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Digital Information Platform (DIP) Overview

On March 24, 2021, NASA’s Digital Information Platform (DIP) released a Request for Information (RFI) to the aviation community. The RFI was intended to request two things: 1) DIP concept input such as current challenges and needs for data and services and 2) Interest in participating in collaborative demonstrations. On July 29, 2021, DIP team will meet with Airlines for America (A4A) to share a summary of information received from the RFI responses. The objective of the meeting is to follow up with respondents with takeaways the DIP team identified that will inform the concept and demonstration plans. The forum will give participants an opportunity to add on and provide feedback to the summary. The meeting will also describe the roadmap for the Collaborative Demonstrations and next steps for partner engagement.

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DIP RFI Response Summary Briefing

Digital Information Platform Sub-Project under ATM-X is having a virtual information session to share response summary for the Request for Information (Notice ID: NARC21DIP-RFI). The purpose of this session is to share the valuable inputs from the RFI responses on data & service needs for airspace operations, recommended use cases for DIP collaborative demos, and potential data and technology services that can be provided by the DIP platform through NASA-industry collaboration.

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