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Analysis of Traffic Conflicts in a Mixed-Airspace Evaluation of Airborne Separation Assurance.
| 题名： | Analysis of Traffic Conflicts in a Mixed-Airspace Evaluation of Airborne Separation Assurance. |
| 作者： | Lewis, T. A. |
| 关键词： | Air Traffic Control; Airspace; Automatic Control; Collision Avoidance; Decision Making; Human Performance; Trajectories; Trajectory Planning; Workloads(psychophysiology) |
| 摘要： | A pair of human-in-the-loop simulation evaluations of a distributed air/ground separation assurance system have been conducted to investigate the function allocation between humans and automation systems as well as ground-based and airborne agents in the Next Generation Air Transportation System and beyond. This paper focuses on an analysis of certain critical conflicts observed between self-separating aircraft and ground-managed traffic in the same airspace. The principal cause of each conflict is identified and potential mitigations are discussed, such as: the sharing of trajectory intent information between the ground and the air; more cautious trajectory planning by the self-separating aircraft; and more equitable rules-of-the-road between the self-separating aircraft and ground-managed aircraft. This analysis will inform the ongoing design of an airborne separation assurance automation tool. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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