EP0925568A1 - Mensch-maschine-schnittstelle für flughafen-verkehrskontrollzwecke - Google Patents
Mensch-maschine-schnittstelle für flughafen-verkehrskontrollzweckeInfo
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- EP0925568A1 EP0925568A1 EP97941856A EP97941856A EP0925568A1 EP 0925568 A1 EP0925568 A1 EP 0925568A1 EP 97941856 A EP97941856 A EP 97941856A EP 97941856 A EP97941856 A EP 97941856A EP 0925568 A1 EP0925568 A1 EP 0925568A1
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- G—PHYSICS
- G06—COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- G06Q99/00—Subject matter not provided for in other groups of this subclass
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- G—PHYSICS
- G08—SIGNALLING
- G08G—TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
- G08G5/00—Traffic control systems for aircraft, e.g. air-traffic control [ATC]
- G08G5/0017—Arrangements for implementing traffic-related aircraft activities, e.g. arrangements for generating, displaying, acquiring or managing traffic information
- G08G5/0026—Arrangements for implementing traffic-related aircraft activities, e.g. arrangements for generating, displaying, acquiring or managing traffic information located on the ground
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- G—PHYSICS
- G08—SIGNALLING
- G08G—TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
- G08G5/00—Traffic control systems for aircraft, e.g. air-traffic control [ATC]
- G08G5/0043—Traffic management of multiple aircrafts from the ground
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- G—PHYSICS
- G08—SIGNALLING
- G08G—TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
- G08G5/00—Traffic control systems for aircraft, e.g. air-traffic control [ATC]
- G08G5/06—Traffic control systems for aircraft, e.g. air-traffic control [ATC] for control when on the ground
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- the invention relates to a man-machine interface (MMI) for airport traffic control purposes, in particular for safe taxiing and / or approach-departure control at an airport, with a display area on which processes and conditions on the representable airport and may be influenced, for example, the movements and the current position of aircraft and, where appropriate, ⁇ vehicles, the switching status of navigation lights etc.
- MMI man-machine interface
- the object of the invention the many representations, masks, etc. which are displayed and edited on the previously known small individual screens, to bring them into a more representable and meaningful form, in order to relieve the controller and to improve the safety of the rolling guidance or the approach and departure movements and the associated processes, in particular to make it even more secure and to make it easier for controllers to maintain their ability to concentrate for longer.
- the object is achieved in that the MMI is designed as a screen which measures more than 19, in particular more than 21, inches in diagonal. Screens over 19 inches have not been used on the towers of airports so far, although the use of screens up to 21 inches has already been discussed, but has not yet been used. The previous screen sizes were considered to be quite satisfactory. Disadvantages were also seen in restricting the controller's field of vision. Surprisingly, however, the screen size according to the invention offers more advantages than disadvantages.
- MMI is designed to be capable of interaction.
- the previously known MMI for airports have a separation between the display unit and the switching devices, which are preferably designed as keyboards. This requires the controllers to concentrate and to continuously check whether the correct switching elements have been actuated.
- An interactive design eliminates these disadvantages and allows you to work more safely than before.
- the MMI will not only have a previously unknown size but also be designed as a flat screen.
- a version of the flat screen which has a high resolution and can be used in daylight (sunlight) is particularly advantageous.
- Flat screens that can be used in daylight are already known, for example cius of the publication "Daylight-compatible flat displays" from Siemens AG, data technology division, from October 1995.
- the screens act as touchscreens for the integrated display and operation of control devices, e.g. Stop bars etc. of an airport are designed to enable direct traffic management to the airport.
- control devices e.g. Stop bars etc. of an airport are designed to enable direct traffic management to the airport.
- commands and operating instructions can be given in the tower even better than with a "blind" keyboard and a mouse that can be operated blindly and without the operator having to change direction.
- menus and windows can be displayed on the screen of the MMI, which can be supplemented and changed using a keyboard, and which can be implemented using Windows technology, e.g. with the help of a mouse.
- Windows technology e.g. with the help of a mouse.
- the movement areas of the aircraft and / or vehicles at the airport are advantageously on the screen, preferably as an edited video.
- a large screen preferably with a diagonal of over 100 cm
- the display of the main traffic areas of a large airport is possible with a sufficiently high resolution.
