Wilson Felder NAS Performance Workshop Asilomar 2006 Federal Aviation 1

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Wilson Felder
NAS Performance Workshop Asilomar 2006
Federal Aviation
Administration
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ATO: Moving Toward a
Performance Based
Organization
Operations Research Challenges
in Transforming Aviation
Presented to: NAS Performance Workshop, Mar 06
By: Dr. Wilson Felder, Director, Office
of Technology Development, ATO
Federal Aviation
Administration
The Operations Research Problem in
Aviation
4 The National (and International) Airspace System is
a complex system of systems
4 Interactions among aircraft, the system, and the
economy are poorly understood
4 We need to apply the tools and disciplines of
operations research to this complex set of
questions
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OR Questions for NGATS Transition
4 What mechanisms transform aviation investment
into economic growth in communities?
4 How can widely divergent potential solutions be
compared and evaluated?
4 What are the (perhaps unforseen) consequences of
policy decisions with respect to:
– Control of resource utilization?
– Investment in infrastructure?
– Adjustment of tax base and rates?
4 To mention only a few…
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Managing the Transformation is in
Essence an OR Problem!
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So, Just How Far Have We Come…
….Anyway?
4 2003 – ATB (Well , I’m being parochial…)
4 2004 – Russ Chew (Wow!)
4 2005 – hmmm…
4 2006 – and, heeere we are!
4 2007 -- ???
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From Asilomar Workshop 2003
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Why Should we have an ATO?
4 First answer: procedural
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NCARC
MAC
FAIR-21 call for ATO
Clinton Executive Order, reissued by present Administration
OMB guidance
President’s management guidance
4 Second answer: practical
– Alignment and focus of resources at point of service delivery
improves speed, flexibility, response, and efficiency
– Pace of growth, and changes in aviation industry, require us to be
even more customer focused than we have been.
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What is a PBO
4 Rule-Based Organization
– Functional focus
– Loyalty to functional organization
– Functional organization objectives
vary
– Organized around functions
– Roles/responsibilities defined in
terms of functional expertise and
process
– Functional responsibility
– Procedural
– Obsessed with procedures/
reducing change
– Organization takes responsibility
for training individual
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4 Performance-Based Organization
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Mission/service focus
Loyalty to mission/service
Single mission/service objective
Organized around mission/service
Roles/responsibilities defined in
terms of service provided to
external customer
Customer/service responsibility
Flexible (risk related)
Obsessed with results/
customers/change
Individual takes responsibility for
own training
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What does “Business Like” mean?
4 Not blind emulation of private sector behaviors!
4 Four elements:
– Efficient decisionmaking processes
• Procurement reform, OEP, FFP1, Runway incursion office
– Fiscal discipline
• Cost accounting, Clean audit, LDR
Establishing these first two elements has already been underway for
the past several years
– Customer orientation
• This is what ATB is modeling for a future ATO
– Objective measures of performance
• Budget reorientation by OMB
• OEP and ATO measurements
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From Asilomar Workshop 2004
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CUSTOMERS
Commercial Aviation
• Airlines
• Cargo
Business Aviation
Private Aviation
DHS (and other Government Agencies)
Military (DOD)*
* Partner with ATO
OWNERS
U.S. Citizens*
Traveling public*
Taxpayers*
*As represented by Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Secretary of Department of Transportation
Inspector General
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EMPLOYEES
ATO Individual Federal Employees
Labor Unions
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The New ATO Organization
4 Operate as clearly defined, service-based business units
– Cost Accounting is essential and necessary
4 Ensure affordability in operations planning… connection between
expense planning and capital budgeting
– Reduce unit cost of sustaining existing services
4 Create transparency in financial and decision processes
– Satisfy expectations of Customers, Owners, and Employees.
4 Streamline by simplifying matrix management processes
– Examples: Major Acquisitions, System Operating Priorities, etc.
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A Window of Opportunity Exists
4 Time is short
– Must complete the reorganization in FY2004 to achieve the
desired results and performance baselines for FY2005.
– ATO business unit alignment must be concluded before
redefinition begins in early 2004.
4 Plan is very aggressive
– Phase 1: Redefinition and Cost Accounting.
– Phase 2: Cost Control and Productivity.
– Phase 3: Service Value and Innovation.
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Why Wasn’t There an
Asilomar Workshop 2005?
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New For Asilomar Workshop 2006
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How do we make sure Transformation Happens?
4Scout out the required technologies
4Assess them quickly
4Manage them to implementation
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Into the Valley of Death…
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What is the “Valley of Death”?
$$$$$$
Implementation
R&D
Life Cycle Stage
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Step One: Find the “Right Stuff”
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Sources of Transformational Ideas
4 NASA Aeronautics Program
– E.g.: SATS
4 FAA Internal R&D
– E.g.: Technical Center laboratories
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FAA Funded Research
Industry IR&D Programs
Academic community
Entrepreneurs (Congressional Interest)
NGATS Candidates assessed by Development Liaison Team;
Total Package managed as a Portfolio
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Step Two: Is it Really the “Right Stuff”?
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How do we know? Three Questions
4 Does the technology work?
4 Can we make it work in the NAS?
– Airspace, procedures, training, pilot/controller acceptance,
certification, logistics, maintenance, regulation, avionics,
spectrum, architecture, etc., etc., ….
4 Is there a viable business case for the ATO?
An affirmative answer to these questions
leads to a capital investment decision
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Technology Development Projects Moving
to Initial or Final Investment Decisions
• System Wide Information Management (SWIM)
• Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B)
National Deployment
• Capstone Phase III (Alaska Safety Enhancements)
• Runway Status Lights (RWSL) (Incursion Reduction)
 Critical NGATS Building Block
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Future Demonstration Candidates
4 Phased Array Radar
– Next generation Federal weather sensor
4 Cockpit Weather Products
– Air transport pilots would have access to enhanced weather products
currently available to air traffic control and traffic flow managers
4 Enhanced Inertial Navigation 
– Low cost, high precision, low form factor inertial navigation systems
4 NGATS Evaluator 
4 Unknown unknowns
 Critical NGATS Building Block
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Step Three: Manage to Implementation
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Key Principles
(for managing to implementation)
4 Development Portfolio Managed as an entity
4 Every Project has an Investment Decision as a Goal
4 FAA Top Management Guides the Process
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Managing the Transformation is in
Essence an OR Problem!
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NEXTOR’S Role
4 Keep the community honest
4 Think about the future
4 Analyze the data
– Forecasts
– Simulations
– Performance results
4 “Speak Truth to Power”
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www.ato.faa.gov
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