Design of an Intelligent Information System for In-Flight Emergency Assistance
Stefan Feyock, Stamos T. Karamouzis · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 1991
Abstract- v-The present research has as its goal the development of AI tools to help flight crews cope with in-flight malfunctions. The relevant tasks in such situations include diagnosis, prognosis and recovery plan generation. Investigation of the information requirements of these tasks has shown that the determination of paths figures largely: what components or systems are connected to what others, how they are connected, whether connections satisfying certain crite-ria exist, and a number of related queries. The formulation of such queries frequently requires capabilities of the second-order predicate calculus. We de-scribe an information system that features second-order logic capabilities, and is oriented toward efficient formulation and execution of such queries. 1.