NASA NTRS · 20180008163
Method and Apparatus for Providing In-Flight Pilot Interface for Trajectory Optimization
Abstract
Systems and methods of an in-cockpit flight trajectory modification system for an aircraft are provided. A receiver is capable of receiving flight-related hazard information. A traffic aware planner (TAP) module is operably connected to the receiver to receive the flight-related hazard information. A user interface device is operably connected to the TAP module on board the aircraft to provide trajectory information associated with the aircraft and to receive user input corresponding to a request for a revised trajectory. A TAP application is capable of calculating one or more revised trajectories for the aircraft based at least on active trajectory information of the aircraft and the flight-related hazard information. The user interface device may be configured to display information related to the one or more revised trajectories, including a graphic display of the active trajectory and at least one revised trajectory in a visualization panel of the user interface device.
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Burke, Kelly Ann, Wing, David J., Ponthieux, Joseph G., Woods, Sharon, DePascale, Stephen. 2018-10-16. Method and Apparatus for Providing In-Flight Pilot Interface for Trajectory Optimization. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20180008163
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