Electronic Community AAM Toolkit

Our innovation is NASA inspired by a Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) approachnbsp;but adopted to describe the functional elements of an electronic Community AAM Toolkit (eCAT) that is adaptable, scalable, and tailorable to fit the information needs of the adopter community. This systematic approach will be location agnostic but will provide templates to be adapted for the unique requirements of the AAM adopter community.nbsp; Elements of the adopter stakeholder community can be decomposed as the ecosystem contributors. This provides a template that is adaptable to meet the unique needs for a given community.nbsp; The eCAT will serve as a repository for bi-directional exchange of AAM knowledge. This repository can hold information gathered from community stakeholders and data gained from researchnbsp;and distribute information across the community of actors. Information would be distributed in various formats to include digital downloads, audio/visual (such as community podcasts/YouTube videos) as well as virtual space for moderated community discussions. The Toolkit would be hosted on the internet or via cloud-based service architecture. All Azimuth Solutions would act as a governance entity that would gather the community inputs and ensure veracity of information compiled. The eCAT houses seven central elements known as effort repositories that interact within the described system.nbsp; Within these areas are housed education material, a system demonstration playbook and decision support tools for community planning strategies.nbsp; The seven effort repositories that interact within this system are:Common dictionary of terms/Taxonomy/Educational MaterialVision and Guiding PrinciplesConcepts of Operations (Conops) and use casesGuidance Material and Decision Support toolsApplicable Standards and RegulationsRequirementsnbsp;System Architecturesnbsp;nbsp;