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The specification gives examples of types of information definitions:
- standardised information exchange models
- descriptions of information exchanged by services
- data catalogues
- information exchanges captured as part of a business process model
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They are agreed and published by a particular community of interest. There may be multiple versions of an exchange model e.g. IWXXM 1.1 was used by the SESAR programme but a v2.1 is now available and v3 is open for testingin pre-operations.
The exchange models listed above relate to three ICAO business domains (aeronautical, weather and flight information). However, other exchange models exist.
A service description may refer to one of these exchange models in order to define its payload.
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Business process modelling is a key art the service oriented approach. It is used to identify information exchange requirements, including the names and definitions of the elements being exchanged throughout the process.
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Publication and management of information definitions
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Verification Support
Completeness
Check that:
[ ] There is an information definition.
[ ] The information definition covers all of the information as defined in the scope statement.
Notes:
- The information definition can be a standalone document or embedded into another document such as a service description.
- The information definition can be made up of a set of documents.
- The scope statement contained in the information definition helps to answer this check.
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- Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM)
- EUROCAE ED-254 - Arrival Sequence Service Performance Standard. This contains a chapter defining the information. It also includes a AIRM conformance statement.
- Flight Information Exchange Model (FIXM)
- Aerodrome Mapping Exchange Model (AMXM)
- ICAO Meteorological Information Exchange Model (IXWWM)
A fictional example is available to show how the requirements could be satisfied by an XML Schema file and in a Data Catalogue.