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CNS/ATM Mode S & ADS-B
CNS/ATM Mode S
What Is Mode S?
Airborne Data Link
Unique Permanent ID (24 Bit Address)
Selective Interrogation
Ground Initiated COMM B (GICB)
Elementary (ELS) and Enhanced Surveillance (EHS)
Required for TCAS II/ACAS II
Required in Europe 2005 with EHS
CNS/ATM ADS-B
What Is 1090 ES ADS-B?
Self Report ID, Position, Altitude, and Vector - Improved SA
1090 Receive and CDTI Required
Cockpit Display of Traffic Information
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The Challenge and Mandates
RNP RNAV and Phases of Flight/Performance Requirement
Mode S and ADS-B
8.33 kHz Channel Separation/RVSM
The Future
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