NASA NTRS ยท 19910009721
Progress on Intelligent Guidance and Control for Wind Shear Encounter
Abstract
Low altitude wind shear poses a serious threat to air safety. Avoiding severe wind shear challenges the ability of flight crews, as it involves assessing risk from uncertain evidence. A computerized intelligent cockpit aid can increase flight crew awareness of wind shear, improving avoidance decisions. The primary functions of a cockpit advisory expert system for wind shear avoidance are discussed. Also introduced are computational techniques being implemented to enable these primary functions.
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Stratton, D. Alexander. 1990-12-01. Progress on Intelligent Guidance and Control for Wind Shear Encounter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910009721
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