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Terminal area automatic navigation, guidance, and control research using the Microwave Landing System (MLS). Part 3 A comparison of waypoint guidance algorithms for RNAV MLS transition
| 题名： | Terminal area automatic navigation, guidance, and control research using the Microwave Landing System (MLS). Part 3 A comparison of waypoint guidance algorithms for RNAV MLS transition |
| 作者： | Pines, S. |
| 关键词： | terminal；microwave；algorithm；point；research；control；compa；continuity；guid；paris |
| 摘要： | The results of an investigation carried out for the Langley Research Center Terminal Configured Vehicle Program are presented. The investigation generated and compared three path update algorithms designed to provide smooth transition for an aircraft guidance system from DME, VORTAC, and barometric navaids to the more precise MLS by modifying the desired 3-D flight path. The first, called the Zero Cross Track, eliminates the discontinuity in cross track and altitude error by designating the first valid MLS aircraft position as the desired first waypoint, while retaining all subsequent waypoints. The discontinuity in track angle is left unaltered. The second, called the Tangent Path also eliminates the discontinuity in cross track and altitude and choose a new desired heading to be tangent to the next oncoming circular arc turn. The third, called the Continued Track eliminates the discontinuity in cross track, altitude and track angle by accepting the current MLS position and track angle as the desired ones and recomputes the location of the next waypoint. A method is presented for providing a waypoint guidance path reconstruction which treats turns of less than, and greater than, 180 degrees in a uniform manner to construct the desired path. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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