The Influence of Surveillance System Parameters on Automated Conflict Detection and Resolution
J.W. Andrews, Guillermo Ramirez Prado · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1972
The effects of sensor accuracy, data rate, and message delivery delay upon automated conflict detection and resolution processing is analyzed and particular considerations for DABS/IPC operation are discussed. Various options in the design of the algorithmic logic are enumerated and a particular logic is chosen for quantitative inspection. Performance sensitivity calculations for the conflict detection and command generation functions are then presented. The influence of algorithmic logic and traffic environment upon surveillance requirements is delineated.