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Towards Autonomous Airport Surface Operations: NextGen Flight Deck Implications

Foyle, David C.·Hooey, Becky Lee·Bakowski, Deborah Lee
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Surface Trajectory-based Operations (STBO) is a potential concept candidate for flight deck autonomous operations. Existing research will be reviewed and possible architectures and research issues will be presented.

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Foyle, David C., Hooey, Becky Lee, Bakowski, Deborah Lee. 2017-04-18. Towards Autonomous Airport Surface Operations: NextGen Flight Deck Implications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170010167

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