CN114281098A - Isolation airspace planning method for cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle - Google Patents

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CN114281098A
CN114281098A CN202111414051.5A CN202111414051A CN114281098A CN 114281098 A CN114281098 A CN 114281098A CN 202111414051 A CN202111414051 A CN 202111414051A CN 114281098 A CN114281098 A CN 114281098A
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The invention provides a method for setting an isolated airspace protection zone of an unmanned aerial vehicle, which can plan the horizontal range and the vertical range of the isolated airspace protection zone according to the performance of the unmanned aerial vehicle, the capacity of airborne equipment, the literacy of drivers and control personnel and the capacity of a flight basic environment, ensure the flight safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle and improve the utilization rate of a low-altitude airspace. Comprises a horizontal range division and a vertical range division; step one, determining the horizontal range D of an isolated airspace protection areaLevel of=RLevel of+DThreshold valueWherein the horizontal flying distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RLevel ofThe horizontal range threshold of the isolated airspace protection area is DThreshold value;RLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of,VLevel ofIs the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, tLevel ofYawing the unmanned aerial vehicle in the horizontal direction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion track; step two, determining the vertical range R of the isolated airspace protection areaIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular to*tIs perpendicular to(ii) a Wherein, VIs perpendicular toMaximum ascent speed, t, for unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular to=ΣtPerpendicular i,i=1,2,…5。

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Isolation airspace planning method for cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of air traffic management general aviation, and particularly relates to an isolation airspace planning method for a cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle.
Background
In recent years, the unmanned aerial vehicle field develops rapidly, and the quantity, the holding capacity and the operation time of enterprises related to civil unmanned aerial vehicles have greatly increased. According to data display of a statistical bulletin for development of civil aviation industry, the number of relevant enterprises of the unmanned aerial vehicle is 478 in 2019, the unmanned aerial vehicle grows at a speed of 30% in 2016 + 2018, and after the unmanned aerial vehicle leaves a station limitation policy in 2019, the growth speed drops back to 7%; the holding capacity of the unmanned aerial vehicle is increased by 6 times from 20 more than ten thousand frames in 2016 to 120 more than ten thousand frames in 2019; the number of unmanned aerial vehicles which finish real-name registration is increased from 16 ten thousand in 2017 to 39.2 ten thousand in 2019, and the increase is more than 2 times; the flight time of the unmanned aerial vehicle counted by the cloud exchange system of the unmanned aerial vehicle of the civil aviation bureau is increased from 17.6 ten thousand hours in 2017 to 125 ten thousand hours in 2019 by nearly 8 times; the operation application mainly based on entertainment and aerial photography and assisted by agriculture and forestry plant protection, electric power inspection, aviation mapping and logistics distribution is formed.
At present, the monitoring network of the low-altitude airspace in China is still imperfect, the capability, the layout and the quantity of the traditional airspace monitoring technology are difficult to meet the increasing low-altitude airspace monitoring requirement, various problems of insufficient monitoring reliability, insufficient positioning precision, incapability of realizing continuous and effective monitoring and the like exist, and the sensing collision avoidance capability is not provided. Therefore, China generally adopts a mode of isolating the existing man-machine from the unmanned aerial vehicle operation airspace to guarantee the flight of the unmanned aerial vehicle, namely, a certain protection area is reserved on the basis of declaring the flight airspace to guarantee the operation of the existing man-machine and the unmanned aerial vehicle without mutual interference, but the horizontal and vertical ranges of the protection area basically adopt maximum values or empirical values, and the reserved space is large. But along with unmanned aerial vehicle insurance volume and flight time orthoscopic growth, the flight of unmanned aerial vehicle will be restricted in the airspace isolation operation of original "thick mad" formula, need urgently to keep apart the operation with the airspace from thick mad formula to becoming more meticulous, and science setting is kept apart airspace guard zone scope size.
For furthest's promotion low-altitude airspace resource utilization ratio, promote unmanned aerial vehicle trade development, then need guaranteeing under unmanned aerial vehicle operation demand and flight safety's the prerequisite, standardize unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace and rule and establish, rationally set for unmanned aerial vehicle flight airspace isolation protection zone level and vertical range to seek improvement airspace utilization ratio, guarantee the security that the people of adjacent airspace operated.
