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A Study On Automatic Control Sector Hand-off Algorithm For Air Traffic Control System Automation  

Kim, Yong-Kyun (Electronic Eng., Inha University)
Won, In-Su (Electronic Eng., Inha University)
Yun, Jun-Chol (Electronic Eng., Inha University)
Park, Hyo-Dal (Electronic Eng., Inha University)
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Journal of Advanced Navigation Technology / v.14, no.4, 2010 , pp. 489-494 More about this Journal
Abstract
According to the recent increase in air traffic more efficient air traffic control automation is required. Aeronautical traffic environment is different from the common traffic environment since it exist controller for control of aircraft And controller have to control jurisdiction hand-off by manual when aircraft move to the other sector. This paper proposes the automatic control jurisdiction hand-off algorithm for efficient air traffic flow management. It is sector distinction algorithm that aircraft move sector to the other sector it recognized sector and then give permission to authorized controller. As a simulation result, so unlilke simply manual control sector hand-off of existing algorithm. we confirmed that proposed algorithm in this paper can do air traffic control more efficiently by performing automatic aircraft. control sector hand-off.
Keywords
ATC; ATM; Sector; FIR; Automation;
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