EP4081996A1 - Dispositif électronique de génération d'un plan de vol pour un aéronef, procédé de génération et produit programme ordinateur associés - Google Patents
Dispositif électronique de génération d'un plan de vol pour un aéronef, procédé de génération et produit programme ordinateur associésInfo
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- EP4081996A1 EP4081996A1 EP20830264.6A EP20830264A EP4081996A1 EP 4081996 A1 EP4081996 A1 EP 4081996A1 EP 20830264 A EP20830264 A EP 20830264A EP 4081996 A1 EP4081996 A1 EP 4081996A1
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Definitions
- TITLE Electronic device for generating a flight plan for an aircraft, associated generation process and computer program product
- the present invention relates to an electronic device for generating a flight plan for an aircraft.
- the present invention also relates to a method for generating a flight plan and an associated computer program product.
- the field of the invention is that of the management of the flight of an aircraft.
- aircraft include navigation management systems such as the Flight Management System (FMS) for example, making it possible to define a flight plan as well as to calculate a trajectory and predictions associated with this trajectory.
- FMS Flight Management System
- the flight plan is generally defined by a pilot before the flight.
- this flight plan may undergo modifications during, for example, the flight of the aircraft.
- Such a third-party system can be another on-board avionics system or a tablet usable by the pilot in the cockpit, as well as a system external to the aircraft such as, for example, a ground service or another aircraft.
- the object of the present invention is to simplify the tasks of the pilot in the event of receipt of a new flight plan originating in particular from a third-party system.
- the invention relates to an electronic device for generating a flight plan for an aircraft, the generation device comprising a display module configured to simultaneously display two flight plans, each flight plan being associated with an ordered list of elements, the display module being further configured to display, for each flight plan, the common elements and the distinct elements with the other flight plan; an acquisition module configured to acquire at least one transfer command from a user; a report module configured to transfer at least one of the distinct elements of one of the two flight plans called the source flight plan to the other flight plan called the target flight plan as a function of the report command; and a processing module configured to generate a new flight plan from the target flight plan and the distinct element (s) reported.
- the electronic generation device comprises one or more of the following characteristics, taken in isolation or in any technically possible combination:
- the generation device further comprises a communication module configured to send the new flight plan to a control center external to the aircraft;
- each flight plan is broken down into a plurality of predetermined flight phases, each flight phase comprising at least one of the elements associated with said flight plan, the report module being configured to report at least one of the phases comprising at least one of the distinct elements of said flight plan;
- each flight plan is broken down into a plurality of predetermined control zones, each control zone being associated with a flight control center external to the aircraft, each control zone comprising at least one of the elements associated with said plan flight, the report module being configured to report at least one of the control zones comprising at least one of the distinct elements of said flight plan;
- the acquisition module is further configured to receive a cancel command, the postponement module being configured to cancel the postponement, permanently or temporarily, depending on the cancel command;
- the generation device further comprises a touch screen, the acquisition module being configured to associate a tactile movement of a user on the touch screen with an associated command; the generation device further comprises a voice interface, the acquisition module being configured to associate a voice message from a user to the voice interface with an associated command; the display module is suitable for displaying the common elements and the distinct elements differently; and the display module is configured to display the flight plans in the form of a tree structure defining a plurality of levels, each level comprising a single root formed of one of the common elements or a branch for each flight plan, at least one of the branches among the branches of the same level comprising at least one of the distinctive elements associated with the corresponding flight plan.
- the subject of the invention is also a method for generating a flight plan for an aircraft, the generation method comprising at least the following steps:
- each flight plan being associated with an ordered list of elements; visualization of the common elements and the distinct elements between the two flight plans; acquisition of at least one deferral order from a user; transfer of at least one of the distinct elements of one of the two flight plans called the source flight plan to the other flight plan called the target flight plan according to the carry over command; and generating a new flight plan from the target flight plan and the individual item (s) reported.
- the subject of the invention is also a computer program product comprising software instructions which, when implemented by computer equipment, implements the generation method as defined above.
- Figure 1 is a schematic view of an electronic generation device according to the invention.
- Figures 2 and 3 show a display interface connected to the electronic generation device of Figure 1;
- Figure 4 is a flowchart of a method for generating a flight plan according to the invention.
- a device 10 for generating at least one flight plan for an aircraft is shown in FIG. 1.
- aircraft is understood to mean any flying device which can be controlled from a cockpit thereof, such as an airplane, or which can also be controlled remotely by a pilot then located at a distance from it, such as a drone. .
- flight plan is meant an ordered list of elements and descriptive data corresponding to these elements, making it possible to define at least in part the trajectory of the aircraft.
- interior elements and interior descriptive data respectively to underline their belonging to the corresponding flight plan.
- This flight plan is for example formed according to the ARINC 424 standard.
- each internal element of the flight plan comprises a physical point of passage of the aircraft called in English "waypoint” or a path element called in English "leg”.
- each interior element is associated with interior descriptive data presenting in particular constraints such as a constraint of speed, altitude, a desired passage time, etc.
