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This section contains resources to help concerned Stakeholders satisfy the requirements.
eFPL samples
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FFICE-007 | The Filing Service provided by the Network Manager shall be consumed by the impacted AUs as described in the Information Exchange requirement guidance material |
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What the FF-ICE/R1 Implementation Guidance says
The performance profile is a zero-wind, standard atmosphere profile reflective of the flight capabilities and desired parameters. It does not include any flight-specific constraints such as altitude or speed restrictions applicable to the route of flight. However, it does incorporate constraints that are always applicable (e.g., a 250 knot constraint applicable to all flights below 10,000 feet), and gradients required for obstacle clearance along the route of flight.
A performance profile is expressed as a sequence of profile points each containing: distance, time duration, flight level or altitude, and optionally the true airspeed.
Climb profiles begin at take-off with distance and time expressed relative to the point associated with take-off, nominally the “Wheels Off” point. Climb profiles end at the maximum operational cruise altitude for the specific route/trajectory.
Descent profiles begin at a top-of-descent at the maximum operational cruise altitude for the specific route/trajectory. Time and distance are expressed relative to the top-of-descent. Descent profiles end at touchdown.
Graphical view and FIXM encoding of a Climb profile
<fx:climbProfile>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">0.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">110.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H0M0S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">6939.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">610.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H1M41S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">9284.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">914.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H1M59S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">11726.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">1219.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H2M17S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">14243.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">1524.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H2M35S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">16852.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">1829.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H2M54S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">19535.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">2134.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H3M14S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">22329.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">2438.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H3M33S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">25197.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">2743.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H3M53S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">28157.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">3048.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H4M13S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">36206.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">3353.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H5M1S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">39851.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">3658.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H5M21S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">43644.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">3962.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H5M42S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">47585.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">4267.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H6M3S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">51729.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">4572.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H6M25S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">55112.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">4810.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H6M43S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">60609.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">5182.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H7M11S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">65383.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">5486.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H7M35S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">70432.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">5791.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H8M0S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">75760.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">6096.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H8M26S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">81384.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">6401.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H8M54S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">87376.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">6706.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H9M22S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">90738.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">6867.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H9M37S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">93721.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">7010.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H9M52S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">100490.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">7315.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H10M23S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">107702.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">7620.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H10M55S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">111586.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">7775.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H11M13S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">115358.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">7925.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H11M29S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">123477.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">8230.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H12M5S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">132130.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">8534.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H12M43S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">141392.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">8839.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H13M22S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">151320.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">9144.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H14M4S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">162188.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">9449.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H14M49S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
<fx:profilePoint>
<fx:distance uom="M">174349.0</fx:distance>
<fx:level>
<fb:altitude uom="M">9754.0</fb:altitude>
</fx:level>
<fx:time>P0DT0H15M39S</fx:time>
</fx:profilePoint>
</fx:climbProfile>
NM resources
Descriptions of the NM B2B services in the European SWIM Registry
The NM B2B Services used by the FF-ICE Services provided by NM are described in the European SWIM registry.
NM B2B documentation
See NM B2B Service documentation
IFPS Users Manual
https://www.eurocontrol.int/publication/ifps-users-manual
FIXM Resources
www.FIXM.aero
https://docs.fixm.aero/
SWIM Reference website
The SWIM reference website is available at https://reference.swim.aero/ . See inparticular the following section: