GM3 Article 5 Common information services
ED Decision 2022/022/R
For the purposes of Regulation (EU) 2021/664:
(a)Ā Ā Ā Ā ācommon information servicesā (CIS) refers to the digital environment (network or platform) in which the common information elements (data) that support the implementation and proper functioning of the U-space airspace are provided/exchanged.
(b)Ā Ā Ā Ā āproviders of common informationā refers to entities/organisations that provide common information elements (data) to the common information services (CIS).
(c)Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā āsingle CIS providerā refers to a certified organisation that ensures the interface and exchange between the āproviders of common informationā and the USSPs. There is one āsingle CIS providerā per U-space airspace. On the principles, the single CIS provider supports the provision of U-space services by providing common information to USSPs, but does not have active operational roles and responsibilities. For instance, it should not take part in the flight authorisation, which is the sole responsibility of the USSP.
(d)Ā Ā Ā Ā ādistributed modelā or ādecentralised modelā refers to a U-space architecture without a āsingle CIS providerā where each āprovider of common informationā makes common information elements (data) directly available to the other operational stakeholders (e.g. USSPs).
(e)Ā Ā Ā Ā ācentralised modelā refers to a U-space architecture with a āsingle CIS providerā which collects common information elements (data) from āproviders of common informationā and makes them available to all operational stakeholders (e.g. USSPs).
U-space airspace relies on common information services (CIS), a digital environment for data exchange. A single CIS provider, or a distributed model, ensures data availability to stakeholders like USSPs. The CIS provider facilitates information flow but doesn't handle operational responsibilities like flight authorization.
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