NASA NTRS · 20170011653
Flight Deck Surface Trajectory-Based Operations
Abstract
Surface Trajectory-Based Operations (STBO) is a future concept for surface operations where time requirements are incorporated into taxi operations to support surface planning and coordination. Pilot-in-the-loop flight deck simulations have been conducted to study flight deck displays algorithms to aid pilots in complying with the time requirements of time-based taxi operations (i.e., at discrete locations in 3 12 D operations or at all points along the route in 4DT operations). The results of these studies (conformance, time-of-arrival error, eye-tracking data, and safety ratings) are presented. Flight deck simulation work done in collaboration with DLR is described. Flight deck research issues in future auto-taxi operations are also introduced.
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Foyle, David C., Hooey, Becky L., Bakowski, Deborah L.. 2017-08-22. Flight Deck Surface Trajectory-Based Operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170011653
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