Model Air traffic control processes

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ajoaoleal

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Feb 20, 2012, 10:30:39 AM2/20/12
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hi,
I'm new in using BPMN and I have to model some complex processes
related with air traffic control services and I have some doubts.

First I have to model processes (that include subprocesses) and I have
to divide that between what is being done in the executive position
and in the support position and what in done in each phase of the
flight control.

So i have to know how is doing what and in what phase. Thank you in
advance for your contributions!

tetiva II

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Apr 22, 2012, 1:14:40 PM4/22/12
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hello,

this project of yours seems very interesting.
I can help you if you still need help.

you can contact me at tetiva(at)gmail.com

Tony Markatos

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Apr 23, 2012, 12:24:14 PM4/23/12
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Hi:
 
I am currently a business analyst.  I also have significant experience as an air traffic controller (tower and radar approach control).
 
Air traffic controllers do not execute a series of sequential processes.  Therefore, except at the detail level, you can not use a sequence based modeling technique (BPMN) to model such processes.
 
Actually, (and this is a big hush, hush, pitfall of BPMN), business systems - especially, complex business systems are notorious for being very non-sequential (except at the most detail level).  But, keep this quite.
 
Tony

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