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author Mathaisel, Dennis F. X.
Pararas, John Demetrios.
Idris, Husni Rifat.
author2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Flight Transportation Laboratory
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Mathaisel, Dennis F. X.
Pararas, John Demetrios.
Idris, Husni Rifat.
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spelling mit-1721.1/681352019-04-08T07:13:06Z A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface Mathaisel, Dennis F. X. Pararas, John Demetrios. Idris, Husni Rifat. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Flight Transportation Laboratory Air traffic control Runways (Aeronautics) Aeronautics, Commercial Electronic equipment Passenger traffic Cover title March 16, 1994 Series statement handwritten on cover Includes bibliographical references (p. 40) This paper describes the design and implementation of a real-time simulation of aircraft motion on the ground at airports. The aircraft Ground Motion Simulator (GMS) is designed to realistically simulate tower, ground, and apron aircraft control. The simulation includes high-fidelity graphic views, in color, of airport ground activity. It simulates air traffic operations in real time for all stages of flight from take-off to landing as well as all phases of ground movement of aircraft including landing roll, taxiing, yielding, platooning, parking, pushback, and takeoff roll. The capability to simulate aircraft movement on airport taxiways and runways provides a realistic environment for testing the planning processes regarding the management of departing traffic and its interactions with aircraft landing at an airport. The GMS simulates the environment at any arbitrary airport and interfaces through a fast, two way data communications link to an existing Air Traffic Control simulation facility. The GMS consists of a host computer workstation, an experimenter's station, one or more traffic controller stations, and one or more pseudopilot stations. The graphical user interface and the graphical displays were developed in object-oriented C on the X/Windows graphics system on UNIX workstations. 2012-01-06T22:29:40Z 2012-01-06T22:29:40Z 1994 Technical Report 46666620 http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/68135 FTL report (Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Flight Transportation Laboratory) ; R94-10 40 p Cambridge, Mass. : Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Flight Transportation Laboratory, [1994]
spellingShingle Air traffic control
Runways (Aeronautics)
Aeronautics, Commercial
Electronic equipment
Passenger traffic
Mathaisel, Dennis F. X.
Pararas, John Demetrios.
Idris, Husni Rifat.
A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title_full A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title_fullStr A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title_full_unstemmed A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title_short A simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
title_sort simulation of aircraft motion on the airport surface
topic Air traffic control
Runways (Aeronautics)
Aeronautics, Commercial
Electronic equipment
Passenger traffic
url http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/68135
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