The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) emphasizes the importance of developing technologies to enhance the safety and efficiency of air traffic through trajectory-based operations (TBO). In this context, this study focuses on the NARAE-Weather system, currently under development in Korea, and its core component, the 4D-Wx Application Programming Interface (API) distribution service, to propose an approach for providing aviation weather information to support air traffic operations. The NARAE-Weather system integrates diverse meteorological data to deliver standardized weather forecasts optimized for trajectory based (4DT), regions of interest (ROI), and points of interest (POI), enabling customized aviation operation support. This paper evaluates the service scope and technical feasibility of the 4D-Wx API and outlines a direction for supporting air traffic operations through the provision of multidimensional weather information. Specifically, the study examines the effectiveness of delivering real-time weather information via the API to support trajectory-based operations.
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Air traffic, Application programming interface, Distribution service, International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO), Meteorological data, Operation support, Points Of Interest, Technical feasibility, Trajectory-based operations, Weather Forecast, Weather information
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