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Conflict Detection Performance Analysis for Function Allocation Using Time-Shifted Recorded Traffic Data
| 题名： | Conflict Detection Performance Analysis for Function Allocation Using Time-Shifted Recorded Traffic Data |
| 作者： | Guerreiro, N. M.; Butler, R. W.; Maddalon, J. M.; Hagen, G. E.; Lewis, T. A. |
| 关键词： | National airspace system##Separators##Accuracy##Multisensor fusion##Reliability analysis##Trajectories##Detection##Anomalies##Predictions##Traffic## |
| 摘要： | The performance of the conflict detection function in a separation assurance system is dependent on the content and quality of the data available to perform that function. Specifically, data quality and data content available to the conflict detection function have a direct impact on the accuracy of the prediction of an aircraft's future state or trajectory, which, in turn, impacts the ability to successfully anticipate potential losses of separation (detect future conflicts). Consequently, other separation assurance functions that rely on the conflict detection function - namely, conflict resolution - are prone to negative performance impacts. The many possible allocations and implementations of the conflict detection function between centralized and distributed systems drive the need to understand the key relationships that impact conflict detection performance, with respect to differences in data available. This paper presents the preliminary results of an analysis technique developed to investigate the impacts of data quality and data content on conflict detection performance. Flight track data recorded from a day of the National Airspace System is time-shifted to create conflicts not present in the un-shifted data. A methodology is used to smooth and filter the recorded data to eliminate sensor fusion noise, data drop-outs and other anomalies in the data. The metrics used to characterize conflict detection performance are presented and a set of preliminary results is discussed. |
| 总页数： | 19 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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