论文信息 - Integrity and continuity for automated surface conflict-detection monitoring

Integrity and continuity for automated surface conflict-detection monitoring

This paper discusses how surface surveillance technologies impact the design of an automated conflict-detection capability for NextGen. In NextGen, automated Conflict Detection and Resolution (CDR integrity risk refers to the probability that the CD algorithm fails to provide an alert rapidly enough to resolve the conflict. The continuity and integrity of CD algorithms depend strongly on the quality of surface surveillance sensor measurements; as such, we propose mechanisms for modifying CD&R algorithm design in order to account rigorously for the capabilities and limitations of surveillance sensors.

Courtney Mario | Jason Rife

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