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Autonomous System Technologies for Resilient Airspace Operations
| 题名： | Autonomous System Technologies for Resilient Airspace Operations |
| 作者： | Houston, V. E.; Le Vie, L. R. |
| 关键词： | Air traffic##Airspace##Automatic control##Autonomy##Data transmission##Cockpits##Aircraft safety##Reliability##Prototypes## |
| 摘要： | Increasing autonomous systems within the aircraft cockpit begins with an effort to understand what autonomy is and developing the technology that encompasses it. Autonomy allows an agent, human or machine, to act independently within a circumscribed set of goals; delegating responsibility to the agent(s) to achieve overall system objective(s). Increasingly Autonomous Systems (IAS) are the highly sophisticated progression of current automated systems toward full autonomy. Working in concert with humans, these types of technologies are expected to improve the safety, reliability, costs, and operational efficiency of aviation. IAS implementation is imminent, which makes the development and the proper performance of such technologies, with respect to cockpit operation efficiency, the management of air traffic and data communication information, vital. A prototype IAS agent that attempts to optimize the identification and distribution of "relevant" air traffic data to be utilized by human crews during complex airspace operations has been developed. |
| 总页数： | 8 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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