- the at least two runways and the taxiways can be displayed both as processed video and, if appropriate, as raw video, the positions of stop bars, of further signal transmitters, of sensors and their switching and display states also being given or superimposed on the processed video can.
- the aircraft can be represented with their flight number and, if applicable, also with their type designation. Despite these many details, the necessary overview is given with the screen according to the invention over 19 or 21 inches, but especially with very large formats.
- airplanes that are approaching are preferably listed alphanumerically or airplanes that recently
- the respective video representations which are preferably expanded in connection with a position display of aircraft to include aircraft identification and possibly associated selected flight plan data, are optionally supplemented by vehicle identification.
- a transponder system is used to establish identification security. particularly advantageous, as can be seen, for example, from the aforementioned US Pat. No. 5,262,784.
- the MMI according to the invention overlays both aircraft positions and other information, both in the appropriate form, for example as raw video, as processed video, obtained optically or by radar and displayed directly or alphanumerically.
- Details or sections of the representations, switching states, positions etc. can advantageously be shown enlarged (zoomed).
- the precise positions of aircraft and possibly vehicles in relation to individual lights, stop bars, sensors, etc. can thus advantageously be clarified.
- the zoom - and possibly also reduced - representations can either be arranged on open spaces or superimposed on the basic image.
- aircraft and vehicles can be represented in accordance with their current position on the movement surfaces with an indication of the responsibility for the aircraft or vehicle.
- the division of tasks is immediately recognizable.
- the representation of the responsibility of the aircraft or vehicle is advantageously combined with handover routines for a change of responsibility, e.g. linked in list form, for which confirmation notes and, if necessary, corresponding list changes are provided on the screen.
- a separation of control functions with transfers to other areas of responsibility is usually the norm at major airports.
- the large screen according to the invention there is now the possibility, in particular in times of low traffic, through the overlay and / or the successive display of different maps, e.g. the airport layout, zoomed sections, the coordinate system, as well as the areas open and closed to traffic, the recommended routes, the associated lists, video images of the docking process, etc. carry out traffic handling with just one controller. With increasing traffic, the monitoring and control work is then transferred to several controller positions.
- the synthetic videos and cards can be changed in a task-specific and / or rights-dependent manner (level of authorization). Furthermore, that in connection with a computing unit, task-specific storage and the output of different configurations of the details shown are possible.
- an advantageous adaptation of the MMI to changed conditions at the airport, to changed routines, routine processes, etc. can be carried out with direct control of the change results. All of the steps required for the operation of an airport, including a large airport, which follow the initial installation of the computing unit and its software can thus be carried out on the MMI according to the invention.
- Important additional information can also be displayed on the MMI according to the invention, since an unprecedentedly large display area is available. This can be, for example, weather reports (e.g. the wind direction, wind speed etc.) as well as visibility information and other weather information.
- main working screen according to the invention can be connected to other screens, e.g. with screens on which information from the flight control centers is displayed so that traffic can be planned in advance.
- This information from an additional screen can of course also be displayed on the main screen, e.g. in a corner. All in all, there is the possibility of displaying all information of a major airport required for operational traffic management on a screen.
- the individual overlays which are only required for a certain period of time, are advantageously removed after a predetermined time, if necessary, in order to restore the basic state. From this, the image is then advantageously built up again in the form required for the particular situation.
- an alarm signal preferably in red or yellow, which provides information about special situations. If necessary, a list display can also be used for this, from which the individual times when the special situations occur, their urgency to process and their processing status can be seen.
- the MMI has touch elements and / or at least on parts of a frame or a ner console, switching elements for actuating, supplementing and / or creating redundancy of the signals emitted by switching (touch elements).
- the establishment of redundancy is particularly important because the highest security requirements apply at an airport.
- Touch or switch elements that are in the normal field of view of the controller are particularly suitable for this purpose, as they do not need to interrupt the visual control of the airfield, taxiways etc. at any time.
- the screen of the MMI is advantageously designed as a plasma or gas discharge screen, but it can also be designed as an LCD screen with background lighting or as an LED screen. All of these techniques can be used to produce large screens, with the plasma screen having the highest resolution. Corresponding plasma screens with the particularly advantageous screen diagonal over 100 cm are already known from the TV field.
- the design as a touch screen can be such that sensitive views are arranged above the actual screen, e.g. in conjunction with a glass pane or a plastic layer.