Generally, the isolation airspace can be divided into two parts, namely a work flight area and a safety protection area. The size of the operation flight area of the isolated airspace mainly takes the size of a range required by a user operation task, the interval and position relation with the peripheral airspace, the coordination relation with ground related units, the coverage of a communication, navigation and monitoring system and the like into consideration. At present, the horizontal range of the isolated airspace operation flight area is usually declared by a user unit and approved by an airspace management department, and under the condition that the airspace contradiction is not prominent, the horizontal range is usually approved according to the range applied by the user. However, the horizontal and vertical extent of the isolated airspace safety zone portion may differ from the drone type, airborne equipment capabilities, drone performance, drone pilot and controller literacy level.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention provides a method for establishing an isolated airspace protection zone of an unmanned aerial vehicle, which can plan a horizontal range and a vertical range of the isolated airspace protection zone according to the performance of the unmanned aerial vehicle, the capability of airborne equipment, the literacy of drivers and controllers, and the capability of a flight basic environment, so as to ensure the flight safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle and improve the utilization rate of a low-altitude airspace.
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme.
An unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace protection zone setting method comprises horizontal range setting and vertical range setting;
step one, determining the horizontal range D of an isolated airspace protection areaLevel of=RLevel of+DThreshold valueWherein the horizontal flying distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RLevel ofThe horizontal range threshold of the isolated airspace protection area is DThreshold value;RLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of,VLevel ofIs the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, tLevel ofYawing the unmanned aerial vehicle in the horizontal direction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion track;
step two, determiningVertical range R of isolated airspace protection zoneIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular to*tIs perpendicular to(ii) a (ii) a Wherein, VIs perpendicular toMaximum ascent speed, t, for unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular to=ΣtPerpendicular i,i=1,2,…5。
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
the method combs relevant factors influencing the horizontal range and the vertical range of the unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace protection area, analyzes the mechanism of influencing the horizontal range and the vertical range of the unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace protection area by each factor, and finally expresses the influence of each factor on the horizontal range and the vertical range of the unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace protection area through a mathematical model; by the method, the horizontal range and the vertical range of the isolated airspace protection area can be planned according to the performance of the unmanned aerial vehicle, the capacity of airborne equipment, the literacy of drivers and control personnel and the capacity of the basic flight environment, the flight safety of the unmanned aerial vehicle is ensured, and the utilization rate of a low-altitude airspace is improved.
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FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the time required for five stages in the horizontal direction in the present invention;
FIG. 3 shows the time required for five stages of isolation in the present invention.
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The present invention is described in further detail below.
As shown in fig. 1, the method for setting an isolated airspace protection zone of an unmanned aerial vehicle according to the present embodiment includes horizontal range setting and vertical range setting;
step one, determining the horizontal range D of an isolated airspace protection areaLevel of=RLevel of+DThreshold valueWherein the horizontal flying distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RLevel ofThe horizontal range threshold of the isolated airspace protection area is DThreshold value
Wherein R isLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of,VLevel ofIs the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, tLevel ofAnd the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the horizontal direction to the time for completing the flight path change of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
Suppose that the operation flight zone required for the user declaration is S1The flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle (converted into the ground speed) is VLevel ofIn the process of flying by the cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle according to the planned air route, the cooperative unmanned aerial vehicle unintentionally deviates from the flying operation area due to the performance of the unmanned aerial vehicle, a communication link, meteorological wind and the like.
For drones that are unintentionally flying out of the operating area, the process from when a drone yaws to when the drone starts to change course can be refined into five phases: the first stage is from the unmanned plane yawing to the controller finding the unmanned plane yawing; the second stage is that the controller finds that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts to send out a diversion instruction; the third stage is that a controller sends a diversion instruction to an unmanned aerial vehicle driver to receive the diversion instruction; the fourth stage is the process of making a diversion action by the unmanned aerial vehicle driver; and the fifth stage is a reaction process after the unmanned aerial vehicle receives the diversion instruction.
Thus, the time required for the entire process is tLevel of=ΣtLevel i,i=1,2,…5,tLevel iThe specific steps are as follows for the time required by each stage of the 1-5 stages:
step 1, calculating the time t required from the horizontal yawing of the unmanned aerial vehicle to the discovery of the yawing by a controllerLevel 1
tLevel 1Factors such as airspace monitoring means, data updating period, radio position reporting period, controller service capacity and the like need to be considered in the calculation process. Suppose that the low-altitude radar has a scanning period trThe radio position reporting period is twThe controller can find the yaw through n track points. Then, tLevel 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw)。
Step 2, calculating the time t from the controller finding that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the horizontal direction to giving a diversion instructionLevel 2
tLevel 2It is generally associated with the speech rate of the controller issuing the instruction content and the spoken control instruction, assuming that the speech rate of the controller issuing the instruction content and the spoken control instruction is VSpeed of speechWord or letter/second, VSpeed of speechRegulating instructions, typically determined by statistical dataNumber of words or letters of NInstructionsThen t isLevel 2=NInstructions/VSpeed of speech
Step 3, calculating the time t from the time when the controller sends the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instruction in the horizontal directionLevel 3
tLevel 3Influenced by the flight height of the unmanned aerial vehicle and the transmission speed of radio waves. Assuming that the flying height of the unmanned aerial vehicle is h and the transmission speed of radio waves is v, t isLevel 3=2h/v。
Step 4, calculating the time t required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to take the piloting change action after receiving the piloting change instruction in the horizontal directionLevel 4;tLevel 4Mainly affected by the occupational literacy of the drone operator, this data is usually determined by statistical data.
Step 5, calculating the time t from the horizontal direction navigation change action of the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to the completion of the navigation change track of the unmanned aerial vehicleLevel 5;tLevel 5This data is typically determined by experimental statistics for different types of drones.
Step two, determining the vertical range R of the isolated airspace protection areaIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular to*tIs perpendicular to(ii) a (ii) a Wherein, VIs perpendicular toMaximum ascent speed, t, for unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular to=ΣtPerpendicular i,i=1,2,…5;
Step 1, calculating the time required by the unmanned aerial vehicle to yaw from the vertical direction to the controller to find the yaw of the unmanned aerial vehicle
Let t beVertical 1The time required for the drone to yaw vertically from the controller to find its yaw. t is tVertical 1Factors such as climbing speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, airspace monitoring means, data updating period, radio position reporting period, controller service capacity and the like need to be considered in the calculation process. Let v be the unmanned aerial vehicle flight speed, trFor a low-altitude radar scan period, twFor the radio position reporting period, n is the number of drifts the controller can find through the waypoints. Then, tVertical 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw)
Step 2, calculating the time required for the controller to find that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the vertical direction to send a diversion instruction
Let t beVertical 2To find the time required for the drone to yaw in the vertical direction from the controller to issue a diversion command. t is tVertical 2It is generally associated with the speech rate of the controller issuing the instruction content and the spoken control instruction, assuming that the speech rate of the controller issuing the instruction content and the spoken control instruction is VSpeed of speechNumber of words or letters per second, of control instructions NInstructionsThen t isVertical 2=NInstructions/VSpeed of speech,VSpeed of speechTypically determined by statistical data.
Step 3, calculating the time required from the time when the controller sends the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instruction in the vertical direction
tVertical 3In the vertical direction, the time is required from the time when the controller gives the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instruction. t is tVertical 3Influenced by the flight height of the unmanned aerial vehicle and the transmission speed of radio waves. Assuming that the flying height of the unmanned aerial vehicle is h and the transmission speed of radio waves is v, t isVertical 3=2h/v。
Step 4, calculating the time required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to make the diversion action after receiving the diversion instruction in the vertical direction
tVertical 4In the vertical direction, the time required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to take the piloting change action after receiving the piloting change instruction. t is tVertical 4Mainly affected by the occupational literacy of the drone operator, this data is usually determined by statistical data.
Step 5, calculating the time required by the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to make the vertical direction diversion action until the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion track
tVertical 5And the time is required from the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver makes a vertical direction diversion action to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion track. This data is typically determined by experimental statistics for different types of drones.
