WO1999005541A1 - Systeme avionique destine aux aeronefs et utilisant un equipement radar embarque - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an avionics system for aircraft using an entrained radar device with a two-dimensional perspective image of the radar data obtained from a sector area lying ahead in the direction of flight, including objects detectable there, on a viewing device.
- a radar device with a two-dimensional perspective representation of a sector area lying ahead in the flight direction is known.
- the respective sector is scanned by means of a fan beam that is very strongly bundled in the horizontal plane by swiveling.
- the reflected radar signal is displayed on the display device, for which purpose deflection voltages are generated in a horizontal and vertical direction, as in the case of television image generation.
- the position of the aircraft carrying the radar is artificially moved to a higher position by changing the deflection voltages, so that the compressed distant terrain points and flying objects are further apart in elevation.
- the pilot is thus faked at a higher altitude.
- there is an analog vertical and horizontal deflection on the screen whereby a different point of view than the actual one is simulated by changing the deflection voltages.
- the image is generated based on the real antenna aperture of the mechanically swiveled antenna with strong fan beam bundling in the azimuth plane.
- the radar resolution in the distance is determined by the radar pulse length.
- a forward view radar is known from DE 40 07 611 and DE 40 07 612, in which a flying carrier, for example an aircraft, images two-dimensionally from land or sea surfaces in a sector in front.
- a flying carrier for example an aircraft
- an antenna rigidly mounted on the carrier is provided, which either consists of a number of individual elements arranged in a straight line in a row (DE 40 07 611) or of a number of individual elements arranged in a straight line and in two rows one above the other ( DE 40 07 612), preferably in the form of horn antennas.
- an individual element transmits incoherently and then receives it simultaneously with the other individual elements.
- the individual elements are used to send and then receiving one after the other, from the first to the last of the number of individual elements.
- each individual element is separately digitally evaluated, and digital correlation is carried out for each angular range in both cases by correlating a special, predetermined reference function.
- Such a forward view radar system can also be used in connection with helicopters, for example for search, rescue and environmental tasks, since no forward speed is required to use this forward view radar system and the self-movement of a helicopter, which is to a certain extent at a designated location, is immaterial.
- US Pat. No. 5,053,778 discloses a method for forming a topographic terrain model represented in three-dimensional space, which is created by simultaneously combining an image generated on an airplane according to the SAR (synthetic aperture radar) principle with terrain height information , wherein this height information is obtained either from the aircraft, for example by means of a radar altimeter, or from ground measurements.
- SAR synthetic aperture radar
- the object of the present invention is to provide an avionics system which is suitable both for fixed-wing aircraft and for rotary-wing aircraft and which enables a pilot to precisely target a desired target area even under the most unfavorable visibility conditions or even without any visibility and with the highest accuracy requirements to be able to reliably detect even relatively small obstacles, land safely if necessary or take off without any view.
- the radar device is a forward view radar which, in accordance with its basic mode of operation, has a high-resolution map-top view image using the SAR (synthetic aperture radar ) Processing principle or a processing principle similar to this received radar data.
- a digital image processing device is provided, in which the top view image provided by the radar device is converted purely geometrically into a corresponding image with a central perspective projection in quasi-pilot view, which is displayed on the display device.
- the radar is no longer resolved by the real aperture of an antenna, but by the correlation of the corresponding reference functions, as set out in the two previously mentioned patents DE 40 07 611 and DE 40 07 612.
- the top view image is created first.
- the conversion to the perspective representation corresponding to a pilot's view relates to purely computational image processing and can only be carried out digitally. This changes the image accordingly so that the perspective is different. Suitable image processing algorithms can be easily created as software.
- the image created on the display device by applying the invention is of high quality since the SAR method can provide an image with extremely high resolution.
- the replacement according to the invention of a conventional radar system working with a real antenna aperture by the SAR processing principle which otherwise only applies to terrain observations from above, is therefore particularly advantageous.
- These properties of the avionics system according to the invention result in a wide range of applications for the use and use of the forward vision radar system, which ranges, for example, from military reconnaissance and combat helicopters to rescue and offshore helicopters to use in transport and civil aircraft .
- the image quality achieved with the system according to the invention cannot currently be achieved with any other system.
- the avionics system according to the invention thus creates an all-weather sensor that can be used even in the worst visibility conditions or in conditions without any visibility and also during the night. Due to the central perspective projection in a quasi-pilot view according to the invention, a high image repetition rate creates a quasi-optical image with a continuous image display, for example on a high-resolution color monitor.
- height information of the scanned sector area terrain is introduced in a quasi-3D representation in the image shown.
- the height information can be generated directly according to a particularly advantageous embodiment based on the interferometric principle.
- height information relating to the height above ground of natural and / or artificial obstacles is introduced in quasi-3D representation in the image with a central perspective projection in a quasi-pilot view. Furthermore, in the two Display modes (top view and pilot view) can be color-coded.
- An advantageous further development of the avionics system according to the invention consists in that a switchover between a first display mode, in which the sector image is shown in map-like top view on the display device, and a second display mode, in which the sector image in quasi-perspective projection Pilot view is shown on the display device is provided.
- a radar device in the form of a forward view radar can also be used in shipping, in that the radar data obtained from a sector area lying ahead in the direction of travel of a ship, including objects detectable there, are displayed in a two-dimensional perspective view on a viewing device.
- a digital image processing device a high-resolution top view image is converted purely geometrically into a corresponding image with a central perspective projection into a quasi-control man's view and displayed on the display device.