- the design of the screen as a projected screen, e.g. as a screen projected by laser.
- the overlays according to the invention can be produced particularly easily and brilliantly.
- the screen is advantageously arranged in the controller working field of view, it being advantageous if it is arranged at a considerable angle to the vertical direction that can be changed depending on the situation. This results in an acceptable impairment of the controller's field of vision.
- the inclined arrangement is made possible, advantageously at an angle of incidence dependent on the course of the day, through the design as a flat screen. Ceiling mounting is also possible for special requirements on a tower, in which case keyboard-mouse operation is selected. Anti-reflective layers are provided against disturbing reflections. Likewise, interference protection against electromagnetic radiation is provided.
- the MMI has a multilingual specification of the individual names, working terms, etc.
- the MMI is therefore connected to a word memory that allows entries in different languages. Training in the national language, in the language of the manufacturer who also carries out the maintenance work so that its personnel can work in their respective national language and in English as the general language of aviation is particularly favorable.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary representation of a simply designed runway with taxiways and an apron area
- FIG. 3 shows, by way of example, the switching status of the fires after the rolling process has been released
- FIG. 4 shows, by way of example, the switching status of the fires and stop bars at the end of the runway in heavy traffic
- FIG. 6 shows the map of a large airport in large format
- 7 shows a window representation of the large airport from FIG. 6 and an enlarged detail, both with aircraft positions
- FIG. 8 shows a zoom representation from the enlarged image from FIG. 7,
- FIG. 9 shows an overview of a smaller airport with Control1 function blocks
- FIG. 10 shows an enlarged representation of the airport from FIG. 9 with selective information
- FIG. 11 shows a zoom representation of the fires of the airport from FIG. 10
- FIGS. 12 to 14 show an overlaid representation of the individual runs - Way lights with details from the map of a smaller airport.
- 1 denotes a runway and 2 a taxiway.
- Switchable center lights 5 and further underfloor lights 4 are arranged in the runway 1, which can be designed to emit white as well as red or possibly green.
- the taxiway 2 also has center lights 6 which can emit in different colors.
- On the apron area 7 there are further fires, not designated in any more detail, some of which have signal functions. Fires without signal functions are not shown. From time to time there are planes on the runway 1 and on the taxiway 2, the position of which is identified by crosses 8 and 9 as examples. While the
- positions 8 and 9 of the aircraft originate from a radar video which advantageously depicts the representation of the airport. is stored.
- position areas in which aircraft are located can also be determined by sensors that are installed on the taxiways etc.
- 10 denotes an aircraft before taxiing and 11 for the pilot underfloor lights glowing red.
- the underfloor light 12 lights up green, as does the underfloor light 13.
- the underfloor light 14 lights up white, while the underfloor light 15 shines green and the underfloor light 16 shines green on one side and white on the other side.
- FIG 3 shows the signal state of the underfloor fire after the taxi has been released and the pilot in the aircraft 10 sees the fires 13, 14, 15 and 16 in green, while the fires 11 are not lit. This results in a clear, controllable on-screen signaling for the pilot in the aircraft 10 that the taxiing process can take place.
- 20 denotes an aircraft at the end of the runway and 21 another aircraft on a taxiway.
- the taxiway center lights may be on lines 22, 23 and 24 e.g. glowing green in sections. This is how they signal the pilots the way ahead.
- Stop bars 26, 27 and 28 which show the pilot in red that they can only roll up to this position.
- the above figures show some examples of the safe rolling guidance on the floor, as can be monitored and carried out according to the invention by large flat screens.
- the well-known desks are replaced with a replica of the airport geography and a large number of counters.
- the known consoles worked with optical fibers or single diodes, possibly also with small light bulbs. No radar videos or additional information about the traffic situation at an airport can be transmitted in such facilities. According to the invention, however, this is due to the large display areas, which in particular in conjunction with interactive screens, such as touch screens or the like. are advantageous possible.
- FIG. 5 shows the essential details contained in the synthetic video in FIG. 30.
- the information from the radar video is advantageously superimposed on the synthetic video, so that the actual information about the position of aircraft and or possibly vehicles can be obtained from the synthetic video.
- 31 shows the two types of sensors that can operate on different bases. The most important are the cooperative sensors that simultaneously verify the aircraft identification, for example using transponders.