Example 1:
step one, the horizontal flying distance is RLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of
Wherein, VLevel ofIs the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, tLevel of=ΣtLevel i,i=1,2,…5;
Step 1, calculating the time t from the horizontal yawing of the unmanned aerial vehicle to the discovery of the yawing by a controllerLevel 1
At present, a light small unmanned aerial vehicle needing to be divided into an isolation airspace mainly runs in an airspace above 120 m, monitoring means of the airspace in the range mainly comprise a low-altitude radar and a radio position report, and the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle is 30 m/s. Scanning period t of low-altitude radar in generalrAnd a radio position reporting period twBe 1 second, the controller calculates according to 3 track point changes of unmanned aerial vehicle (according), n 3, but 3 track point unmanned aerial vehicle 10 meters fly, can know the discernment basically on the display screen, can judge whether unmanned aerial vehicle drifts. Thus, tLevel 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw) (3-1) × min (1,1), t in this exampleLevel 1It was 2 seconds.
Step 2, calculating the time t from the controller finding that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the horizontal direction to giving a diversion instructionLevel 2
Typically, the speech rate at which the controller issues instructions requiring a recorded transcription is 3 words or letters/second, VSpeed of speechOne instruction is typically completed in 2-4 seconds. When the controller finds that the unmanned aerial vehicle is deflected, the Chinese diversion instruction is 'air, deflected to the right by 100 meters, and corrected to the left'; the English instruction is ". air, one bound meters away from right, turn left altle. "NInstructions=12,tLevel 2=NInstructions/VSpeed of speech12/3 seconds.
Step 3, calculating the time t from the time when the controller gives the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instructionLevel 3
The transmission speed of the radio waves is determined according to the transmission speed of the radio waves, the transmission speed of the radio waves is the same as the speed of light, the transmission speed of the radio waves is 300000 kilometers per second, and the transmission speed is uploaded to the maximum flying height of 120 meters-300 meters used by the unmanned aerial vehicle), and the required time is negligible. Then, tLevel 3=0。
Step 4, calculating the time t required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to take the diversion action after receiving the instructionLevel 4
According to the estimation of ' research on unmanned aerial vehicle remote control driving technology based on flight control response type ' issued by the xi ' an flight test flying institute, the rudder time of an unmanned aerial vehicle control lever is 0.5 second, namely tLevel 4=0.5。
Step 5, calculating the time t for completing the diversion of the unmanned aerial vehicle after the unmanned aerial vehicle driver makes the diversion actionLevel 5
According to the estimation of ' research on unmanned aerial vehicle remote control driving technology based on flight control response type ' issued by the xi ' an flight test flying institute, the change of the track of the unmanned aerial vehicle takes about 2 seconds, namely tLevel 5=2
According to tLevel of=tLevel 1+tLevel 2+tLevel 3+tLevel 4+tLevel 5
=2+4+0+0.5+2
=8.5
Therefore, the flight distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of30 × 8.5 ═ 255 m. Considering the influence of wind at 100 meters of true height, relevant statistical data show that the true height is about 100 meters, the high-altitude wind can reach 4.7 meters per second, and the influence distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle by the high-altitude wind is 40 meters.
Accordingly, DLevel of255+ 40-295 meters.
In specific implementation, the space and mutual position relation between an isolated airspace of the unmanned aerial vehicle and a peripheral airway, air routes and airspaces, the environment and air traffic flow near the isolated airspace and the coverage range of a communication, navigation and monitoring system are comprehensively considered, and 10 percent D is reserved totallyLevel ofWith a safety margin of 30 m. Therefore, the optimal isolation airspace horizontal range of the present embodiment is set to 325 meters, taking various factors into consideration.