- At least some of the internal elements of a flight plan are also associated with one or more external elements, that is to say elements which are not included in the flight plan.
- These external elements are for example defined or determined or calculated from the internal elements of the flight plan.
- each external element associated with an internal element of a flight plan is chosen from the group comprising:
- exterior descriptive data such as constraints, for example
- the term “element” will be used interchangeably to designate an interior element of a flight plan or an exterior element associated with an interior element of such a plane.
- the term “descriptive data” will be used interchangeably to designate internal descriptive data of a flight plan or external descriptive data of such a plan.
- the generation 10 electronic device according to the invention is illustrated in more detail in Figure 1.
- the electronic generation device 10 comprises a data receiver / transmitter 12 and a processing unit 14.
- the data receiver / transmitter 12 makes it possible to receive data from external systems for processing by the processing unit 14 and to transmit processed data to these external systems or to other external systems.
- these external systems include, for example, a tablet 21, an FMS type flight management system 22 and a display interface 23.
- the tablet 21 is for example a so-called open world aircraft cockpit tablet insofar as the data transmitted from this tablet is not protected according to the same aeronautical standards as the verification aid module 10 .
- the link between the receiver / transmitter 12 and this tablet 21 is a protected link to the avionics world then having protection means making it possible to filter data coming from the tablet 21 to the avionics world.
- the tablet 21 is in particular configured to send to the data receiver / transmitter 12 a flight plan proposed to the pilot, for example during the flight of the aircraft.
- the FMS type system 22 and the display interface 23 are part of the avionics world insofar as the data exchanged with these systems present avionics data protected according to the same aeronautical standards as the verification aid module 10 or then according to standards ensuring a higher level of security.
- the FMS type system 22 is in particular capable of providing the data receiver / transmitter 12 with a flight plan, for example the current flight plan of the aircraft or any other flight plan, for example a flight plan in progress. preparation by the pilot.
- a flight plan for example the current flight plan of the aircraft or any other flight plan, for example a flight plan in progress. preparation by the pilot.
- the display interface 23 presents a communication interface between the pilot and the Generation 10 electronic device.
- This interface 23 has for example a touch screen allowing on the one hand the pilot to enter data intended for the data receiver / transmitter 12 by a tactile movement on said screen and, on the other hand, to display data coming from this data transmitter receiver 12.
- the interface 23 is a voice interface suitable for recording at least one voice message from the pilot to the voice interface.
- the processing unit 14 processes input data from the receiver / transmitter 12 to produce output data.
- the input data from the data receiver / transmitter 12 comprise at least two flight plans, one of these flight plans will subsequently be called the first flight plan P1 and the other second flight plan P2.
- the first flight plan P1 is for example from the FMS 22 type system and corresponds to the current flight plan of the aircraft.
- the second flight plan P2 is for example taken from the tablet 21 and represents a flight plan proposed by a third party such as the airline company or any other ground service.
- the second flight plan P2 comes from an on-board system of the "DataLink" type therefore also connected to the data receiver / transmitter 12 or from the FMS type system 22.
- the input data further includes exterior elements and exterior descriptive data associated with each flight plan as well as overall predictions, initialization and performance data, and meteorological data, associated with each flight plan.
- the processing unit 14 comprises a display module 24, an acquisition module 26, a report module 28, a processing module 30 and advantageously a communication module 32.
- display module 24 is configured to simultaneously display the two flight plans P1, P2 on interface 23.
- the display module 24 is configured to display, for each flight plan P1, P2, the common elements and the separate elements with the other flight plan P1, P2.
- the display module 26 is suitable for displaying the common elements and the distinct elements differently.
- the display module 24 is configured to display the flight plans in the form of a tree structure defining a plurality of levels N 1, ..., N6.
- This tree structure defines a plurality of levels, each level comprising a single root formed from one of the common elements or a branch for each flight plan. At least one of the branches among the branches of the same level includes at least one of the distinctive elements associated with the corresponding flight plan.
- each level comprises either a single element which is then a common element of the flight plans or one or more distinctive elements for at least one flight plan.
- the distinctive elements of a flight plan then form a branch.
- Acquisition module 26 is configured to acquire at least one report command from a user, including the pilot, from display interface 23.
- the acquisition module 26 is configured to associate a tactile movement of the pilot on the touch screen with an associated command.
- the display module 26 is able to display a selection range 34 making it possible to select one or more elements.
- the acquisition module 26 is configured to associate a voice message from a user, in particular from the pilot, to the voice interface with an associated command.
- the flight plan is broken down into a plurality of predetermined flight phases.
- Each flight phase includes at least one of the elements associated with said flight plan.
- the flight phases correspond, for example, to the take-off phase, to an ascent phase, to a cruising phase, to the landing phase, etc.
- the acquisition module 26 is then configured to acquire a command associated with at least one of these phases, that is to say all of the elements included in this phase of flight.
- the pilot selects the full take-off phase on the touch screen or the pilot voice commands to select the landing phase of the aircraft.
- the flight plan is broken down into a plurality of predetermined control zones.