- 32 shows the basic principles of the traffic control system on the ground and in the air, in order to give the aircraft a safe instruction which guarantees a smooth traffic flow.
- 33 shows auxiliary functions that are particularly important in special incidents. The components with which the aircraft are essentially guided on the runway and taxiways and in the apron area are indicated in FIG.
- FIG. 34 and the docking automation which is carried out using a wide variety of sensors is shown in FIG. that use a pattern comparison, but can also be done with lasers, microwave receivers etc., if necessary with the support of D-GPS etc.
- FIG. 35 indicates the integration of a wide variety of data which flow together in the system and can be displayed on the screen together with the information from 30, 32, 34 and 36.
- sensor information includes radar information, the main source of information at an airport.
- system according to the invention is also used if not all of the individual components described here are integrated in the system, but are operated as stand-alone systems or if individual components, for example automatic docking systems, e.g. in smaller airports with only a few parking positions, there is no need at all.
- automatic docking systems e.g. in smaller airports with only a few parking positions, there is no need at all.
- the basis of the integrated control of aircraft and possibly vehicles remains as the solution according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 the overall picture of a large airport, 36 and 37 denote the runways and 38 the actual airport building in the middle between the runways and the taxiways, which are not specified in more detail, associated with the runways. This overall picture provides an overview and in particular the selection of the zoom sections.
- FIG. 7 denotes a window, here arranged in the upper left corner of the screen, with a greatly reduced image of the airport from FIG. 6.
- window 39 denotes a window, here arranged in the upper left corner of the screen, with a greatly reduced image of the airport from FIG. 6.
- the window there is also a field for clicking various work functions with a mouse.
- Overlaid representations of aircraft positions with more detailed information can also be overlaid in window 39; Because of the clearer legibility on a large screen, its advantages are obvious.
- window 39 there is an enlarged Outer representation 41 of a runway taxiway section, with superimposed aircraft position information 42 and 43. In this representation, an easier selection for further zoom representations is possible than in window 39.
- FIG. 8 finally shows the zoom representation of an aircraft position, the aircraft being provided with identification information.
- the position of the aircraft is represented by a point 44, on which a glowing field can be superimposed. This makes it easier to follow the plane's route.
- the indication of which aircraft is concerned can be single-line, but can also be expanded to three lines. Then all relevant information relating to an aircraft, such as aircraft type, flight number, call sign, etc., can be reproduced, but also airport-specific data, such as the gate number and the category into which the aircraft is to be classified.
- FIG. 9 shows the schematic view of an airport map for a smaller airport.
- the display and the operating windows are such that touch operation is possible.
- the display can be in the national language, in English or in any other language.
- the airport has only one runway 45. The rest of the aeronautically important information can be found in the illustration.
- FIG. 10 already shows a higher resolution and has control panels which allow a selection of the individual runway parts and taxiways.
- the two runway parts are labeled 46 and 47 and correspond to the information in the control panels Runway 16 and Runway 34.
- the stop bars are labeled ST1 to ST5.
- a zoo ing for checking the individual lights is possible, as FIG 11 shows by way of example.
- the individual lights are designated 48 in FIG. From the corresponding enlargement the individual switching status of the lights can also be clearly seen.
- An overlaid representation of an aircraft is possible.
- FIGS. 12 to 14 finally show enlarged (zoomed) details of a small airport, the basic configuration of which can be seen from the superimposed image at the foot of the zoomed representation.
- a map of the airport with the zoom section is entered in the zoomed display.
- FIG. 12 shows the zoom section 49 with a circuit diagram of the individual lights
- FIG. 13 shows the zoom section 50, also with an enlarged representation of the individual lights
- FIG. 14 shows the zoom section 51 with an enlarged representation of the individual lights.
- Figures 12 to 14 also show the respective switching status, failure etc. from the enlarged display of the individual lights.
- a superposition of the aircraft position in sections 49, 50 and 51, which are only shown here as an example, is particularly advantageous. Between the sections shown are further sections, not shown in detail.
- the MMI according to the invention is able to provide all the information required for the operational management of an airport in a training which results in complete information security.
- the tower controllers have already been able to do good work with the relatively small screens to date, it is surprisingly found that by significantly increasing the size of the
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