Title :
Safety services using the internet protocol suite: Benefits, progress, and challenges
Author :
Gregory T. Saccone;Michael L. Olive;Michael E. Matyas;Daniel C. Smith
Author_Institution :
Boeing Research &
Abstract :
Moving from ACARS and ATN to IPS is an important technology migration that will help all stakeholders in air-ground safety services data communications (airlines, equipment vendors, airframers, ANSPs, and communication service providers) to achieve a more modern, cost-effective, and robust data communications network infrastructure. Through efforts by Boeing, Honeywell, Inmarsat, and SITA, progress has been made to demonstrate the feasibility of an IPS-based solution. Additional efforts are in progress to complete the IPS standards, perform validation exercises, and define a transition strategy. Once deployed, IPS will provide the basis for a unified avionics architecture and consistent air-ground operation, for both current and future AOC and ATS applications and using both existing and evolving communications media.
Keywords :
"Protocols","Safety","Aircraft","Computer architecture","Standards","IP networks","Aerospace electronics"
Conference_Titel :
Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC), 2015 IEEE/AIAA 34th
Electronic_ISBN :
2155-7209
DOI :
10.1109/DASC.2015.7311361