automation of taxiing

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Abstract
The article focuses on the possibility of automation of taxiing, which is the part of a flight, which, under adverse weather conditions, greatly reduces the operational usability of an airport, and is the only part of a flight that has not been affected by automation, yet. Taxiing is currently handled manually by the pilot, who controls the airplane based on information from visual perception. The article primarily deals with possible ways of obtaining navigational information, and its automatic transfer to the controls. Analyzed wand assessed were currently available technologies such as computer vision, Light Detection and Ranging and Global Navigation Satellite System, which are useful for navigation and their general implementation into an airplane was designed. Obstacles to the implementation were identified, too. The result is a proposed combination of systems along with their installation into airplane’s systems so that it is possible to use the automated taxiing.
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Authors ;Jaroslav Bursík;Jakub Kraus;Marek Štumper
Journal microbial cell factories
Year 2017
DOI
10.14311/MAD.2017.01.01
URL
https://ojs.cvut.cz/ojs/index.php/mad/article/view/4052
Keywords
safety automation astronautics aeronautics

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