Step two, the vertical flight distance is RIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular to*t;
Wherein, VIs perpendicular toMaximum ascent speed, t, for unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular to=ΣtClimbing i,i=1,2,…5;
Step 1, calculating and calculating the time t required by the unmanned aerial vehicle to yaw from the vertical direction to the controller to find the yaw of the unmanned aerial vehicleVertical 1
At present, a light small unmanned aerial vehicle needing to be divided into an isolation airspace mainly runs in an airspace above 120 m, monitoring means of the airspace in the range mainly comprise a low-altitude radar and a radio position report, and the climbing speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle is 5 m/s. Scanning period t of low-altitude radar in generalrAnd a radio position reporting period twBe 1 second, the controller calculates according to 5 track point changes of unmanned aerial vehicle (according), and n is 5, and 5 track point unmanned aerial vehicle can fly 20 meters, can know the discernment basically on the display screen, can judge whether unmanned aerial vehicle drifts. Thus, tVertical 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw) (5-1) × min (1,1), in this example tVertical 1It was 4 seconds.
Step 2, calculating the time t from the controller finding that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the vertical direction to giving a diversion instructionClimbing 2
Typically, the speech rate at which the controller issues instructions requiring a recorded transcription is 3 words or letters/second, VSpeed of speechOne instruction is typically completed in 2-4 seconds. When the controller finds that the unmanned aerial vehicle is deflected, the Chinese diversion instruction is ' aviation, descent ' meter and downward correction '; english instructions are ". air,. meters away from right, turn left altle. "NInstructions=12,tVertical 2=NInstructions/VSpeed of speech12/3 seconds.
Step 3, calculating the time t from the time when the controller gives the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instructionVertical 3
The transmission speed of the radio waves is determined according to the transmission speed of the radio waves, the transmission speed of the radio waves is the same as the speed of light, the transmission speed of the radio waves is 300000 kilometers per second, and the transmission speed is uploaded to the maximum flying height of 120 meters-300 meters used by the unmanned aerial vehicle), and the required time is negligible. Then, tVertical 3=0。
Step 4, calculating the time t required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to take the diversion action after receiving the instructionVertical 4
According to XianAccording to the estimation of 'unmanned aerial vehicle remote control driving technology research based on flight control response type' issued by the flight pilot institute, the rudder time of an unmanned aerial vehicle control rod is 0.5 second, namely tVertical 4=0.5。
Step 5, calculating the time t required by the unmanned aerial vehicle to complete the diversion after the driver makes the diversion actionVertical 5
According to the estimation of ' research on unmanned aerial vehicle remote control driving technology based on flight control response type ' issued by the xi ' an flight test flying institute, the change of the track of the unmanned aerial vehicle takes about 2 seconds, namely tVertical 5=2
Total time tIs perpendicular to=tVertical 1+tVertical 2+tVertical 3+tVertical 4+tVertical 5As 4+4+0+0.5+2 as 10.5 (seconds)
Therefore, the flight distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RIs perpendicular to=VNavigation device*tIs perpendicular to5 × 10.5 ≈ 52.5 ≈ 53 meters. Considering the influence of wind at 100 meters of true height, relevant statistical data show that the true height is about 100 meters, the high-altitude wind can reach 4.7 meters per second, and the influence distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle by the high-altitude wind is 50 meters.
Accordingly, DIs perpendicular toIs 53+ 50-103 m.
In specific implementation, the space and mutual position relation between an isolated airspace of the unmanned aerial vehicle and a peripheral airway, air routes and airspaces, the environment and air traffic flow near the isolated airspace and the coverage range of a communication, navigation and monitoring system are comprehensively considered, and 10 percent D is reserved totallyIs perpendicular toWith a safety margin of 10 m. Therefore, the optimal isolation airspace horizontal range of the present embodiment is set to 113 meters, taking various factors into consideration.
Maximum climbing speed V of light and small unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular toIs 5m/s
The vertical direction safety protection area range of the light and small unmanned aerial vehicle is RIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular toT-5 × 6.5-33 m.
During specific implementation, the interval and mutual position relation between an isolated airspace of the unmanned aerial vehicle and a peripheral airway, air routes and airspaces, the environment and air traffic flow near the isolated airspace and the coverage range of a communication, navigation and monitoring system are comprehensively considered, and a safety margin of 7 meters is reserved. Therefore, for the light and small unmanned aerial vehicle, the range of the isolation airspace vertical safety protection area is 40 meters.
