DocumentCode
2362100
Title
AI in the sky: The A2A3 testbed
Author
Kornman, Brent ; Jacobsohn, Jeremy ; Highland, Fred ; Abramowitz, Dave ; Cochrane, Jack ; Cavanaugh, Dan ; Debelack, Drew ; Mahadwar, Pragnya ; Perham, Gerry ; Stamper, Larry
Author_Institution
IBM Federal Systems Co., Gaithersburgh, MD, USA
fYear
1993
fDate
1-5 Mar 1993
Firstpage
292
Lastpage
298
Abstract
Future air traffic control systems will detect conflicts up to 20 minutes or more into the future and automatically generate solutions to the conflicts detected. In support of this effort, a testbed has been created utilizing embedded AI technology. The testbed consists of components that maintain detailed models of aircraft trajectories, detect conflicts with those trajectories, generate maneuvers to resolve the conflicts, and provide a graphical interface generation component which uses heuristic search and continuous constraint satisfaction techniques implemented with a knowledge-based system tool. The testbed was implemented on a RISC System/6000. It consists of the automated problem resolution (APR) component, and an architecture to support the development and analysis of APR algorithms and their performance. These issues are discussed in detail. APR will generate maneuvers to resolve conflicts by adjusting aircraft trajectories in each dimension using a specific set of generic maneuver types
Keywords
aerospace expert systems; aerospace test facilities; air traffic control; aircraft navigation; constraint handling; graphical user interfaces; heuristic programming; real-time systems; reduced instruction set computing; search problems; A2A3 testbed; AERA 2; RISC System/6000; air traffic control systems; aircraft trajectories; algorithms analysis; automated problem resolution; conflict detection; continuous constraint satisfaction techniques; embedded AI technology; graphical interface generation component; heuristic search; knowledge-based system tool; manoeuvre generation; performance; Air traffic control; Aircraft; Artificial intelligence; Automatic control; Automation; Displays; FAA; Prototypes; Radar detection; Testing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Artificial Intelligence for Applications, 1993. Proceedings., Ninth Conference on
Conference_Location
Orlando, FL
Print_ISBN
0-8186-3840-0
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CAIA.1993.366597
Filename
366597
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