- height information of the scanned preceding sector area in quasi-3D representation and height information regarding the height of natural and / or artificial obstacles in quasi-3D representation can be introduced into the image with a central perspective projection in the quasi-helmsman view become.
- any landing obstacles that protrude above a predetermined height above the ground can be found both in the top view illustration as well as colored in the quasi-pilot view.
- selected targets, in particular moving targets can preferably be marked in color.
- a particularly useful and advantageous development of the avionics system according to the invention consists in that an artificial horizon is faded into the image.
- the central perspective representation in a quasi-pilot's view with the artificial horizon faded in is retained even when cornering.
- the forward vision radar system can be switched between different frequency ranges, for example from the L band (1.3 GHz) to the X band (9.6 GHz), depending on the respective field of application ) up to the Ka band, which is around 35 GHz.
- the forward view radar system can for example, high-voltage lines or chain-link fences used to delimit areas can be recognized.
- the central perspective representation can be automatically adapted to the flight altitude and the flight speed in a quasi-pilot's view with or without an artificial horizon shown.
- additional data or information can be faded into the central perspective representation in a quasi-pilot view, for example distances to marked targets, the height of marked obstacles or also a marking of moving targets, so that an MTI (moving Target Indication; mode is realized.
- Moving targets can also be marked.
- a device can be triggered or triggered, for example, with the aid of received and specifically selected data, which warns of obstacles.
- a so-called head-up display is also possible.
- information regarding the height above ground is also natural and / or artificial obstacles created in quasi-pilot view.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of an antenna made up of a number of individual radiators arranged side by side for use with forward vision radar.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic illustration of a lighting geometry as it results from an aircraft flying in a predetermined flight direction
- 3 shows a plan view, true to the map, of a part of a runway and its immediate surroundings from an altitude of 1000 m;
- FIG. 4 shows a central perspective representation corresponding to the representation in FIG. 3 in a quasi-pilot view of the same part of the runway and its immediate surroundings; 5 shows a plan view, true to the map, of a part of a runway from an altitude of 300 m;
- FIG. 6 shows a central perspective representation corresponding to the map of FIG. 3 in a quasi-pilot view
- FIGS. 7 and 8 each show a top view of a group of trees from a flight height of 100 m, true to the map, areas in FIG. 8 with a certain height above the ground being marked separately.
- n individual radiators in the form of horn antennas 10 of an antenna arrangement 1 are schematically arranged side by side in a straight line.
- the antenna arrangement 1 is rigidly attached to an aircraft - reproduced in a considerably reduced size - transversely to the direction of flight indicated by an arrow such that the main radiation direction of the horn antennas 10 points in the direction of flight.
- DE 40 07 611 this is only transmitted by a single radiator, ie only by a horn antenna 10; subsequently, however, all other individual elements in the form of, for example, the horn antennas 10 are received.
- DE 40 07 612 the n individual radiators are used in succession from the first to the nth element for transmitting and then for receiving.
- the processing of the raw data can be carried out in a manner similar to the known SAR principle, with a synthetic aperture in DE 40 07 611 by half the distance or in DE 40 07 612 by the distance between the first and the nth Single radiator of the horn antenna arrangement has to be replaced.
- the respective signal is correlated in terms of amplitude and phase as a function of the distance with a complex conjugate reference function which is not specified here in detail. It is crucial, however, that the received signal at each individual element 10 has a different phase to the transmit pulse due to the different location between transmitter and receiver.
- the distance r can be expressed, as can be seen from the schematic illustration in FIG. 2, by:
- a is the distance between the antenna center axis 0 and a point target T
- x is the distance between the antenna center axis 0 and a single radiator 10
- R is the distance gate distance
- Fig. 3 from a flight altitude of 1000 m in the X-band a map-like representation in top view with a relatively short antenna is reproduced, with a part of an airstrip being visible in the middle of the image.
- FIG. 4 shows the corresponding central perspective representation in a quasi-pilot view, which has been obtained by correspondingly implementing the map-like representation in a top view of FIG. 3.
- Part of the runway can be seen in the upper area of FIG. 4 and the area lying in front of the runway in the direction of flight can be seen in the lower area.
- 4 shows a faded-in artificial horizon along the upper longitudinal edge of the illustration, for example in the form of a black bar.
- the illumination angle in the azimuth direction is 60 ° and the depression angle ranges from 14 ° to 60 °.
- the resolution in the azimuth direction is 10 m in the near range and 35 m in the far range, while the resolution in the elevation direction is 3 m.
- 5 shows part of the same runway of a map-like representation in plan view, this time from an altitude of 300 m.
- FIG. 6 shows the central perspective representation in a quasi pilot view.
- a faded-in artificial horizon for example in the form of a black bar, is shown along the upper longitudinal edge.
- FIG. 7 shows a top view of a group of trees and bushes at an X-band frequency of 9.6 GHz and from an altitude of 100 m in a map-true representation.
- colored markings show areas which are at a height of, for example, more than 3 m above the surrounding area, i.e. 3 m above the floor, protrude upwards.
- the illumination angle in the azimuth direction is again 60 ° and the depression angle ranges from 14 ° to 60 °. 7 and 8, the resolution area in the near
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DE19731263A DE19731263A1 (de) | 1997-07-21 | 1997-07-21 | Verwendung eines von einem fliegenden Träger mitgeführten Vorwärtssicht-Radar |
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