- Each control zone includes at least one of the elements associated with said flight plan.
- Each control zone is associated with a flight control center external to the aircraft.
- the control center is for example a control tower in which an air traffic controller is in communication with the pilot to authorize the flight plan in the associated control zone.
- the acquisition module 26 is then configured to acquire a command associated with at least one of these control zones, that is to say all the elements included in this control zone.
- the pilot selects on the touch screen the next control zone that the aircraft will pass through.
- the acquisition module 26 is further configured to receive a cancel command from the pilot or from one of the external control centers.
- the display module 26 is able to display a button in the form of a cross next to the elements reported.
- the report module 28 is configured to report at least one of the distinct elements of one of the two flight plans P1, P2 called the source flight plan to the other flight plan P1, P2 called the target flight plan in function of the carry command.
- the report module 28 is configured to transfer one or more elements selected from the source flight plan by the pilot to the target flight plan.
- postponing an element is meant that this element from the source flight plan is inserted into the ordered list of elements that constitutes the target flight plan.
- the display module 26 is for example suitable for displaying a button 36 in the form of an arrow directed towards the target flight plan next to each set of selected elements.
- the report module 28 is configured to report at least one of the phases comprising at least one of the distinct elements of said flight plan.
- the pilot selects a flight phase on the touch screen and presses the arrow button to control the transfer of this phase to the target flight plan.
- the report module 28 is configured to report at least one of the control zones comprising at least one of the distinct elements of said flight plan.
- the pilot vocally selects the next control zone to fly over and commands its transfer to the target flight plan.
- the postponement module 28 is further configured to cancel the postponement, permanently or temporarily, depending on the cancellation command received.
- the pilot cancels the report of the elements associated with the control zone of said control center.
- the processing module 30 is configured to generate a new flight plan from the target flight plan and the distinct element (s) reported.
- the processing module 30 is configured to recalculate the physical points of passage of the aircraft (“waypoint”) and the trajectory elements (“leg”) associated with the new flight plan.
- the communication module 32 is configured to send the new flight plan to a control center external to the aircraft.
- the communication module 32 sends the new flight plan to the control center of the next control zone crossed by the aircraft to obtain authorization to cross this control zone.
- the display module 24, the acquisition module 26, the report module 28, the processing module 30 and the communication module 32 are for example at least partially in the form of software or a programmable logic circuit such as FPGA (standing for “Field-Programmable Gâte Array”).
- the electronic generation device 10 is for example integrated into a computer existing on board the aircraft or a computer remote from the aircraft, for example a ground calculator.
- the generation electronic device 10 has a software and / or hardware component of the FPGA 22 type system.
- a method of generating a flight plan for an aircraft implemented by the electronic generation device 10 will now be described with reference to FIG. 4 showing a flowchart of its steps.
- a first flight plan P1 is for example from the FMS type system 22 and corresponds to the current flight plan of the aircraft
- a second flight plan P2 is for example from the tablet 21 and corresponds to the flight plan submitted for acceptance by the pilot by the airline company or by an external control center.
- the method according to the invention comprises an initial step 100 of simultaneous display of the two flight plans, as shown in Figures 2 and 3.
- the method further comprises the visualization of the common elements and the distinct elements between the two flight plans.
- the two flight plans are represented in tree form as described above.
- the processing module 30 first compares the two flight plans, element by element, in order to identify common elements and distinct elements of these flight plans.
- the method comprises a step 110 of acquiring at least one transfer command from a user, in particular from the pilot.
- Control is acquired by means of the display interface 23, in particular a touch screen or a voice interface.
- the pilot selects a single element, a phase of flight or a control area on the touch screen using the selection range 34.
- the method comprises a step 120 of transferring at least one of the distinct elements of one of the two flight plans called the source flight plan to the other flight plan called the target flight plan as a function of the carry forward order.
- the element, the flight phase or the control zone selected by the pilot is transferred to the other flight plan by means of button 36.
- a new flight plan is generated from the target flight plan and the distinct element (s) reported.
- the new flight plan is then sent, during a step 140, to an external control center for validation.
- the new flight plan is sent to FMS 22 and becomes the new active flight plan of the aircraft, during a step 150.
- the method includes a step 160 of cancellation, definitive or temporary, of the postponement (s) made in order to obtain the new flight plan.
- the method then comprises a new iteration of steps 100 to 140, until one of the new flight plans generated is accepted by the external control center.
- the invention makes it possible to obtain a synthetic view of the two flight plans, these being displayed opposite each other on the display interface 23.
- the Generation 10 electronic device enables simple and rapid transfer of elements from one flight plan to another.
- the pilot can easily transfer a phase of flight or a complete control zone to the other flight plan. Generating the new flight plan and sending it to an external control center then allows simplified negotiation. In fact, in the event of a refusal, the invention makes it possible to simply cancel the postponements made and postpone other elements in order to have a new flight plan accepted. The invention thus makes it possible to reduce the cognitive load on the pilot when it is for example necessary to verify a flight plan originating from a third party.
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