The Trajectory Synthesizer Generalized Profile Interface
Author(s) -
Alan Lee,
Xavier Bouyssounouse,
James R. Murphy
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
11th aiaa aviation technology, integration, and operations (atio) conference
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2010-9138
Subject(s) - trajectory , interoperability , interface (matter) , computer science , air traffic control , air traffic management , engineering , aerospace engineering , operating system , physics , bubble , astronomy , maximum bubble pressure method
The Trajectory Synthesizer is a software program that generates aircraft predictions for Air Traffic Management decision support tools. The Trajectory Synthesizer being used by researchers at NASA Ames Research Center was restricted in the number of trajectory types that could be generated. This limitation restricted its ability to support the evolving NextGen research requirements. The Generalized Profile Interface was developed to address this issue. It provides a flexible approach to describe the constraints applied to trajectory generation and may provide a method for interoperability between trajectory generators. It also supports the request and generation of new types of trajectory profiles not possible with the previous interface to the Trajectory Synthesizer. Other enhancements allow the Trajectory Synthesizer to meet the current and future needs of Air Traffic Management research.
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