UAS Integration in the NAS Project: DAA-TCAS Interoperability "mini" HITL Primary Results
NASA NTRS · Presentation · 20160004752 · Published 2019-07-11 · Ames Research Center · 4 authors
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Abstract
At the May 2015 SC-228 meeting, requirements for TCAS II interoperability became elevated in priority. A TCAS interoperability workgroup was formed to identify and address key issues/questions. The TCAS workgroup came up with an initial list of questions and a plan to address those questions. As part of that plan, NASA proposed to run a mini HITL to address display, alerting and guidance issues. A TCAS Interoperability Workshop was held to determine potential display/alerting/guidance issues that could be explored in future NASA mini HITLS. Consensus on main functionality of DAA guidance when TCAS II RA occurs. Prioritized list of independent variables for experimental design. Set of use cases to stress TCAS Interoperability.
Authors
- Rorie, Conrad California State Univ.
- Fern, Lisa California State Univ.
- Shively, Jay NASA Ames Research Center
- Santiago, Confesor NASA Ames Research Center
Keywords
- human systems integration
- detect and avoid
- TCAS interoperability
Citation
Rorie, Conrad, Fern, Lisa, Shively, Jay , et al. (2019). UAS Integration in the NAS Project: DAA-TCAS Interoperability "mini" HITL Primary Results. Ames Research Center. NASA NTRS ID 20160004752. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160004752 ↗