Ability of automatic detection of conflict between planes in flight simulations with the help of expert system

Authors

  • Naděžda Bartošová University of Defence Brno

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14311/MAD.2015.13.01

Keywords:

conflict situations between planes, expert system, simulation of air situations, rule systems

Abstract

This article examines options for applying expert systems for the needs of identification of conflict situations between planes in flight simulations, which are applied during basic training of air traffic controllers. It focuses on the conditions for basic training of military air traffic controllers and presents the use of rule systems to automatic detection of conflict between planes within a basic training polygon. The system of rules is a part of the expert system, consisting of realisation of tasks for identifying optimum resolution of conflict situations in selected types of simulations.

Author Biography

Naděžda Bartošová, University of Defence Brno

Department of Air Defence

References

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DVOŘÁK, J. Rules on expert systems. [online]. Brno: VUT, 2014. [2014-09-18]. Accessible on: www.uai.fme.vutbr.cz/~jdvorak/vyuka/es/RuleES.ppt

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Published

2015-01-15

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 13 (2015): MAD 13 - January 2015

Section

Specialized Articles

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