The embodiment uses professional aerial photography, agriculture and forestry plant protection, electric power line patrol and terminal logistics as the light and small unmanned aerial vehicle of typical operation scene, and its operation airspace is polygon, circular, fan-shaped etc. usually. The convex polygon airspace has higher airspace utilization rate than the concave polygon airspace, so the polygon shape is best to use convex graphics as the main part and use concave graphics as less as possible in the process of setting the isolated airspace and the protection zone thereof, thereby being convenient for setting the peripheral airspace and improving the airspace utilization rate.

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1. An unmanned aerial vehicle isolation airspace protection zone setting method comprises horizontal range setting and vertical range setting; the method is characterized in that:
step one, determining the horizontal range D of an isolated airspace protection areaLevel of=RLevel of+DThreshold valueWherein the horizontal flying distance of the unmanned aerial vehicle is RLevel ofThe horizontal range threshold of the isolated airspace protection area is DThreshold value;RLevel of=VLevel of*tLevel of,VLevel ofIs the flying speed of the unmanned aerial vehicle, tLevel ofYawing the unmanned aerial vehicle in the horizontal direction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion track;
step two, determining the vertical range R of the isolated airspace protection areaIs perpendicular to=VIs perpendicular to*tIs perpendicular to(ii) a (ii) a Wherein, VIs perpendicular toMaximum ascent speed, t, for unmanned aerial vehicleIs perpendicular to=ΣtPerpendicular i,i=1,2,…5。
2. The method of claim 1, wherein t is the time tLevel of=ΣtLevel i1,2, … 5, and the specific steps are as follows:
step 1, calculating the time t required from the horizontal yawing of the unmanned aerial vehicle to the discovery of the yawing by a controllerLevel 1
Step 2, calculating the change from the fact that the controller finds that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the horizontal direction to sends outTime t required for flight instructionLevel 2
Step 3, calculating the time t from the time when the controller sends the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instruction in the horizontal directionLevel of3;
Step 4, calculating the time t required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to take the piloting change action after receiving the piloting change instruction in the horizontal directionLevel 4
Step 5, calculating the time t from the horizontal direction navigation change action of the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to the completion of the navigation change track of the unmanned aerial vehicleLevel 5
3. The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein the UAV is yawing in a horizontal direction until a controller finds the time t required for the UAV to yawLevel 1The following method is adopted for calculation: suppose that the low-altitude radar has a scanning period trThe radio position reporting period is twThe controller can find the yaw through n track points, then tLevel 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw)。
4. The method as claimed in claim 2, wherein the time t required from the controller finding that the drone is yawing in the horizontal direction to the time t required for issuing the diversion instruction is tLevel 2The following method is adopted for calculation: suppose the speech rate of the controller for sending out the instruction content and the dictation control instruction is VSpeed of speechNumber of words or letters per second, of control instructions NInstructionsThen t isLevel 2=NInstructions/VSpeed of speech
5. The method of claim 1, wherein t is the time tIs perpendicular to=ΣtPerpendicular iI ═ 1,2, … 5; the method comprises the following specific steps:
step 1, calculating the time t required by the unmanned aerial vehicle to yaw from the vertical direction to the controller to find the yaw of the unmanned aerial vehicleVertical 1
Step 2, calculating and controllingThe time t required for a worker to find that the unmanned aerial vehicle drifts in the vertical direction and sends a diversion instructionVertical 2
Step 3, calculating the time t from the time when the controller sends the diversion instruction to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle driver receives the instruction in the vertical directionVertical 3
Step 4, calculating the time t required for the unmanned aerial vehicle driver to make the diversion action after receiving the diversion instruction in the vertical directionVertical 4
Step 5, calculating the time t required from the time when the driver of the unmanned aerial vehicle makes the vertical direction diversion action to the time when the unmanned aerial vehicle completes the diversion trackVertical 5
6. The method as claimed in claim 5, wherein the UAV is in the vertical direction from the yaw to the time t required for the controller to find the yawVertical 1The following method is adopted for calculation: let v be the unmanned aerial vehicle flight speed, trFor a low-altitude radar scan period, twFor the radio position reporting period, n is the number of drifts the controller can find through the waypoints, then tVertical 1=(n-1)*min(tr,tw)。
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