improving maintenance and support techniques through the exchange of technical information.
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AEECJun 30 - 02, 2020Annapolis, Maryland
The EFB Users Forum is a joint activity with IATA that enables airlines and other aircraft operators to state their preferences in the evolution of EFB hardware, software applications, and connectivity to the ground. This ensure operational benefit to the flight deck crew and the economic benefit to the airlines. Flight Operations, Information Technology, Engineering, and Maintenance disciplines are represented among the participants of the EFB Users Forum.
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AEEC, AMC, and FSEMC are aviation industry activities organized by ARINC Industry Activities, an industry program of SAE Industry Technologies Consortia (SAE ITC)®, to establish consensus technical standards, known globally as ARINC Standards, and develop shared technical solutions that no one organization could accomplish independently.
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